I don't have the pattern but bought one from a lady in my local guild who was selling them for a fund raiser. I love having it but will caution you about one thing: the table I had it on was showing wear from the heat of the iron. Seems they don't protect as well as they should. Just be careful where you put it.

janeansbernina.com/filecabinet/travel_iron_tote.pdf

This will take you to a free PDF of the pattern you are looking for

I think the website mentioned earlier is called you can make this. com. They have all kinds of projects. It is a fun site. They do have a section of free patterns, quite a few really. Don't know if they have the iron caddy or not. I bought the pattern at LQS which included the reflective fabric. I think it cost about 15.00, altogether. Actually for me, it was kind of tricky to make and I did have to look on youtube to figure out how to fold it up and fasten it. I probably shouldn't admit that, but it is true:)

Free Iron Tote Pattern

tricountyquilters.weebly.com/uploads/3/0/2/4/3024945/iron_caddytote.pdf

This will take you to a pdf for the instructions and pattern for the iron tote caddy.

The last address I gave when I went back and looked at it, I realized it only gave instructions for a class you could buy. Sorry about that.

This site I double checked before posting, and it does have the pattern for free.

I felt the same way. I found one when we were on vacation. Stop it to some quilt shops on your next car trip and you may find one.

I made that pattern in a class. The caddy was super simple. The line where to mark the folds of the fabric is the most important part. It's a good seller at craft shows as a baby changing pad. It holds wipes and diapers, open and use. Also can be used as a lunch tote, open it up and have a clean table mat. Use the vinyl covered cotton fabric for the lining for the baby pad and lunch mat.