Three New Tote Patterns
It's the perfect carry-on bag and a great tote to load with supplies for quilting & sewing classes!
Use double-sided quilted fabric that you make from your favorite fabrics following the panel-by-panel quilting directions.
Features include:
Zip-top panel that opens and drops down inside or expands to hold contents.
Directions for using already- quilted fabric if you don't want to quilt your own.
An inside, zipped security pocket.
Divided pockets on the outside with one of them zipped for safety.
Clearly illustrated, step-by-step directions
Retail: $12.00
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Here's a new take on an old standard, featuring quilt-as-you go with the stitch-and-flip method.
Unlike standard flat-bottom totes, the "magic tuck" allows the flat bottom to "tuck" up inside the tote when not in use--great for packing in your suitcase or to make in multiples for grocery shopping. No matter how you "color" it, it's the "green" choice!
Features include directions for:
Full-size and mini tote
Making Plain Jane totes from canvas
Making double-sided quilted fabric to substitute for the stitch-and-flip version
Clearly illustrated step-by-step directions
Retail: $12.00
Here's a quick-to-make neck wallet, designed with versatility in mind. The two-sided wallet has three different pockets on each side.
Side Two can be used in two ways as shown on the pattern cover: The pattern also includes directions for quilting your own fabric for the wallet or using already quilted fabric. Retail: $8.00 To order, click on the order form tab at top of this page.
Side One is great for quilter's and sewer's to use in classes, seminars, & at retreats.
Side One Features
Eyeglasses pocket
Clear vinyl ID pocket
Zipped pocket for a little spare change or hand-sewing needles and a thimble
For travel documents when you're on the go
To hold small sewing tools during classes or when doing handwork while you watch TV or travel.
