Every Which Way Tote – Free Pattern

Hello my loves! What a pleasure to be able to share another beautiful pattern with you. You can’t imagine how happy we are to learn a new piece and always remember that we count on you to inspire us and keep learning. Today’s pattern is the Every Which Way Tote. This is another free pattern that we have separated, with all the information to guide you through the entire process.

You know when you need to take a lot of stuff at once? Travel, craft supplies, children’s toys? The every wich way tote will be very useful and help you in all these activities. It’s an easy bag to make. From the junction of squares, you have a new pattern, spacious and perfect for you. The most incredible thing is that it has a very different design from other bags.

Gathering the squares, we make new strips and the trick is at the end, sewing the handles. But calm down, all this is very well explained in the pattern. Although at an intermediate level, the pattern is simple and if you’re starting, you’ll know how to do it. Read the entire pattern a first time. Take the doubts that may arise and only then start to separate and choose the materials.

Every Which Way Tote Pattern

As for materials, when choosing fabrics, choose prints and colors that you like. You can intersperse the squares, one stamped, one smooth, or interleave the stripes in the same position as the pattern. Below are the fabrics and materials used:

• Dual Duty XP® All-purpose thread coats;
• 1⁄3 yd (30.48cm) each of (8) different;
• 1 yd (.91m) Kaffe Fassett Shot Cotton SC90 Eucalyptus;
• 1 1⁄4 yds (1.14m), batting;
• 1⁄2 yd (45.72cm) medium-weight fuse interfacing;
• 25” (63.50cm) faux leather handles;
• Plastic canvas, 12 1⁄2” (31.75cm) square.

You can find the step by step, cutting and sewing instructions and measurements at Make It Coats. How about downloading the pdf and keeping it with you? If you don’t want to do it now, you already have an amazing pattern to learn later. Tell us what you think here in the comments. Already have a color idea? Are you going to gift someone with this model? We want to know!