Witch of the Woods Exclusive Project Bags by Stitched by JessaLu - Samhain 2026

We partnered with Stitched by JessaLu to create this exclusive limited-edition collection for Samhain!

Celebrated on October 31st, Samhain marks the end of the Celtic Wheel of the Year.  

This amazing fabric features magical trees and plants: yew, rowan tree, sessile oak, mugwort, rosemary, sage and hawthorn. It also features a triquetra motif, featuring the power of three. To witches, it represents the cyclical nature of birth, life, and death, the triple goddess, and the maiden, mother and crone.

The inner fabric features moons and stars 🌙

Bag sizes are as follows:

Box Bag: 7.5″ long, 3.5″ high, 4.5″ wide – large enough to hold a sock project or a spindle. Handles are long enough to fit over your wrist.

Tall Wedge: 11" wide, 10" tall and 4" wide at the bottom. This size allows for you to fold open the top of your bag while you're working on your project, and is a bit more roomy for a shawl, hat, heavy socks or larger accessories.

Large Wedge: 15" wide, 10" tall and 4" wide at the bottom. This size will easily fit a sweater-in progress or (very) large shawl

Gigantic TWSS (That's What She Said) Wedge: Approximately 19" long, 14" high and 5" wide at the bottom. This size is perfect to tote an afghan in progress, the biggest of big sweaters, most of what you'd stash under your kitchen sink, or an average sized toddler (not kidding, it really is that big!). I have had customers put 15 skeins of worsted weight yarn in one of these babies. Get ready to say 'Whoa, that's ...big.' when you open your package!

All bags are lined with quality coordinating fabric and interfaced. Boxed corners and pull tabs are double stitched for durability.

Each bag includes a color-coordinated zipper pull made of coordinating swarovski crystals and a silver bee - a signature addition to all Stitched by JessaLu bags.

All items are made on an antique Singer sewing machine in a smoke-less and dog-friendly home (though she isn't allowed in the sewing room).