Storage box sewing pattern

I've been after some storage boxes for my Ikea Billy bookcase in my sewing room since the day we put it together, but after much searching I had no luck in finding the right size or style (and spoiler alert, I'm incredibly fussy...). I also wanted to use up some spare fabric I had from a recently reupholstered chair - ok, ok, I bought extra so everything would match... So I decided to make some fabric boxes, after a quick google I came across a bunch of tutorials and patterns to make…

Make a fabric box pattern with our free pdf patterns and our step-by-step tutorial. Easy beginners project to make fabric baskets in 3 sizes.

6,045 pounds. If you took all of the scraps of fabric that I’ve accumulated over the years and weighed them, that’s the number you’d get. Okay, so I totally made that up. But it sounds pretty compelling. I recently cleared out a bunch of outworn and unnecessary things from my apartment, and well, my life.

Learn how to make a large DIY fabric basket that is perfect for organizing! It holds all my throw blankets, toys, or even all the dirty towels.

See how to sew a fabric basket with a free fabric basket pattern in 3 sizes. They are so cute, practical, and super easy to sew!

Pods for Stashing & Storing Our designer Laura created a simply beautiful pod-style fabric container. You will love this pattern! Download the free Storage Pod pattern here. Take a look – there are only two pieces to cut for the pod! You will box the corners and add a hanging loop and tada! Even if…

Create fabric from your scraps! Patchwork Fabric Basket Free Sewing Pattern is really a wonderful, fun, creative project to DIY a Fabric Basket!

From Lillyella: These baskets are quick and easy to make and are fat quarter friendly at the original size (the largest piece you need is 17×15 so pull out those big scraps)! They are made sturdy with a layer of Peltex, but can also be made soft using fusible fleece or batting. You could even very easily sew this entire project by hand with no problem. Old belts are recycled to make the optional handles.

Combine your love of sewing and your need to be organized by creating these fun fabric bins. Make one for silverware, surprise your friends and family with a fabric gift box, or organize your drawers.