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Sewing Tutorial and pattern: Easter chick drawstring treat bag

February 21, 2018 by Anne Weaver

Tutorial and pattern: Easter chick drawstring treat bagThese little chick drawstring bags are the cutest way to give a little Easter treat!  Crystal from Stitched By Crystal shares a free pattern and tutorial over at Make It and Love It.  Use them year after year for a fun Easter basket tradition for your kids!

These little chick drawstring bags are simply adorable and perfect for adding a touch of charm to your Easter festivities! Whether you want to surprise your loved ones with a special Easter treat or create a memorable tradition, these delightful bags will surely bring joy to both children and adults alike. The talented Crystal from Stitched By Crystal has generously shared a free pattern and tutorial on the popular website Make It and Love It, making it easy for you to create these cute little bags yourself.

The pattern and tutorial provide step-by-step instructions, accompanied by clear photos, to guide you through the process. Crystal’s attention to detail ensures that even beginners can confidently tackle this project. You’ll learn how to cut and stitch the fabric, assemble the drawstring closure, and add the finishing touches that give these bags their charming chick shape.

The beauty of these little chick drawstring bags is their versatility. Not only are they perfect for holding Easter treats, but they can also be used year after year, becoming a cherished part of your family’s Easter traditions. Imagine the excitement on your children’s faces as they discover these adorable bags filled with goodies on Easter morning. It’s a wonderful way to create lasting memories and make each Easter celebration even more special.

Click below for the free pattern and tutorial:

Sew a Drawstring Chick Treat Bag for Easter, by Stitched By Crystal

[photo from Stitched By Crystal on Make It and Love It]

Looking for more Easter-themed sewing patterns? Check out these fun Easter Sewing patterns we found on Etsy. If you are looking for Easter print fabric visit Fatquartershop for some fun Easter fabric designs.

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Comments

  1. Betty Domal says

    April 4, 2020 at 8:18 pm

    I am really frustrated. Have spent about hour trying to find a place to click to get the pattern. I have all
    the directions, but need the pattern PLEASE

    • Shellie Wilson says

      April 10, 2020 at 9:48 pm

      Betty, the link is there and working

  2. Jayne Dodds says

    March 19, 2023 at 7:07 am

    I have spent a few hours too, I have subscribe and I see a drawn pattern on screen, in middle of text with watermark for personal use only and I cannot print it off, help please.

    • Shellie Wilson says

      May 21, 2023 at 2:59 pm

      Hello, You can save the image of the pattern and print it that way. Any other patterns issues, you will to contact the blogger directly.

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Freebie: Printable Christmas Eve magic pillowcase poem

Freebie: Printable Christmas Eve magic pillowcase poem

Freebie: Printable Christmas Eve magic pillowcase poem

With all the excitement and expectation of Santa’s visit, it can be hard for kids to go to sleep on Christmas Eve.  Melissa from Polka Dot Chair created special pillowcases for her nephews, to be used only on Christmas Eve.  When she gave them to them, she included a little poem explaining that they’re magic pillowcases to help them have sweet dreams.  She’s sharing a free printable of the poem on her blog, plus she links to a tutorial she’s written for making a pillowcase, so you can start the tradition with your own kids.

Click below for her tutorial & printable:

Free Printable Christmas Pillowcase Poem , by Polka Dot Chair

[photo from Polka Dot Chair]

Looking for Holiday or Christmas themed Fabric prints? Check these out. Don’t have time to make your own pillow case? Check out these Christmas Pillow Case designs.

 

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