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    Pleated Tote Pattern

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    Tatiana Garcia Vasco
    All fabrics used are 44" wide quilting cottons. For a sturdy, more rigid bag, use heavyweight fabrics and a heavyweight interfacing.

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    Pleated Tote Pattern

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    All fabrics used are 44" wide quilting cottons. For a sturdy, more rigid bag, use heavyweight fabrics and a heavyweight interfacing.

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    All fabrics used are 44" wide quilting cottons. For a sturdy, more rigid bag, use heavyweight fabrics and a heavyweight interfacing.

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    221 views8 pages

    Pleated Tote Pattern

    Uploaded by

    Tatiana Garcia Vasco
    All fabrics used are 44" wide quilting cottons. For a sturdy, more rigid bag, use heavyweight fabrics and a heavyweight interfacing.

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    Pleated Tote

    by Rebeka Lambert

    Materials: 1/2 yard fabric for exterior 1/2 yard fabric for lining interfacing of choice Button straps (2) 4 x 22 interior pocket (2-4 for 1 or 2 pocksts) 13 x 6 loop closure (1) 2 x 5 finished size of bag: 15 wide x 12 tall x 4 deep Notes: All fabrics used are 44 wide quilting cottons. All seam allowances are 1/2 unless specified otherwise. For a sturdy, more rigid bag, use heavyweight fabrics and a heavyweight interfacing. To ensure that your pattern prints at the correct size, set your printer settings to 100% or set scaling to none. Use the scale printed at the top of page 5 to check the size.
    artsy-crafty babe 2007 Rebeka Lambert All Rights Reserved
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    Instructions: 1. Prepare fabric: Cut out all pattern and fabric pieces. If using fusible interfacing, fuse to wrong side of fabric. Transfer all pleat and dart markings from pattern to the fabric.
    inner fold

    outer fold pleat center

    2. Make pleats: On the bag exterior, bringing the outer half-dots to the center dot, then pin in place. Above is a cross section of the pleat. Once fabric is folded, pin in place, then stitch about 1/4 from the edge to keep the pleat together, if desired. It is helpful to pin the pleats in place about 1.5 down from the top edge of the bag during assembly. Repeat this process for all 4 pleats (two on exterior front, two on back).

    3. Assemble pocket and attach to lining. Place right sides of pocket pieces together, then stitch around all four sides, leaving an opening on one side (either the side or bottom) for turning. Clip corners and turn right side out. Center the pocket on one side of lining. Stitch pocket to lining on three sides, making sure to stitch over the opening left in the pocket. If desired, sew two parallel lines to divide the pocket into sections. This provides more stability to the pocket. Repeat for other side of lining if making 2 pockets. 4. Darts: Fold bottom corner right sides together, lining up the legs of the dart (lines farthest apart). Sew from dart legs to dart point, back stitching at the point. Repeat for all darts on both the exterior and lining.
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    artsy-crafty babe 2007 Rebeka Lambert All Rights Reserved

    Fig. A

    Fig. B

    5. Make straps: Fold strip of fabric in half lengthwise, wrong sides together, press. Open. Fold long sides of strap to the center, using the previous fold line as a guide (Fig. A). Press. Fold in half again along center fold line. Press. Repeat for second strap. Then, sew 1/4 around the edge (Fig. B). Use the same method for making the strip that will be used for the purse closure.

    6. Pin straps: On right side of the exterior of the bag, pin one end of a strap at a pleat, then pin the other end of the strap at the other pleat. Repeat for other side of the exterior. **Make sure your straps are not twisted. Next, make a loop with the piece to be used for the bag closure, then pin it at the top center of exterior piece you plan to use for the back. 7. Assemble bag exterior and lining: Place right sides of exterior together, lining up the top edges, sides and corner darts, pin in place, then stitch around sides and bottom 1/2 from edge. Do the same for the lining, but leave an opening at the center of the lining bottom about 5-6 wide.

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    artsy-crafty babe 2007 Rebeka Lambert All Rights Reserved

    closure loop

    end of strap

    strap between exterior and lining wrong side of exterior

    7. Join exterior & lining: Turn exterior wrong side out, turn lining right side out. Place lining inside of exteriorthe right sides of both the exterior and lining should be facing each other and the straps will be sandwiched between the two. (I like to have my fabric loop on the same side as the pocket, but the choice is up to you) Line up side seams and top edges, then pin in place. Beginning near a side seam, sew all around the top, 1/2 from the edge. Back stitch when you return to where you started. Using the opening you left in the lining, turn your bag right side out. Gently tug on the straps and the closure to make sure that everything is fully turned. 8. Finish: Complete your bag by top stitching 1/4 from the top edge of the bag. Next, decide where your button should be placed based on your closure loop, then sew on button. Lastly, sew up the opening in the bottom of the lining.

    Enjoy your bag!


    For questions or comments, you can reach Rebeka Lambert at: [email protected] Share your creation or get inspired by visiting the artsy-crafty babe sewing patterns flickr group at: www.flickr.com/groups/acbsewingpatterns/

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    straps :: 4 x 22 pocket :: 6 x 13 loop closure :: 2 x 5 1/2 seam allowance

    artsy-crafty babe

    pleated tote

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    cut 2 on fold

    exterior top

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    place on fold **For personal use only**

    exterior bottom
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    tape to exterior top

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    artsy-crafty babe

    pleated tote

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    cut 2 on fold

    lining top

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    place on fold tape to lining top

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    lining bottom
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