My LQS had this panel and I decided it would look cute as a tote I can use for taking projects to sewing or use it when going away for a weekend. It was fun to make and I didn't use a pattern. I just made it work once I cut the panel and it went from there. I used the three extra squares for pockets inside the tote. I quilted the tote also. Hope you like it. This was fun as I have never done this before with a panel. My first panel experience. The top of the tote is a different fabric from the line. The panel & material is Sew Catty by Dan Morris - RJR Fabrics. I did find it online also.

that's cute. :) I love how the paw print fabric matches the cats perfectly!

Fabulous.

Love it!

That's just too cute for words!! I love it :)

This is sooooooo cute. What a great job you did. Thank you for sharing.

Very cute!

really adorable,& i 'mnot a tote person!
dar

That is just too cute! Great job.

I love any kind of tote....this one is especially cute. Thanks for sharing.

Oh my gosh...this is fantastic! I just love it!!!!

I love it!!!! I love cats too!!!

Great job. You would make any cat proud.

Love it! I'm very much a cat person, but unfortunately only the non-living type, such as fabrics used for anything!

Very cute idea.

very cute, i like the inside pocket fabric

Thats cute I love the fabric!

To cute!

What a wonderful use of that fabric. You are so clever. Love the paw print fabric with it

That is a great purse! So cute!

I love it, great job....

Very cute

Beautiful. What pattern did you use?

Hi,

This tote is even cuter in person!! We sew together on Tuesday at a LQS.

Great job, it's a real great tote!

Bev

LOVE IT! beautiful, those kiyties will be great traveling companions! Very cheerful!!

Whimscally wonderful!!

I didn't use a pattern. When I sewed the cat blocks together I just measured and made the lining the same size.I then added 6-1/2" to the top. I used warm and natural for batting and quilted around the blocks and did FMO on the lining. I then had one long piece and sewed the lining together & left a hole on one side and turned it inside out. I added the pockets before I did this. I then turned over the top and put the trim from the panel. Hope this makes sense. Basically I just made a normal tote. I also made the handle with warm & natural inside it and FMO on it. I tied knots on each end of handle and attached to tote.