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The Big Easy Expanding Tote Pattern
Category:
QuiltingType:
AccessoryFit:
Girls, WomenItem:
BagSkill Level:
Intermediate
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Machine Sewing
- Binding
Pattern Description:
This bag unbuttons, unsnaps and unzips to expand to a jumbo size for those "There was a Sale" days!
Bag measures 18"w x 12"h x 13"d
Zipper is optional, but easy to install
Materials:
- Sewing Machine
- 1 - 1/2 yd main fabric
- 1/4 yd accent fabric 1 - outside pocket
- 1/2 yd fabric - Handles
- 1 - 1/2 yd lining fabric - Lining
- 2/3 Yd fabric Pocket Lining - this shows on outide
- 1-3/4 yd fusible interfacing
- 6 yd fusible woven interfacing (20 inch wide) - omit for a softer bag
- 1 large decorative button
- (2) 1 - 1/8" buttons (for loops)
- 3/4" wide velcro
- 2 magnetic snaps
- 16" separating zipper
You Will Also Need:
- thread
- scissors
- rotary cutter
- seam ripper
The Big Easy Expanding Tote Pattern
$9.00
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About the Designer
"Though you wouldn't expect it from the fun, quirky illustrations she is known for, Sue Marsh possesses a background in software engineering. This highly technical background provided her with the ideal skill-set for quilt and pattern design. After 15 years working in the information industry as a software engineer, she decided to make her passionate hobby a fulltime venture and launched ...
"Though you wouldn't expect it from the fun, quirky illustrations she is known for, Sue Marsh possesses a background in software engineering. This highly technical background provided her with the ideal skill-set for quilt and pattern design. After 15 years working in the information industry as a software engineer, she decided to make her passionate hobby a fulltime venture and launched Whistlepig Creek Productions, her pattern design company. Whistlepig Creek has found great success in its 10 year history, with an extensive website and mail-order business thriving. "I use math-especially trigonometry and geometry-more in quilting than in software developement!" Since she was a child, Sue Marsh has always been drawing characters. Her hand-drawn illustrations reflect a sense of youthfulness, whimsy and fun. Sue has a background in fabric design, having created multiple lines of fabric for RJR Fabrics. Sue's fun, lighthearted collections of novelty prints appeal to both kids and the young-at-heart!"
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