Quilt bags and totes patterns

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 …

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...

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

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…

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The magic ingredient that gives this bag it’s beautiful shape is flexible foam stabilizer.It makes my quilted bags look like Vera Bradley designer totes.

It Will be Lovely in Your Favorite Colors! Dig into your stash for a pretty combination of fabrics for this easy patchwork tote. Charm pack squares that have been cut down to size work great, or cut your own 4″ squares for the project. You can also use a solid piece of beautiful fabric for …

A full pattern tutorial to make a woollypetals project tote. A lovely big patchwork tote that holds alot of projects or really anything that needs holding.

Create a roomy quilted tote to carry all of your groceries and books with style. Learn to sew pre-quilted fabric with special attention paid to how to handle bulky seams and match patterns. Also pick up tips for making perfectly matching bias tape.

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