Hello, friends! Today I’m sharing an Easy Charm Pack Tote Tutorial in our Raspberry Summer fabrics. I’m super excited to share all of the details. I loved my first one so much that I’ve already started working on a second one. Keep reading for all of the details.
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Easy Charm Pack Tote Tutorial
Charm Pack Tote Details
The Charm Pack Tote is a nice medium-sized bag. It finishes at 13″ tall, 17″ wide, and 6 ½″ deep. I used Soft & Stable for my bag, but you could also use batting or fusible fleece for stabilizer if you wanted a softer bag. Materials required are listed below, and you can download a PDF of the basic instructions. Be sure to watch the video though, for all of the details:
- 24 Charm Squares
- ½ yard lining
- ⅛ yard for bag bottom
- ¼-yard accent for straps and bindings
- 21″ x 46″ Soft & Stable, Batting, or Fusible Fleece
- 2 yards 1″ wide Polypro strapping
- Clover Chalk Marker (optional)
- Wonder Clips (optional)
Charm Pack Tote Video
Watch the tutorial video for the Charm Pack Tote on our YouTube channel. You’ll find step-by-step instructions for assembling your charm pack tote in the video. You’ll also find tips for the easiest methods of putting your bag together.
Thanks so much for stopping by for the Easy Charm Pack Tote Tutorial. I hope you will enjoy making several of these fun and easy bags. I know I will be making more of these in a variety of different fabrics.
Happy quilting!
Regina Apple says
This is like Minki Kim’s Quilters Big Tote and they are so easy to put together. Love the charm square version and could be done so many different ways and sizes.
sherri McConnell says
Smaller than Minki’s tote! And hopefully a bit quicker with the charm squares!
Barbara says
Wish you had a paper pattern for your charm pak tote. I don’t have a computer so am unable to download your PDF for the pattern.
Reabecca Renick says
I have been looking for a bag pattern and here you are!
Thank you for sharing “sew” many patterns !
I appreciate them and you!
Cindy W. says
Thank you for this pattern Sherri! This will be so fun to make and so useful! I always learn much from you!
Lisa H Johnson says
I can’t wait to complete the tote! It’s so cute. I was wondering where I could find the pattern for the small zip bag in the same picture as the tote. It’d be fun to have a matching bag to use with the tote, for those little items that get scattered to the bottom of every one of my totes.
Betty Gardner says
Me too, I’d like the pattern to small bag, thanks
sherri McConnell says
I just linked the small bag tutorial and pattern details under the photo!