Cute bag! Going to make some, I have emb machine so will embellish the outer pocket flap and put button holes to hold the flaps down on each side. Thanks for doing this tute!

AWESOME TUTE! THKS SO MUCH!!

The flaps stay down because of the way the casing is made. I am going to flip up an edge and sew a button to it so that the inside of the pocket shows!

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Great idea!

Cute! What are the dimensions of the finished bag?

About 6 by 6 but you can change that with the size of the starting square.

Love it......too cute..

This is a wonderful tut! I am going to try one before the week is over. Thanks ever so much. Great grand-daughter Xmas gifts!

thank you for the tute! They would make great gifts for the DGD's.

My DGD will have one when I see her on Wednesday!

Thanks for all your work. It appears to be easy to follow. Thanks for sharing!! Will need to try it also! MaRanda

When I first tried it I thought it was going to be very difficult. I was very surprised at how easy it was to do. Just remember to press it when you start!

Great idea! Thanks for the clear instructions, I will be making this for sure..in different sizes too!

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Wonderfull instructions. When I made them several years ago I used 36" squares. It made for a larger bag.They are so neat

Thanks for the wonderful tute on the cute bag. I'm bookmarking to make one later this week.

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-141922-1.htm#3839551

This is how to change the fabric orientation!

What a cute bag, great job on the tute!

Thanks! Your avatar always makes me smile!

As I posted earlier, I made a large one like this at a workshop awhile back, but forgot how to make it. Thanks to your tute, I can make some more.

And no expensive pattern needed!

Looks really quick and easy! I'm definitely going to give this a try.
Like the suggestion of using home decor fabrics...I have lots of those to play with.
Can you hear my wheels a-turnin'?

And you can do it larger with those fabrics and have some great totes! And you can find all kinds of cording to use!

Awesome!! Thanks for the fabulous tutorial!!! Can't wait to try this.

Thanks for tutorial. Very clear and easy to follow. You definitely are prompt yesterday you said you would do a tutorial on these when you got time and today it's posted.Fantastic. Now I just need to get out some fabric and try these.

Thanks, Nancy. You did a great job on the tutes.

Hope you like the method!

I try!

Thanks!

WOW, that is so adorable thanks so very much for sharing. You did an awesome job with the tute.

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np3 thanks for this tutorial.
My grandma (age 103) is wanting me to make a bag for her to carry her room key and tissues in when she goes to meals at the assisted living place she is at and this will be perfect.

PS: Grandma sewed a lot and was always making pillows or jewelry bags for us granddaughters at Christmas. This will be perfect for her.
Thanks again.
kathyd

Was a fantastic tutorial. I'm a visual learner also and this is perfect!!! Thank you for taking the time required to make a detailed tutorial!
Pattie

Great bag and love the variation with the colors. I want to see if I can get the points on the flaps rounded a little and would like handles and maybe a button or velcro closure on one. Just need to find some time to get one done. Thanks for the great work on the tutorial. I always appreciate it when people get the details illustrated as I am also a visual learner. Ann in TN

Thanks for the great tute! I have four DGD that would one of these....

Thanks!

Thanks for the tute! So many ways this could be used - will save this idea for sure!

So, how did you stitch this without going through to the bottom layer?