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TOTE BAG
Finished Size: 13in x 12in x 5in
Fabric A 42"
CUTTING
Fabric A: 1 - 20" x 32" (bag)
1 - 19" x 31" (lining)
Fabric B: 1 - 16" x 21" (outside pockets) 36" Bag Lining
BEFORE YOU BEGIN 2 - 12 ½" x 10" (inside pockets)
Fusible Fleece: 20" x 32"
Supplies Needed Fusible Interfacing: 19" x 31"
Wild Flowers Fabrics
l 2 Stash Starters (1 yd.)
Other Supplies
l 3 yds. nylon webbing for Quilting
straps (1in width) 1. Following manufacturer’s instructions, apply fusible fleece to the wrong side of the
l 5∕8 yd. Pellon® 987F Fusible Fleece
bag and fusible interfacing to the wrong side of the lining.
l 1 yd. Pellon® SF101 Shapeflex
fusible interfacing 2. With a removable marker, mark diagonal quilting lines 3" apart in both directions
l Coordinating thread on the right side of the bag. Quilt along lines using a serpentine or straight stitch (Dia. A).
l Removable marker (to show on Note: If needed, use the even-feed foot.
print fabric)
l Snap (optional)
3. Trim bag to match the lining piece. Remove markings from bag. Mark the crosswise
l Basic sewing supplies
and widthwise centers of the bag and lining with a marker or thread basting (Dia. A). Set
l Rotary cutter, mat, and lining aside until Step 11.
acrylic ruler
l Sewing machine and iron Dia. A
l Even-feed foot (optional) Bag Lining
l 5in x 13in firm cardboard or
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helpful to use a
pressing cloth to
protect your fabrics.
Fold
Fold webbing in half and mark the center with a pin. open
7. With one end at the bag center, lay webbing along one side of pocket, centering it over the pocket’s
long edges (Dia. D). Place the center pin in the webbing at the opposite side of pocket at center fold; pin
webbing evenly in place over pocket sides. Abut ends of webbing together; pin or baste. Note: Take care
that the webbing is not twisted while pinning it in place. Topstitch along the edges of the webbing and stop
stitching ½" from the top edges of the bag. Remove thread basting, if used.
8. Fold bag in half with right sides together and pin sides. Sew side seams and finger press seams open. Dia. C Basting
9. To box the bottom, bring center bottom crease to the side seam (right sides together). Mark 2 ½" from
the point and stitch from edge to edge (Dia. E). Repeat for other side.
10. Turn bag right side out. Press along top, bottom and side edges. IMPORTANT: Do not touch the
webbing with the hot iron! Pin the bag layers together and edge stitch along the bottom and sides of
bag for shaping (Dia. F). Note: The stitching at the bottom edge will prevent items in the outside pocket
Basting
from slipping into the bag bottom.
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Dia. D
FINISHING THE BAG
14. Pin straps away from the top edge of bag. Place the bag inside of the lining
matching side seams and top edges; pin and sew.
Stop stitching
15. Turn bag right side out through opening and sew closed. Push lining into ½" from edge
bag. Press top edge.
16. Unpin straps and edge stitch around the top of bag, catching the straps in
the stitching.
17. Sew a snap closure inside the bag at the top edge, if desired.
Start webbing
18. Optional: Use remaining fabric to make a cover for the cardboard/plastic here
canvas and place in bottom of bag.
Dia. G
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Dia. E Dia. F 4" from edge Lining nte webbing
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Finished Care Instructions: Machine wash in cold water; 4" from edge
gentle cycle. Lay flat to dry or tumble dry low.
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