A collection of free purse tutorials for little girls. Every little girl needs a purse to keep her treasures. These make great scrap fabric projects!
After the kids went to bed the other night I went through my fabrics and found this pink one that I had used when I was selling baby shoes. There was just enough to make a small purse for our little friend who was turning 8.
It is such a cute style and QUICK to sew up!! I used fusible interfacing in the straps and on the bag to make it sturdy. She is hoping that it will be big enough to put her new scriptures in.
My girls love their purses and totes. They always bring one when we go on outings together. My boys make fun of us, but guess what? Who always has an extra tissue, lip gloss or piece of gum. NOT the boys!
I've gone through my blog and found a few tutorials for purses, as well as some of my favorites from other sewing bloggers.
Free Purse Tutorials for Girls
Does your little gal like rummaging around in your purse? Make her one of her own! This quick and easy toddler purse tutorial will walk you step by step through the process. A great project for beginners.
A DIY Minion Tote Bag that is perfect for trips to the pool, a library tote, or even a preschool book bag.
This little purse is such a classic style. I love it!
This darling fabric tote comes together with a few fat quarters. Fun to make and perfect for so many uses. It’s just the right size for a lunch tote, small purse, or for carrying scriptures to church.
"Want to know what’s even better than a cute, brightly-colored bag sized just right for your little sweeties? Yep, that’s right, an equally adorable bag that is REVERSIBLE!"
2 purse tutorials! "Nothing like a small purse to make a little kid feel all grown up and girly. For a sewing mama, it will hardly take an hour to whip up one of these functional purses for the little princess."
"To make this simple circle purse, all you need are a few circles of fabric and interfacing (I used a small plate to cut my circles), a button or snap, and some bias tape. And it sews up in no time!"
A darling heart shaped purse for any little girl. Perfect for Valentine's Day, too!
A cute little scrunch closed purse tutorial. I love the bright fabric of this one, too!To make this simple circle purse, all you need are a few circles of fabric and interfacing (I used a small plate to cut my circles), a button or snap, and some bias tape. And it sews up in no time!
Pam Cramer says
I am looking for the pattern of the purse that looks like it has ribbons for the handle. It is the one with a snap and by the words free purse tutorials.
Brandy says
Is it the one from Me Sew Crazy? If so, it appears that the blog no longer exists. 🙁
jenjen says
Look how cute those are! I love that they all coordinate. Awesome!!!
Thanks for linking this up. I love it!
XOXO
Jen
Megan says
You know what's funny? My sister made me a tote bag from that exact same fabric for Christmas. I totally did a double take when I saw the photo. That is a darling gift for a little girl. 🙂
Andy Porter says
That is such a cute gift! I love the matching accessories! Thanks so much for linking! I'd love to make something like this!
Lori says
Brandy,
I featured this on my blog! Please stop by and grab my I was featured button!!!
Lori
Lori says
You are too cool for me. I love this. It is just wonderful. Sorry about all the snow though. I'm so ready for warmer weather myself..
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fawnda says
I love the purse! The fabric is adorable! The earings and hair band are cute too!
Appleseed Gifts says
BTW, just wanted to let you know that children's decor is now available on SuperStinkyBoys! So feel free to head on over and check it out! Let me know what you think and have a great day!
Ginger
http://superstinkyboys.blogspot.com
Andrea says
I just found your blog and it is so great! I love this idea. That would make a great gift. If you are interested, you can link up to my new Thursday carnival called Make it, Wear it!
Andrea @ TheTrainToCrazy.com
Dianne Hadaway says
Brandy, I just discovered your awesome blog when I saw visits to my site from yours in my stats. Thank you so much for linking to my free tote tutorial & pattern. I'm so happy that you found it and the bag you made is darling! Glad you didn't have to get out in the snow with the kids, that really makes my heart smile! I'm off to explore your blog - and add it to my favorites! Have a blessed day! Dianne - Mama's Pocketbook
Mama Thompson says
So cute...
kate says
I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don't know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.
Lucy
http://toddlergirls.net
Bugg's mama says
Very sweet.
Appleseed Gifts says
You have inspired me to get a sewing machine!! I must learn to make these fun things! And you make it look so easy...if you can do it, so can I, huh? Thanks!
Ginger
http://appleseed-gifts.blogspot.com
http://superstinkyboys.blogspot.com
Bobbie says
That is so cute! I wish that I could just create a bag without a pattern. Someday though 🙂
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themasons says
Brandy, I look at your blog every day and I'm amazed at how creative and talented you are. I can only imagine what a great mother you are.