20 Free Fabric Basket Patterns that are Fast and Easy!
Organize your space with fabric baskets. Sewing them is fast and easy! Here are my 20 favorite free fabric basket sewing patterns and sewing tutorials. A handmade basket makes the perfect gift, too – whether or not you fill it with something else.
Easy Baskets With 10” Squares of Fabric
This easy fabric basket pattern is perfect for beginners. Sew a fabric bin to hold bits of fabric and thread or organize your desk.
Square Basket With Handles
This square basket with handles is also super easy to make, and guess what – it’s a perfect gift basket, too!
Pocket Pod Basket
This pocket pod basket pattern will help you organize things in every room in the house! I love these storage pods in my sewing room for notions and tools. They make great craft containers and look adorable on a peg board, in the living room, and on a bedroom nightstand.
Perfect Rectangle Basket
This perfect rectangle basket has dressmaker’s boning in the corners to help it stand up even when empty!
Woven Basket with Handles
Weave a basket with fabric strips! This one has easy leather handles, but you can make your own handles too.
Peg Board Baskets
Nothing is better for organizing tools on the wall than a pegboard. These cute little organizing baskets make your pegboard or other space more functional.
Petit Four Baskets
Annie’s Petit Four Baskets are a winner any day, and I’ll share some tips for making them without a baggy lining.
Fold Up Baskets from Fat Quarters
My fat quarter-sized fold-up baskets are very cute, and I think the name explains everything. You need just a fat quarter of fabric for each side, and they fold up for easy storage when not in use. I also show you different stitches to use for finishing the edges.
Big Fold Up Baskets
When the FQ-sized baskets were so handy and popular, I enlarged the pattern to make big IKEA-cubby-sized baskets. Even better!
Mini Fold-Up Baskets
After that, I got carried away sewing mini baskets that fold together!
Walker Caddy
The DIY Walker Caddy is a basket hanging on a walker – what a blessing!
Hanging Organizer
Hang triple baskets on your wall with this easy hanging organizer pattern.
Miracle Caddy
With pockets and compartments to hold all your items, the Miracle Caddy free sewing pattern is the ultimate basket!
Pixie Basket
Heidi Staples’s Pixie Basket pattern is another one of my favorites.
Hanging Fabric Baskets
If you want more wall storage, these hanging fabric baskets might be just the thing. Top stitch some chalkboard fabric to the outside for labels you can change as needed.
Cute Patchwork Basket
This cute patchwork basket pattern is perfect for Easter or any time!
A-Frame Organizer Basket with Handles
If you want to try a basket with pockets and snaps to close, check out this a-frame organizer free sewing pattern.
Rope Basket Tutorial
Learn how to sew fabric-covered rope bowls and baskets of all sizes.
Bunny Baskets
Learn how to make DIY bunny baskets perfect for spring decorating or gathering Easter eggs. Just add bunny details to a simple fabric basket!
Diaper Caddy Basket
Need a special place for your young one’s diapers? Here’s a DIY fabric basket tutorial that’s the perfect size for a diaper caddy.
Uses for Handmade Baskets
Here are some of my favorite uses for handmade baskets:
- organizing thread and sewing notions
- use as a fabric box for fat quarters or scraps
- bigger baskets can hold stuffed animals and toys
- place different kinds of snacks inside and keep in the car for after school
- fill with a loaf of bread and a jar of jam (or some homemade cookies) to give to a neighbor or teacher
- organize bathroom items to keep your counter tidy
- stuff with candy or handmade treats to surprise someone who needs some love!
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