WIP--veggie tote--my progress so far
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I recently started volunteering with Meals on Wheels and wanted to make a tote for the volunteer coordinator. I bought 2 charm packs of the "Farmer's Market" fabric from RJR and played with several design options with EQ. Although I love the look of on-point settings, I don't enjoy making them. So I'm working on other ideas for the back of the tote. I haven't decided yet what I'll do for the back, but I do know it won't be another on-point setting. I usually use deco-bond on my totes, but I'm thinking of using insul-bright on this one so it will be washable. I've never worked with insul-bright before. So if anybody has any opinions on this, I'd love to hear them.
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I like that!! It will make a great tote!
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I love the setting you used and the farmer's market has always been a big hit with me. This will make a wonderful gift and I am sure she will treasure it.
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Great job!!!!
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Love it!!!
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That is really gorgeous!
Why insul bright? How about fusible fleece? That's what I use for totes. I guess you could put a pocket on the back side of the tote. Have you thought about window paning the back side? Same sashing just not on point - be a lot easier. Maybe use this on point one for a front flap similar to a messenger bag. Whatever you decide, I'm sure the finished bag will be gorgeous and well appreciated! |
Beautiful and for a terrific cause! I also use the fusible fleece on my tote.
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Great use of the wonderful Farmer's Market fabrics. Love the way the black really shows off each print. Tote is looking real good. A lovely gift.
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I love those fabrics, some day I want to make an outdoor table cloth with them. Fat Quarters?
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I love it!!! The fabric is wonderful.
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