This Charming Butterfly Tote is a Simple Project
| January 21, 2018 | Quilted Bags
Choose Your Favorite Colors and Make it Your Own!
Strip piecing and fusible applique are used to create the vibrant butterfly on the front of this charming tote. It’s a simple project that you can have completed in just a few hours.
Select a beautiful combination of fabrics so the butterfly stands out against the background, which can be any color you want. A complementary fabric serves as the lining.
Construction is simplified, with fusible fleece used instead of batting. Fusible web is used to affix the butterfly. Sew around the edges with a buttonhole or satin stitch.
The finished tote, designed by Heidi Pridemore, is generously sized at 19″ x 16″ x 3″.
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