Katy Bag: 'Katy', a nickname for so many, captures the purse-onalities of this simple Goddess bag. Each of the three Katys on the cover is a bit different, but all are made the same way. The difference lies in their choke of handle and embellishments. Our 'Goddess' patterns include specific directions on how and where to incorporate optional embellishments. Your Katy will be so wonderful, embellished or not, that you'll feel like a Goddess when you carry her! Katy is fully lined, has an optional inside pocket and inside closure.

Pattern includes a full-sized template to locate fibers, button, beads, baubles (BBB's), and overall embellishments. Specific directions included to incorporate your embroidery design, too! Embellishments are optional of course. It wouldn't be Lazy to require such a thing!

Basic quilting and sewing skills required.
Size: 8"W x 6"H

Chloe Handbag: is the goddess of zip, zing and all things sassy! Our 'Goddess' patterns include specific directions on how and where to incorporate optional embellishments. Your Chloe will be so wonderful, embellished or not, that you'll feel like a Goddess when you carry her!

Chloe is fully lined, has several inside pockets and inside closure.

Pattern includes a full-sized template to locate fibers, buttons, beads, baubles (BBB's), and overall embellishments. 5pecifc directions included to incorporate your embroidery design, too! Embellishments are optional of course. It wouldn't be Lazy to require such a thing!

Basic quilting and sewing sklls required.
Size: 11 1/2"W x 5 3/4"H

Gracie Handbag: has vintage charm and the glamour of a silent film star. This elegant little handbag is Just the right size to hold all of your essentials.

Gracie is fully lined with six inside pockets and has a flap closure secured by Velcro.

Use the optional 'Bag-E-Bottoms Bize A' to give Gracie a nice sturdy bottom. Just slide this custom cut piece of acrylic into the pocket at the bottom of the lining when the bag is finished.

Special Note: This project is not appropriate for directional prints because the fabric wraps around the bag from the front, across the bottom, up the other side.

Basic quilting and sewing sklls required.
Size: 15"W x 10"H

Purse-Nickities: Nickie, Nickita and Nickole are zippin' sisters! These wild girls use the same recipe, but look totally different. "Zip-Tastic" zipper technique.

Sewing Machine Cover: This beautiful quilted Sewing Machine Cover is an essential for protecting any sewing machine. This cover is the ideal tool for keeping your machine dust free when not in use and fits even the largest of home sewing machines. The cover is left open at the bottom side seams to allow for a better fit over all sewing machine bases. This cover is not a machine carrying case.

Pattern includes directions for plain cover without a block design. Or use your favorite block design or paper pieced block instead of a 6" nine- patch.

Features: Box-style padded, quilted cover with split side seams. Lined interior.

Finished size: 17"W x 11"H x 8"D

A-Door-Ables: Decorate a doorknob or drawer pull with this gorgeous hanging pocket. Fill it with anything that fits your fancy. Chocolates and other candies fit quite well. Fill with potpourri and sew the top closed for a decorative sachet.

Add your own finishing touches and dress it up to fit any mood or style. Add tassels, beads, buttons or bells. Store your glasses, keys, pens and pencils. Put one on the door and your keys are always waiting for you on your way out. Add a pocket to the nightstand next to your bed and keep your glasses or remote control handy. Tack it to the wall using thumbtacks and fill with dried flowers. The possibilities are just beginning.

This quick and easy pattern is a "'Fat Quarter Cutie". This means it can be made from a fat quarter cut of fabric.

Fabric Tip: While one fat quarter is plenty to make one A-Door-Ables, use two or more fat quarters to coordinate and accent as shown on the cover photo and make two A-Door-Ables. Make sure you have enough craft fleece and embellishments for two as well.

Fanfare Log Cabin: Try this new twist on an old favorite. A "Lazy Angle" block creates a striking addition to this log cabin design. Select a beautiful feature fabric with at least three colors for the outer border. Coordinate the rest of the fabrics with these three colors.

Sassy Bag: This unassuming little cutie really packs a wallop -and a number of other things! This purse is ideal for vacations or traveling light. It's nicer than a fanny pack, less bulky than a traditional purse, and will lie securely next to your body. The 2 inside pockets are big enough for a cell phone, check book and glasses. There is also one pocket on the back.

It's ideal for wearing across your chest to hang at your side where it is safe and secure. The front of the purse is pleated to expand for a lot of goodies, or stay slim for a few. Most purses are one size no matter how much you intend to carry. Discretely located under the flap, the opening to the purse is held closed by a piece of elastic.

This quick and easy pattern is a Fat Quarter Cutie. This means the bag can be made from fat quarters. Recommended Coordinate: Consider making a Wonder Wallet (pattern #211) to go with your new purse,

Fabric Tip: Keep in mind that fabrics from all three fat quarters will show on the outside of the bag. So choose your fabrics with that in mind.

Towne Purse: This stylish purse is easy to make and very functional. The inside is loaded with 9 pockets for everything from your cell phone and sunglasses to pens and a nail file. The zipper is Lazy Girl's trademark 'No-Fear' zipper. There is also a bonus goodie included in this pattern. If you like, use the leftover pieces of fabric to make a glasses case.

This pattern is a “Super Fat Quarter Cutie”. This means the bag can be made from fat quarters - a lot of them.

Fabric recommendations: The largest piece on this bag is 11" x 15". This means the entire bag can be made from fat quarter cuts. The exterior of the bag is composed of three fabrics. Choose three fabrics that will work well together as the cover, cover, pocket zipper casing and handles. Take a look at the pattern cover to get a feel for how and where these fabrics will be used. The interior is fantastic out of four fabrics.

Keeping in the Lazy Girl tradition, this project is quick and easy and offers a place to embellish and personalize.

Perfect Pouches: These handy little pouches are perfect for all kinds of great things. Whether you need a little bag for your sewing supplies, to use with your luggage or to throw in your purse or backpack, there is a perfect size for you. The inside is fully lined. Use any standard zipper and find out how easy it is to put a zipper in using Lazy Girl's trademark “Sew Easy” zipper technique.

This pattern is a “Fat Quarter Cutie”. This means these pouches can be made from fat quarter cuts of fabric. Keeping in the Lazy Girl tradition, this project is quick and easy and offers a place to embellish and personalize.

Runaround Bag: This smart looking purse is easy to make and very functional. The inside is fully lined and the purse features a back pocket. Use any standard zipper and find out how easy it is to put a zipper in using Lazy Girl's trademark Sew Easy zipper technique.

This pattern is a “Fat Quarter Cutie”. This means the bag can be made from fat quarter cuts of fabric.

Fabric recommendations: The entire bag is made from just two fabrics. Choose two coordinating fat quarters and find some fantastic buttons and ribbons to decorate the front of the purse.

Keeping in the Lazy Girl tradition, this project is quick and easy and offers a place to embellish and personalize.

Everyday Baskets: These beautiful fabric baskets will find their way into every room in your house. They have a hundred uses and couldn't be easier to make. Two fantastic fat quarters and a bit of batting and template plastic will bring this creation to life. Use them everyday and everywhere. Great for a sewing basket, mail caddy, coins, keys, cosmetics, candy, etc.

This pattern is a “Fat Quarter Cutie”. This means these baskets can be made from fat quarter cuts of fabric. Keeping in the Lazy Girl tradition, this project is quick and easy and offers a place to embellish and personalize. Decorate with all kinds of good stuff too.

WhatNots:What is a WhatNot? Well, I ask you...What is it Not? It's a basket, purse, doorstop and more. It's the perfect practice square too. All you need is two squares of fabric and a little batting if you like. This is a great way to use fat quarters and leftover qult blocks. It doesn't matter what size your squares are.

A WhatNot is the perfect practice square for learning any new technique on your sewing machine. From quilting to new stitches - practice, practice, practice - then make a WhatNot with your practice square. It's a great for practicing other techniques too. Try applique or hand quilting, then make a Whatnot with your practice work. A WhatNot is a great way touse otherwise un-usable leftovers, practice pieces, miscellaneous scraps, old quilt blocks, and of course, fat quarters. The pattern works with any size square. How easy can that be?

SquareKnots:SquareKnots is an adventure! This fring-tastic quilt is quick and easy to make. Make some blocks, rotary cut fringe on the edges and tie fringe from on block to the next using square knots. Was and watch the fringe go wild.

Part of the adventure is the ability to tie the blocks to each other where ever you want. Get comfy on the couch, place a stack of blocks next to you and tie thme together while relaxing in front of the tv.

Another part of the adventure is watching the fabrics play when all of the fringe is tied on the front side of the quilt and fabric from the back is mingled with fabric form the front. It's fringe-tastic! Blocks are tied to each other using square knots. This also makes a nice detail on the back of the quilt where the fabrics from the frotn of the quilt show in the tidy little rows of knotted color bursts between the blocks.

A bonus project is also included for the left over pieces created when making blocks for your quilt.

Newport Tote:The Newport Tote is a fantastic bag. It will quickly become your faborite. The unique handle and loop design allows you to carry the bag a number of different ways. The unusual loop system at the top edge of the bag also works as a closure for the bag as well. Pull the handle and the loops draw closer together, closing the tote bag.

This fully-lined bag is quilted and has an inside and outside pocket. Bag size: 18" wide across the top of the bag, 13 1/2" high from top edge to bottom edge, rectangular bottom is 6" x 12".