Tutorial: Make Our 1 Yard, 1 Hour Free Tote Bag Pattern For Last Minute Holiday Gift Bags
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Lazies, Today’s ‘With Love Tote’ project is my year-end holiday gift to you. This free pattern is a Thank You to the Lazies who have tried and like my designs. And an invitation to try my designs for those who have not.
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With Love Tote Bag
Getting Started
Make this quick and simple tote bag in about an hour from one yard of fabric. It’s perfect for a gift bag or as you carry goodies with you on your holiday ventures. A lightweight fabric such as quilter’s cotton is recommended.
The finished bag is approximately 16” deep by 19” wide with a cuff around the top edge of the bag and an optional Velcro closure.
Smaller Tote
Instructions for a smaller tote, 10″ wide x 11″ deep
Supplies
- 1 Yard of fabric (width of 40″ to 45”)
- Optional – 1” Velcro (sew-in kind, or Fusion fusible Velcro work great)
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Cutting
- Cut one strip 4” wide along one selvage edge for handles, re-cut to two at 4″ x 18″.
- Trim the other selvage.
- The remaining large rectangle of fabric is for the cover and lining of the bag.
Construction
- Use 1/4″ seam allowance.
Make Handles
I used grosgrain ribbon handles for this sample.
Fold 4″ strip in half, wrong sides together, press.
Fold long edges toward center fold, press.
Fold in half on original fold, press.
Cut in half to make two handles.
Make The Body Of The Bag
The inside lining and the outside cover of the bag are all one piece of fabric.
Fold fabric in half, right sides together.
Stitch along the three raw edges,
leave a 5” opening to turn on long side, near one corner.
Turn, tuck in seam allowance, stitch opening closed. Press.
Finish The Bag
The half of the bag with the 5” opening is the lining, the other half is the cover.
Tuck the lining half of the bag into the cover half.
Push the lining corners into the cover corners.
Take some time to adjust the layers
so everything looks nice, then press.
Optional Velcro Closure
Add Velcro to the top edge of the bag. Sew the Velcro in place 1 1/4” from the top edge of the bag on the inside of the bag, centered from the side edges. If using Fusion Velcro, fuse in place after bag is complete.
Make Cuff And Attach Handles
Fold over 1” of top edge of bag to make a cuff.
Center handle and place ends under the cuff.
Keep the ends of the handle 5″ to 6″ apart.
Stitch across handles, just below cuff.
Fold handle over cuff and pin.
Stitch around top edge of bag, through cuff
and handles, 1/4” from top edge of bag.
Final Notes
This bag folds up to about 6″ x 6″, probably a bit smaller than that, and it folds flat. So, I tucked one in my purse and took it shopping with me this past weekend and used it instead of the paper bags that stores use.
I loaded a bunch of stuff in there and it didn’t hurt my hand like the paper bag handles do. It held up great and looked festive. It also wasn’t bulky like the paper bags. I felt stealth and stylish as I wove my way through the masses at the mall.
Quick Gifts
Pick some beautiful fabrics and make a custom gift bag for friends. Attach a note with suggested uses – grocery, re-gifting, an extra bag for traveling, etc. I think I might make a few and put them in the trunk of my car, too.
Use Your Stash
This tote design is a great way to use up left over yardage. Or plan for next year and buy end-of-the-season discounted holiday fabrics this year.
Make the bag in different sizes by starting with a smaller or larger rectangle for the body. A fat quarter will yield a bag that is 9″ wide by 7″ deep and darned cute, too.
Happy Holidays
Lazies, I wish you a happy and safe holiday season. Please consider posting a comment to the blog with a holiday greeting for me and/or all the other Lazy Girls out there. New to our blog? Subscribe here.
Copyright 2005, 2007 Joan Hawley, Lazy Girl Designs. Lazy Girl Designs grants permission for this pattern to be copied and shared in whole, but not in part. Lazy Girl Designs grants permission for this pattern to be used for classes, kits, and teaching, free of charge to the end user. Lazy Girl Designs shall have no liability with respect to loss or damage caused directly or indirectly by the information contained in this pattern. Items made from this pattern are protected by the Federal Copyright Law and may not be made for sale.
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Enjoy!
Joan
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Aren’t you sweet! As if you don’t do enough already! Thanks for the pattern! Now if only i can make time to make one!
Kim
This is great for Christmas fabric (bought on sale) to use rather than wrapping paper, which is discarded. It can be folded up and re-used year after year!! What a great bag with so many uses. Thanks. Miss VI
Cute, simple, got to love it!
Merry Christmas to all!
Carol
Joan, thank you soooooo much again, for the free pattern. I so appreciate it. Sincerely, DS in Indiana
What a great idea for gift wrapping. Thanks so much for the pattern, it will be great for my nieces who carry all the goodies preteens carry.
Penny
Warm holiday wishes from me to you. *S* I used 4 separate patterns of yours last year; every one was a resounding success. Thx for your help on the one, btw.
I’m looking forward to whatever you come up with in 2008.
Thanks Joan. What a nice gift. Happy holidays to you.
Wow, cute and free! This would be great to use up all that extra yardage I have and don’t know what to do with. Esp. fat quarters that are so cute but don’t have a plan. Thanks Joan and Merry Christmas!
I became a Lazy Girl not too long ago and I’m soooooo hooked. I have used 7 of your patterns so far and have the 8th on my cutting table now. I Love All of Them.
Thanks for sharing the quick tote, it looks like a great pattern to keep around for those unexpected occasions that require a little present.
Merry Christmas to you and yours and to all the other Lazies out there!
Thank you so much for your thoughtful gift. I have not made a purse or tote but this appears to be simple enough that even I can make it. Merry Christmas!
Thank you for this very clever idea. I am preparing a swap gift for my local quilting group Christmas party on Thursday & this would be a perfect way to ‘wrap’ it! Christmas blessings to you and yours.
Joan – how could you possibly know this “lazy” needed a tote bag pattern at this 11lth hour. Thank you so much. Merry Christmas.
Hey, Joan, I love it. Nice Xmas gift for all of us.
Thank you so much.
Bobbie in Cocoa Beach, FL
Thank you very much! I was just trying to decide what other quick gift I could make for two friends. How did you know? I have my Sassy Bag pattern out for another gift for when I have a bit more time/mellowness!
Happy holidays to everyone and Happy New Year!
this is lovely thanks cant wait
What a wonderful tutorial. Thanks so much for providing it in .pdf format for easy printing. I’m definitely going to make one of these neat bags soon.
As usual, a unique and clever bag! THANK YOU so much, what a nice gift for your fans!
Merry Christmas!
Amy in Florida (who is always making gifts at the last minute!)
Joan, Thank you for this wonderful little tote bag, we can use this holiday seasons for those last minute gifts we all seem to always have. It’s a darling tote and I can’t wait to make a few! Happy Holiday to you and yours and all the lazies.
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I a sooo happy I found your blog. This tote bag is very clever and I will be doing some soon. Thank you! Happy holidays !!!
Hugs from Brazil
Vera
Really cute! Thanks for the easy to follow directions—-my 16 year old son is willing to follow them to make his girlfriend (and his little sister) ones for Christmas.
I used to do 4-H sewing camp and we did one similar that was reversible and they were always a big hit.
Happy Sewing, Everybody!
Thanks for the quick tote pattern! All week I’ve been thinking it would be fun to “wrap” the children’s quilts my charity sewing group has been making this fall in some sort of tote since most of them will go to children in shelters and it might make the quilts more mobile. My group was coming this afternoon to wrap the quilts and I had given up the tote idea for lack of time. Then there it was — just what we needed — a really fast tote! I pulled nine 1 yard cuts of children’s novelty prints out of my stash and four of us did some power sewing this afternoon. Using division of labor and a production line, we made 9 totes in under 3 hours and have all the gifts ready to go next week. I’ve posted the pictures of us working on my website, http://www.maryhueyquilts.com Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
At the risk of sounding like a dumb lazy, do I still cut off 4″ when using a fat quarter to make the smaller tote?
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Hi CharliAnn,
Do not cut a 4″ strip from the fat quarter when making a smaller tote. Trim the edges of the fat quarter so you have a good rectangle to start with for the body of the bag. Then use additional fabric, or ribbon, for the handles.
Joan
Thank you for the pattern. I enjoy seeing you on TV, and your patterns are so very nice and easy.
Love the pattern Joan! Can’t wait to try it for a few gifts.
Dear Lazies Leader, Thanks so much for the clever gift to us all! It is so simply wonderful. I teach 9-11 year old fledgling lazies, they will love this. I look forward to the information that you send via emails. thanks again, Willa Lewis
Oh my!! What a nice little tote and FAST at that!! Isn’t this what we all love? Something quick and simple and yet SO lovely!! Thank you!
I just came across your site, from Yahoo Love It!!! Thank You for your time and ideas. You are in my favorites. Thanks again Kim Edwards
Joan,
I do not know how my sewing career lived for so long without you! I have 3 sisters and they keep me busy creating gifts with themselves, their daughter-in-law’s and grand daughters! Homemade gifts are still #1 on our families lists and you make it sew simple to comply!
Thanks again! And Merry, Merry Christmas!
Joan,
I just want to say what a wonderful tote this is. We did this as a “make it, take it” on our stitch all day at the quilt shop. The ladies went WILD!!! We changed it a little by using fusible pelon in half the bag to make it a little sturdier. What a terrific idea!!! Now who needs to go to Hallmark for a gift bag?
Thanks and Happy Holidays.
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Thank you for this pattern!
Happy New Year!
I must be the only dumb lazy girl. I cannot figure out where I’m supposed to tuck half of rectangle into the other half. Do you leave the 5″ opening open to tuck into but the instructions say press opening and stitch closed before tucking. I sewed all three edges, turned and sewn the 5″ opening closed. I can’t see anyplace to tuck anything. Help!
OK, I was almost to the point of tears when my DH, who is very logical, showed me how to tuck the rectangles into each other. To me the crucial phrase left out was ..pull the back side of fabric away from front fabric and then tuck. LOL.
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I make gift bags with Christmas fabric and give my gifts in them. That way they have Christmas tote bag for the coming year.
Thank you for us here in Australia 31 degrees celsius today it would make a nice family beach bag.
Thank you so much for this lovely pattern. I’m teaching a friend to sew at the moment (she is a ceramics teacher, definitely not a sewer!) and we made 2 in an afternoon. She bought remnants of upholstery fabrics so the bags are sturdy as well as practical. I’ve left her to do one by herself so it will be interesting to see how well she manages.
Once again thank you from Australia.
i love this tote bag but wondered if i could put a matching fabric w/ it for the lining? can’t quite figure how to do that. ANy suggestions? am new to sewing
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I am so excited to go home and make one tonight for my secret sis! Can’t wait to give it to her on Sunday with some yummy treat tucked inside! Thanks so much!
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Thank you for the easy pattern
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I love this bag. I made one as a gift tote with very whimsical fabric and it was the hit of the gift pile.
One extra touch that REALLY makes a difference on all tote bag ffabric handles. I cut 1″ wide strips of fusible fleece WOF and keep them near my ironing board. It cost just pennies, takes only a few extra seconds and the handles are so much easier on the hands and shoulders!
Love it!
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thanks so much for the instructions! i can’t wait to buy a new sewing machine and try this out.
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This is *still* one of my go-to tote patterns. Fast & easy!
I made some for our library to sell to raise funds:
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Great tutorial! I threw one of these together yesterday using two fat quarters and it turned out great! Can’t wait to make more. Thanks!
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I just stumbled upon your web site this evening. I was looking for a quick bag to make for my almost 3 year old grandson.
He needed something special to carry his books and quiet toys to church in.
Great idea! I can’t wait to try it.
This looks great! I’m gonna hit the sewing maching first thing tomorrow to try this one out!
…how cute is that!!!!!! Thanks for this pattern
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Just made 2 bags for my kids for halloween. So easy!! Thank you so much for the instructions.
Hi Lazy – I love the pattern – thank you so much! Just a question though – I think I missed a part…..After making the body of the bag and sewing the 5″ opening shut, how do you get to the part where you tuck the lining half into the cover half? Thanks again! Vicki
I’m having a senior moment—or several of them. I think that if I fold and stitch correctly, I will end up with a pouch with all the seams inside. But for the life of meI can’t figure out which way to fold and stitch to do it. (I always had trouble stitching and pulling a vest, also!)
I made one tote and ended up with a large rectangle which I then folded and stitched side seams to create the pouch. It’s fine, but I dont think that’s the way it’s supposed to happen.
Help, please.
Hey Vicki, I was sitting here trying to figure that step out myself, getting a little mad at the same time. You need to pull the fabric apart like you would a t-shirt turning it right side out and then tuck the fabric in the middle. does that make sense???
Hi Harolyn, When you get to the finished rectangle, the top half is the lining. The bottom half is the cover or outside. To help visualize, imagine that we’ve used two different fabrics and stitched them together. One fabric for the top half, one for the bottom of the finished rectangle. That would put a seam right across the middle from left to right. Grab the rectangle in the very center on the front and back and pull the two layers apart. Now, grab those two corners at the top and tuck them in toward the bottom.
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Myself and 4 others are headed out of town to celebrate a birthday. I made up 5 of the tote bags, using different colored ribbon for the handles. I also made a smaller bag from a fat quarter for each of us. We all contributed items for our “Girls Getaway Survival Tote”.
Thank you so much for this pattern! It’s exactly what I needed. It’s both simple and clever.
I love this pattern
I just made one to match a baby quilt that I made. Thank you so much for this pattern
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Thank you so much for the great pattern. I made one out of some beautiful wedding fabric for a bridal shower gift. The bride-to-be and all the guests couldn’t stop talking about it. I’m going to make the smaller one tomorrow.
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I am new at sewing but think I’ll try this tote. Looks fun and easy. Plus, I have plenty of fabric. Just bought 5 garbage bags full of brand new fabric for $15.00. Whoo hoo. Motherload.
This is so cute…TFS
Jone, Thank you so much for your quick response. This is such a nice tote. I’m going to start on mine today. If it goes well, I plan to make a bag for each of the six members of my book group. What fun! Thank you for the free pattern.
They have quit airing your progams here in Houston and I miss you and all of your great ideas! No more Kaye Woods either!?! Are ya’ll still recording for PBS? Thanks, Liz
Hi Liz! I haven’t recorded any new shows for a while, but some of my favorite Kaye’s Quilting Friends episodes are online! Here’s a link: http://www.lazygirldesigns.com/community/media.php Joan
Getting ready to make trick-or-treat bags using this pattern. Thanks so much!
I added inside pockets, an outside pocket and verry long handles.I made this a year ago out of quilted matierial, it held up beautifully through several washings and people still ask if this is a Vera……………
Hello: I am a first-timer and just found the one yard gift bag. It is so simple and easy that I smiled during the whole process! Thank you so much for sharing!!
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Thank you so much for this free pattern! I love the way it goes together. It is so versatile and can be made in many different colors. What a nice give to give someone. Thanks again. Carolyn from West Virginia
I saw your with love tote and plan to make six for the secretaries at work for administrations proffesional day to add a special touch to a box lunch thank you again
LOVE IT!!!!!!
so cute and easy!
Just made a 10″ x 8″ version of this to hold my daughter’s tap and ballet shoes. I haven’t sewed with a machine in about 10 years. This was super easy and so very cute! Thanks for the pattern.
Thank you for the free pattern
Your design is ingenious, and your directions are crystal-clear. Thanks so much!
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I’ve made SO many of these tote bags! Thank you for the tutorial. Super easy and it’s fun making them out of all kinds of material just to see how they look when they’re finished
. Can be made for all occasions. Made a bunch for Christmas gifts this year. If you’re looking for a fantastic and easy tote bag to make, look no further–this one is SUPER!
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I love your torte bags and purses.i would like to know how to get hold of your patterns?
I’m making a chalkboard/whiteboard activity centre for my grea grand daughter’s 6th birthday.
I want to use cloth baskets threaded through dowelliing below the two activity boards which will hold pencils,crayons, erasers, papers, and any other materials she will need. You have given me the pattern I need for the baskets of various sizes and depths. Thanks so much.
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I love this bag it is so easy. My quild was on a bus trip to AQS quilt show and we had a contest whoever finish this bag first and second on the bus will received a fat quarter. We had two winners. The trip was 3 hours. The handbags were made my hand and those who finished their bags had a shopping bag for their quilt goodies. Thank you
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My quilt guild uses these bags to hold the “goodies” which are awarded to the viewers’ choice winners at our quilt show ~ sort of a gift holding many gifts! And several of our members have made them as gift bags for baby quilts, from the same fabrics as the quilt of course ~ and a great carryall after baby gets here. I love that once you know the technique, you can easily make them ANY size. Thanks, so much.
Thank you for the pattern. My sister (who is great at sewing!) showed me how to make one of these last summer. I made enough of them for my Bible study group and gave them out last night. Several of them asked for the pattern, so I have just sent them the link. Have a very Happy Thanksgiving, knowing there are many folks very thankful for you!
Just what I was looking for! I have been wanting to make my little tot a library bag! I came across some adorable Robot material and was wondering what to make…problem solved!