Hi, I'm new to the discussions. I've been quilting for about 3 years and have a passion for hand applique (needle turn) and piecing complicated stars.
I'm crazy about bright colors, jewel tones, and batiks. Also like to piece miniatures. But I need a quilt carrying bag for my big quilts so I can take them to show and tell at the guild. I have seen one with long wooden handles that looks perfect but I could use a pattern. Any suggestions?? |
Originally Posted by thimblefingers
Hi, I'm new to the discussions. I've been quilting for about 3 years and have a passion for hand applique (needle turn) and piecing complicated stars.
I'm crazy about bright colors, jewel tones, and batiks. Also like to piece miniatures. But I need a quilt carrying bag for my big quilts so I can take them to show and tell at the guild. I have seen one with long wooden handles that looks perfect but I could use a pattern. Any suggestions?? I hope that you do find what your looking for. And welcome to the board from Oregon. :) |
Hello and Welcome to the board :D:D:D
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Now is when you make a big , pretty tote bag, and have straps attached to dowel rods. Sort of like a huge casserole tote. Oh, asnd welcome, too, from Ky.!!
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My mom made this bag for me two yrs ago. It is called a carpet bag. It can hold 5 quilts or what ever else you want to carry. When she made the bag my dad was throwing out a broom that broke. She used the broom for the handles.Not sure about the pattern will need to ask her.
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I don't know how young you are, but if you're older, you might want to try one of the rolling things they have available so you're not lugging it all over heck and gone.
I've been to a few quilt shows where you got tired walking around empty handed, let alone lugging a heavy quilt or two. That said, Babycakes, I love your mom's tote. |
Welcome from SC
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There is a great quilt tote pattern in a Georgia Bonesteel book--think it is More Lap Quilting, but not positive....have all my books piled up while i re-do the sewing room....
I have made one. it holds all your stuff, including a ruler... http://www.creativequiltkits.com/urb...g-studios.html Or a free one here: http://sentimentalstitches.net/free-...uilt-patterns/ |
I have 3 Georgia Bonesteel books - I'll check them. I'd rather not go with plastic. But I love the one Babycakes' Mother made for her - the one I've seen that I like is very similar except the wood handles go all the way through tabs at the top. I will also check the websites supplied by Okiepastor. So much help. Thank you.
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Hello, welcome and happy quilting from Germany!
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Welcome from Michigan.:)
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Hello, and another Michigan welcome!
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I have found two patterns:
They are called log carriers, but I have seen these in use for carrying multiple quilts. One is on the JoAnns website in their pattern section. The other is on the Bernina website. These are both free patterns. The JoAnns one is very simple, while the Bernina one is a little more involved. |
Originally Posted by thimblefingers
Hi, I'm new to the discussions. I've been quilting for about 3 years and have a passion for hand applique (needle turn) and piecing complicated stars.
I'm crazy about bright colors, jewel tones, and batiks. Also like to piece miniatures. BUT I need a quilt carrying bag for my big quilts so I can take them to show and tell at the guild. I have seen one with long wooden handles that looks perfect but I could use a pattern. Any suggestions?? |
Welcome from sunny Deltona , Florida
Have a Blessed day Ellen |
Hello from Central PA. Can't help you with the pattern but I see there are some great ones on this thread.
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welcome from se TX
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Hi! Welcome from Kansas. I'm making my DD a big tote that's about 21" by 18" tall. I got the pattern free from 3 creative studios.
www.3creativestudios.com |
Sorry, it posted twice.
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Hi from Natchez, Ms.
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Hello and welcome to QB, from western Nevada!
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Hello from Arizona.
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G'day from Australia
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Hello from San Gabriel, Califprnia
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Welcome to the board from Southern California!!
I will have to bookmark this. I have been thinking about making a pretty bag to haul quilts in too! |
Hi and welcome from NE Ohio.
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Can someone post the link to the free patterens at Joanns because I can't find it
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I have used the "Sam's Club" bags... They fold up nicely when not in use, and I can put small quilt/wall hangings in it easily to take to guild meetings.
Sam's sells the bags in sets of two. They are really strong, to hold canned goods, so know they will hold precious fabric items!! :lol: |
Why not just make one if you like you can see mine .
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Welcome from North Carolina.
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Originally Posted by GrandmK
Can someone post the link to the free patterens at Joanns because I can't find it
I can't find anything under the Bernina site for this. Anybody have a link? TIA |
Originally Posted by okiepastor
There is a great quilt tote pattern in a Georgia Bonesteel book--think it is More Lap Quilting, but not positive....have all my books piled up while i re-do the sewing room....
I have made one. it holds all your stuff, including a ruler... http://www.creativequiltkits.com/urb...g-studios.html Or a free one here: http://sentimentalstitches.net/free-...uilt-patterns/ |
Hello and welcome from Minnesota!
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Hi, welcome from Louisiana.
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Welcome from MN and happy quilting :)
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Would you please send me a copy of the carpet bag pattern and you mom made for you. I have been looking for a pattern to carry my quilts in. I would appreciate it very much if you could. Thank you
Meme48.
Originally Posted by BabyCakes
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My mom made this bag for me two yrs ago. It is called a carpet bag. It can hold 5 quilts or what ever else you want to carry. When she made the bag my dad was throwing out a broom that broke. She used the broom for the handles.Not sure about the pattern will need to ask her.
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Welcome from Iowa!
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Hi from Ohio!
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Would you share this pattern with me? Meme 48
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Welcome to the QB from Morganton, NC. You're going to love it here :thumbup:
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