Quilt Ruler Tote Bag Pattern. Store your mat and rulers inside, and you never. You can use a single piece of fabric.
Source: www.pinterest.comIt has a flat bottom to give you width to carry plenty of supplies, and smaller inside pockets to carry. Well, not huge, but you can fit a decently sized mat and several rulers in this handy bag. An array of clever pockets provide places to stow other tools and supplies, too.
Make this tote and you’ll be wondering how you ever got along without it. Sarah has called the quilt 'the birds and the bears' because the fabric she has designed for it is birds of paradise and the pattern is a traditional bear paw block. An array of clever pockets provide places to stow other tools and supplies, too.
Well, not huge, but you can fit a decently sized mat and several rulers in this handy bag. Layer a piece of batting and a piece of fabric (fabric will be inside pocket, not seen) 2 + wider than your ruler and a bit longer than your bag. Store your mat and rulers inside, and you never.
The finished quilt is approximately 50 inches square. This bag features a pocket inside that keeps your mat and large ruler snug up against the side of the bag. Receive unlimited access to make a beautiful tote bag.
