Linen bento bag pattern

Every year I like to make something quick and fun for friends. Last year, it was bento bags—little furoshiki tie bags that can carry a bento box, a sandwich, or a tupperware or pyrex container with your lunch. They also make good produce bags. And a knitting friend uses hers to carry her yarn around her wrist while she knits. A while back, at a crafty retreat with The Makerie (highly recommended, check them out!) , I received my lunch in a sweet little linen sack that tied at the top. I…

The Bento Bag Pattern is a versatile design used for carrying sourdough bread. It features a simple yet functional shape, perfect for holding round loaves or other items. The pattern provides instructions for creating this handy and stylish bag, ideal for transporting bread or organizing various items in your home.

This is a step by step tutorial on how to sew a Beginner Japanese Bento Bag. This is a simple sewing project that anyone with basic sewing skills

This bento bag tutorial needs to be shared. Because if I - the most mediocre seamstress of all - can whip it up simply, it means it's the perfect zero waste project.

Sew a linen bread bag with this easy sewing tutorial. Gifting bread makes everyone happy and these natural linen bread bags and bread pair

How to Make a Japanese Bento Bag. Free Pattern and Tutorial

Enjoy this free pattern and tutorial for a knotted pouch, sometimes referred to as an origami pouch. It is a reusable alternative for wrapping gifts this holiday; and afterwards it can be used for storing homemade bread and cookies, purchasing bulk groceries, holding yarn, and packing a picnic.

© Carrie Bostick Hoge Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese method for wrapping objects with fabric, and today it has become the essential element in gift-giving in Japan. Instead of wrapping an obje…

Origami bento bags are great way to gift some home baking. This linen bento bag tutorial will outline the steps needed to make one.