This Pretty Tote Will Ease Busy Days

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One Jelly Roll Makes the Bag and a Baby Quilt!

Two and a half inch jelly roll strips make a lovely tote you’ll enjoy having on hand ready for use. A compatible fabric pulls the tote colors together and a third is used for the lining.

Select a jelly roll pack from a favorite fabric line or use up leftovers from your stash.

Hushabye Tote BagIf you start with a pack, you’ll have enough strips left over to make a Stacked Coins baby quilt (pattern here), as tote designer Jodi Nelson did. Or, use the 41″ x 50″ quilt as a lap quilt.

The bag and quilt combo will be a wonderful gift for new moms – a diaper bag with a matching quilt.

Stacked Coins Quilt

The tote is relatively easy to make. Fusible fleece and interfacing give the bag structure (find Heat’n Bond Fusible Fleece here).

It will also be lovely in just about any color combination, and for any season.

Hushabye Tote Bag

Summer “Watermelon Tote” by Lesley from The Cuddle Quilter.

Big pockets on the outside of the bag make it easy to organize the day’s “stuff”. You can add inside pockets as well.

The finished tote bag is about 10.5″ H x 5.5″ D x 14″ W.

Click here for the free “Hushabye Tote Bag” tutorial.

 

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