Quilted tote bags

Hello! Here is my latest project - Quilted Patchwork Tote Bag - for the lovely fabric collection - Finding Wonder by Sheri McCulley for Poppie Cotton. This fabric is bright and cheery, with soft colors, pretty florals, chirping bluebirds, and lovely butterflies. For this project, I wanted The tote has front pockets all around the outside to hold multiple things. I added leather handles to make it sturdy to carry. I channel quilted the entire bag, which gives it body and added the charming…

The Scrappy Strips Quilted Tote Bag is our next project in the Zero Waste quilting series. This simple pattern is a great way to use up small strips of quilting cotton that may be left over from a myriad of your quilting projects. For this version, I am using the leftover 2-inch strips that made

Perfect for the everyday! This tote is great for the farmers market, library, or weekend travel.

Turn some of your fabric scraps into a colorful patchwork tote bag. Learn how to do it with our free Patchwork Quilted Bag pattern.

There’s a new pattern in my shop for a quilted bag that’s easy to make and fun to use. The Quilted Carryall is a fancy shopping bag-style tote with a snap closer and roomy welt zipper pocket inside.

It is time to put your quilting prowess to work and make a beautiful quilted tote bag. Andy from A Bright Corner makes it easy with her tutorial. This tote uses plenty of scrap fabrics and it easy…

The DIY Mini Quilted Tote Bag is a fantastic project to use up scrap fabric and practice quilting on a smaller scale project. In this tutorial I should you how to enclose the raw edges with the liner, so there is no need for bias binding AND the bags are completely reversible.

I love sewing for Sally! And I love that she loves everything I make for her! I was thrilled to receive this bundle of fat quarters from Ft. Worth Fabric Studio. Every Friday they feature a fun …

Quilted Patchwork Tote Bag. Free Sewing Tutorial

I have made 3 of these totes, the first two were given away in swaps. With this last one I took progress photos and wrote down measurements, and I'm going to keep this one. Photo heavy post! And some photos were taken at night, sorry about that - but that is when I can sew and when the progress photos get taken. Here are the other two totes I made with the same process This is the front of one This is the back of another The front of the one above Here is the finished tote for the tutorial…

This sweet tote features the beautiful Sweet 16 fabrics by Edyta Sitar and is perfect to take to the market or on a weekend getaway. Watch the video below as Jen shows you how quickly and easily this tote comes together!Tote finishes to approximately 13" wide x 10.5" tall x 3" deep.

I’ve had two vintage tattered quilts for a couple of months. They were too worn out to make a coat as I had planned, so they’ve stayed in my fabric stash. Until, I stumbled on this easy tote bag tutorial and instantly knew I needed to use my quilts to make the sweetest tote bags. The tutorial is super easy to follow and I’m already looking for more vintage quilts...

"Injection molded nylon. 90 Inside eye bracket and eye end. 15/16\" hole space. MFG# 273369-1 2733691 UPC# 035514273435"

Learn to craft a stunning ruffle tote bag with our free sewing pattern. Perfect for summer, this DIY ruffle tote bag tutorial is easy to follow!

How do you take a quilt from flat to three-dimensional and turn it into a practical little object? In this lesson, we'll take a simple tote bag as an example to take this step~

DIY Reusable Grocery Bag I’ll admit it’s a bit much for a bag you’re going sling around in a cart, and into the back of your car.. but I guarantee you’ll be the fanciest shopper at the store this week! I might even just use it for everything! Reusable grocery bags are really easy to make and this one is no exception

Tote Bag Patterns. Check out 20 best tote bag patterns and choose your favorite free tote pattern!

Hello friends! It’s Sandy from Thai Charm llc, and I’m back to share about this beautiful collection “BloomBerry” by Minki Kim. If you love berries and hand-drawn florals, I have no doubt that you will fall in love with this collection. I made a Stellar block using 2 fat quarters with 4-at-a-time flying geese method, and also made a matching table runner/bed runner using 6 fat quarters. My Stellar Tote Bag Pattern includes the instructions to make below Stellar block and also step-by-step…

This is a tote bag in which the inside of the bag is divided by a zip pocket. The outer and lining of the bag hold the zipper pocket together, giving the bag