Scraps are Great for This Pretty Tote

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Play with Color to Make it Your Own!

Navy and white gingham sets off colorful patchwork beautifully in this pretty little tote. This is a great project for scraps that results in a lovely bag to keep for yourself or to give.

There’s a large pocket on the outside and a smaller one inside to keep things organized. In-R-Form Foam Stabilizer is used to give the bag structure and to allow it to stand up on its own.

 Quilted Patchwork Mini Tote Bag Tutorial

The bag zips shut to keep everything contained. If you’re a bit intimidated by zippers, don’t be. This one is a cinch to install.

While the finished dimensions are not provided, the bag is about 12″ square before the bottom is squared off. So plan on it being a couple of inches shorter than that.

Watch the video below as Erica from Confessions of a Homeschooler demonstrates how the bag is made. You’ll find a sheet with cutting instructions here and more photos of the bag and other info here.

Click here to watch the video at YouTube if it doesn’t play on your device.

 

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