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This Free Bunny Bag Pattern is Too Cute to Pass Up (and It’s Easier Than You Think!)

April 8, 2025 by Shellie Wilson

Okay, I’ll be honest — I wasn’t even looking for another project when I stumbled across this adorable Bunny Bag Free Pattern from Connecting Threads. But you know how it goes… one minute you’re browsing, the next you’re printing out a pattern and digging through your fabric stash for something pastel and spring-ready.

First off, let’s just talk about the cuteness factor. This little bunny face with the floppy ears? Absolutely charming. It’s the kind of thing that makes you smile immediately — perfect for Easter baskets, springtime gifting, or just adding a little whimsy to your sewing projects. And the size is spot on too — not too big, not too tiny. It’s great for popping in a few chocolates, a gift card, or even some sewing notions if you want to gift it to your crafty friends.

Now, as for the actual sewing part, this project is delightfully simple. The instructions are clear, the pattern pieces are easy to cut out, and it doesn’t require any complicated techniques. I’d say it’s beginner-friendly for sure — but still fun for seasoned sewists who want a quick win. If you’ve got some cute cottons, especially solids or subtle prints, they’ll work beautifully here.

The best part? It’s a FREE pattern. No catch. Just download and go. I always appreciate when companies like Connecting Threads offer sweet seasonal projects like this, especially when they’re this polished. You can tell some real care went into designing this little bag.

If you’re looking for a last-minute Easter project or just want to sew something smile-worthy, this Bunny Bag is 100% worth it. I’ve already made one for my niece — and now my inner child kind of wants one too. Don’t judge.

 Grab the free pattern here: Bunny Bag Free Pattern – Connecting Threads

Let me know if you make one — or five. I’m this close to turning it into a mini bunny gift bag army.

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Sewing Pattern – DIY Beach Towel Bag

If you are like me you want an easy way to carry your towel and a few items to the beach but don’t want a bag just to hold those things.

So I came up with the idea to make a beach towel bag. This way it is a bag that can hold a few items but also function as your towel. I love it! I share with you how you can make your own beach towel bag.

This is an easy sewing project that is perfect for summer! I even made a few for my kids so they each have their own. Start sewing this fun bag today.

Sewing pattern: Mesh beach bag
Sewing pattern: Beach bag with a mesh pocket

Tutorial and pattern: Oversized beach bag with rope handles

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