Quilted Garden Tote
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Since quilting is my focus in sewing, I’malways looking for new ways toincorporate it into other sewing. Thissimple tote was a great way to quilt anduse up some of those batting scraps!I recommend using a home decorator weight fabric for both the outer shelland the lining as it gives the bag morestructure. Quilting cottons are fine forthe patchwork & pockets.Outer shell:• Main fabric: Two 3.5” x 17.5” piecesTwo 9” x 17.5” pieces• Patchwork fabric: Ten 4” x 4” pieces of a variety of fabrics• Batting: Two 17” x 19.5” pieces (notpictured)
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Pockets:• Four 4.5” x 5” pieces for small pockets• Two 11” x 5” pieces for large pocket• Two 4.5x 5” pieces of batting • One 11” x 5” piece of batting Handles:• Two 15” x 2.5” pieces outer shell fabric• Two 15 x 2.5” pieces of lining fabric• Two 15 x 2.5” pieces of batting Lining:• Two 15” x 17.5” pieces of lining fabric(not pictured)
First, sew togetherfive of the 4” x 4”pieces of thepatchwork fabric.Repeat this step sothat you have twostrips of patchwork.Press your seams.Next, sew the 3.5” x17.5” outer fabric tothe top of yourpatchwork strip andthe 9” x 17.5” pieceof outer fabric to thebottom of yourpatchwork strip.Repeat so that youhave two sides for theouter shell of yourtote.Unless otherwiseindicated, sew the whole tote with a1/4” seam allowance.
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