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Writer's pictureMegan Best

By Annie! It's in the bag.

My Island Batik project for October was to make a ByAnnie bag.


I chose the Catch all Caddy. The pattern, Soft and Stable stabilizer, and all hardware are from ByAnnie.


I wanted a bit of a monochromatic bag so I went with these greens, with a print inside.


I quilted the fabrics with this 3/4" bubble pattern. I really like close tight quilting for my bags. I quilted it on my Handi Quilter Forte.



I prepped all the pieces, and set up while reading the entire pattern.





I get comfy for this step. It helps to avoid mistakes.


I work in the steps of the pattern. ByAnnie projects are pretty important to follow the steps. Also. Clips are VERY IMPORTANT.


I sewed everything on my Juki straight stitch machine. The ByAnnie stiletto is another very important tool.

These inside pockets are pretty cool.


And the other side.


There are 2 pockets on one side and 3 on the other.

Also, the binding is barely darker than the main fabric. I really like it. Just a hint of color difference.



It finished up really quickly and I think I will be making more of these. I think I want want for picnics! I need a quick go bag for that, as we head out to a local beach often in the summer.

Right now I will use it in my studio for my most used tools.


I have made about 10 ByAnnie bags, and I love each one.


Disclosure: The products featured here were provided to me free of charge by Island Batik, and ByAnnie.




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kathrie
Nov 30, 2022

Love this and thanks for showing how many clips you need to keep it together; great tip.

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brenda.alburl
Nov 01, 2022

Such a handy carry all for holding your most used and loved tools in your studio.

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