Don’t chuck out your scraps! Make a DIY Scrappy Bucket Bag | Sewing Tutorial

Welcome back, friends! It's Karla here, and I'm thrilled to share another creative project with you. In today's video, I'll guide you through making a unique and adorable scrappy bucket bag. This project is perfect for storing your knit or crochet works in progress (which is what I use it for!)!

I've been wanting to try this technique for a while now, where you take a bunch of fabric scraps and sandwich them between layers and quilt it all together. For this bag, I used leftover one-way stretch knit fabric scraps – the leftovers from my recent scrappy quilt project. It's a fantastic way to pay homage to that quilt, which was such a joy to make!

Throughout the video, I'll walk you through step-by-step, from gathering supplies to stitching it all together.
This project was not only fun but also incredibly satisfying. I can't wait to show you the finished product—it's already become my go-to for storing my yarn during crochet projects around the house.
If you're excited to get creative with your fabric scraps and make something practical and cute, this tutorial is perfect for you. Don't forget to like this video, subscribe to my channel for more DIY projects, and share your creations with me in the comments below or tag me on Instagram. I love seeing what you make!

Thanks so much for watching, and let's dive into making this scrappy bucket bag together. See you in the video! 🧵✂️

Timestamps:

0:00 Introduction
1:22 Gathering Supplies
3:10 Quilting the Layers
5:45 Creating the Base
7:30 Attaching Straps and Finishing Touches

Check out my previous quilt project:    • Too many scraps? DIY a scrappy quilt ...  
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Equipment used:
Camera: Sony ZV-E10 ZV-E10 | Interchangeable-lens vlog camera (sony.com.au)
Sewing Machine: Bernina B335
Serger: FunLock 007D
Scissors: by Fiskars