Welcome to Week 28 of the One Yard Wonders Sew Along!
Week 28 – Project 62
Hands-Free Belt Bag – designed by Rebecca Yaker page 169
Tracy selected Michael Miller Fabrics Mini Mikes Baby Boxes Lagoon and Michael Miller Fabrics Mini Mikes Dot Duo Citrine.
Materials Needed:
One 9″ coordinating zipper
1 1/2 yards 2″ webbing
One pair of 2″ D-rings
3 1/2″ of 1/4″ elastic
One 1″ swivel clasp
Sewing machine zipper foot
Week 28 – Project 63
Grocery Tote – designed by Jessie Senese page 174
Cindy chose Valori Wells Wrenly Bloom Cobalt - Home Decor and Valori Wells Wrenly Wildfield Cobalt
Materials Needed:
1 yard of 44/45″ or 54″ fabric (Home Decor weight; not suitable for unidirectional prints)
One 5″ x 11″ piece of heavyweight interfacing (such as Peltex or Timtex)
More Wonder – ful Choices
Hands-Free Belt Bag
Etsuko Furuya Echino Ni-Co 2011 Scooter Purple
Grocery Tote
Erin McMorris Summersault Shadowplay Lake – Home Decor and Erin McMorris Summersault Ping Pong Midnight – Home Decor
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Carrie + Diana
I think the grocery tote would make an awesome teacher gift!! I’m really interested to see the belt bag, b/c they can call it what they want but I think it’s still going to look like a fanny pack.
Ohhh I love the fabric they chose! I agree with Jess, the grocery tote would make a great teacher gift! I’m a teacher and I know a lot of teachers who use reusable grocery bags to carry their stuff back and forth.. why not give them a pretty grocery bag?
I was just talking about a belt bag and how useful they can be. And Grocery bags are wonderful too ~ funny, I was just at the Sisters Quilt Show and bought the very same fabric, except in green!
really love the grocery tote, can’t wait to see it in the fabrics picked out!
Love the fabrics picked for the grocery bag!
I’ve made three of these grocery totes already! Love the design because it’s so sturdy and functional. I’ve been using them as gift bags for baby shower gifts — filling them with receiving blankets, appliqued onesies and some favorite baby bath products. They’ve been a big hit! Love the fabric choices!
LOVE the idea of using them as gift bags!
I love practical projects, especially the grocery tote and of course the fabrics choices are great!
I have been eyeing that Valori Wells fabric – look forward to seeing how this project turns out! As always, thanks for this series!
looking forward to pictures of the belt bag—and reports of how spacious it is!
The belt bag is perfect for me right now, I’m on crutches
and I could use a hands-free bag! If only I could sew, I had knee surgery and unfortunately it’s on my sewing leg. Why didnt I think of that before I had surgery?! Maybe I can get my grandma to make me one…
Wow, a grocery tote made out of Wrenly. That might be the prettiest bag ever made to carry groceries!
The gathered round pillow with the covered center button takes me back to my high school days in Home Ec class!
That grocery tote would make a great gift for some of the ladies in my granny’s nursing home. They love to pack and unpack a bag and this is the perfect size.
I love tote bags and have made several for work, sewing, library books etc. You can never have to many.
Awesome fabric choices, I can’t wait to see the finished products!
The fabrics you are using are very pretty, could use them anywhere!
Anything made with Wrenly is a winner with me, but it’s always fun to see the alternate choices, too. Thanks.