Post by WVsnowflake on Jan 13, 2009 1:14:49 GMT -6
Instead of paper or plastic why not sew your own totes up to carry your groceries in....
Learn how to sew this amazing tote in 2 hours! This bag looks expensive... but it was made with decorator fabric remnants. When you're admired for your amazing bag, let them wonder how much you spent on it. No one needs to know that you sewed it yourself!
These instructions will help you to sew an 11" square tote bag with an accent banding fabric... finished off with a bead trim. If you want the bag to be larger or smaller... simply change the dimensions of the cut fabric.
Supplies you'll need:
(2) 16" x 16" of lining fabric
(2) 16" wide x 10" tall of face fabric
(2) 16" wide x 6" tall of accent top band fabric
(2) 3" x 20" of fabric for handles
(2) 16" x 16" of iron-on interfacing
(2) 3" x 20" of iron-on interfacing
1 yard of decorative bead trim
fabric glue
Thread to match accent fabric and handles
www.simplesewingprojects.com/sewing-projects/How_To_Sew_A_Simple_Tote.php
Learn how to sew this amazing tote in 2 hours! This bag looks expensive... but it was made with decorator fabric remnants. When you're admired for your amazing bag, let them wonder how much you spent on it. No one needs to know that you sewed it yourself!
These instructions will help you to sew an 11" square tote bag with an accent banding fabric... finished off with a bead trim. If you want the bag to be larger or smaller... simply change the dimensions of the cut fabric.
Supplies you'll need:
(2) 16" x 16" of lining fabric
(2) 16" wide x 10" tall of face fabric
(2) 16" wide x 6" tall of accent top band fabric
(2) 3" x 20" of fabric for handles
(2) 16" x 16" of iron-on interfacing
(2) 3" x 20" of iron-on interfacing
1 yard of decorative bead trim
fabric glue
Thread to match accent fabric and handles
www.simplesewingprojects.com/sewing-projects/How_To_Sew_A_Simple_Tote.php
