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Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

An outfit isn’t complete without the perfect accessory- a good bag. With the Rule that, you have three different size options and multiple pockets for functionality. The bag is completely lined.

Supplies

• Fabric
• Polyester Thread 

Tools

• Fabric scissors
• Pins
• Chalk or marking pen
• Tape (for piecing pattern)
• Paper scissors (to cut pattern) 
 

Fabric & Usage

 Find a medium to heavy weight cotton fabric such as twill, denim or canvas. You can make your living out of a lighter weight cotton if you’d prefer and can also make your tote bag out of contrasting fabrics.

45” WIDE

You will need 1 2/3 yards of fabric. If you would like to have contrasting fabrics or a different fabric for lining, plan accordingly.

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

60” WIDE

You will need 1 1/4 yards of fabric. If you would like to have contrasting fabrics or a different fabric for lining, plan accordingly.

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

First Things First

PIECE TOGETHER YOUR PATTERN


Download PDF pattern and tutorial.
 

On the first page, there is a 2” x 2” test square. Measure this square with a ruler to verify that the pattern is the correct size and then cut out each 7” x 9.5” rectangle. Tape the pieces together matching the colors/letters/numbers, then cut out your pattern size.

LAY OUT YOUR PATTERN
Using the fabric layout in the Fabric & Usage section as a guide, lay out your pattern pieces. Use either pins or pattern weights (we like the latter option) to keep your pattern in place. Pay attention to the fabric grain line and, if using a plaid or stripe fabric, make sure to line up the stripes.

TRACE THE PATTERN
Trace your pattern edges onto your fabric by using chalk, pencil, or carbon paper. Transfer all markings, notches, darts and center front and back lines. Trust us. It’s really no fun to have to come back and mark them later.

CUT IT OUT
You know that pattern tracing you just did? Well, cut along your marking lines.

SEAM ALLOWANCE
This pattern includes 1/2” seam allowances unless otherwise stated. Don’t worry, we will let you know in the instructions when you’re sewing a piece with a different seam allowance

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Pattern Key

 GRAIN LINE
This red arrow indicates your grainline, which you should align with the grain of your fabric. Don’t know what grain line or grain is? Let us explain. When fabric is made it is woven with threads that go in two different directions. Lengthwise, which spans the cut edges and crosswise, which spans the selvage edges (the selvage is the band of tightly woven fabric that runs up either side). The lengthwise direction is the grain of your fabric and what you use to line up your grain line.

Instructions

 

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Facing
1. On the bottom edge of your FACING, press under the seam allowance.
2. Line up the top edge of your FACING with the top of your MAIN lining piece and pin.
3. Edge-stitch along the folded edge of your seam allowance on your FACING.

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Inner Pocket
1. Iron in the seam allowance of your INNER POCKET
2. On the top edge of your INNER POCKET, fold under the seam allowance again.
3. Edge-stitch along the top folded edge
4. Position your INNER POCKET on one of your MAIN lining pieces 2” from the top and centered. Pin in place.
5. Edge stitch along your pocket but keep the top edge open.
6. This is optional, but if you’d like two INNER POCKETS stitch down the center of your pocket.

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Lining
1. Fold the bottom corners of your MAIN lining, right sides together and stitch closed.
2. Press open your seams.
3. With your MAIN lining pieces right sides together, align the side seams and the corner seams.
4. Stitch your MAIN lining pieces together but keep the top open
5. Press open your seams.

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Main Piece
1. Fold under the top edge of your BOTTOM piece.
2. Line up your BOTTOM and MAIN pieces.
3. Edge-stitch along the folded top BOTTOM edge.


Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Outer Pocket
1. Line up your POCKET EDGE with your OUTER POCKET right sides together along the top edge and stitch together.
2. Press up the POCKET EDGE and press under the other seam allowance edge and fold over to the other side, covering up the seam line.
3. Stitch in the ditch along the face side of the pocket,
4. Press under the side and bottom seam allowance of your OUTER POCKET.
5. Line up your OUTER POCKET in the middle of one of your MAIN pieces and stitch around the edges, leaving the top open.

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Main Piece Count.
1. Fold the bottom corners of your MAIN/BOTTOM piece, right sides together and stitch closed.
2. Press open your seams.
3. With your MAIN/BOTTOM pieces right sides together, align the side seams and the corner seams.
4. Stitch your MAIN/BOTTOM pieces together but keep the top open.
5. Press open your seams.


Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Handles
1. Fold under the seam allowance on the long edge of your STRAP pieces.
2. Line up two of your STRAP pieces wrong sides together, and stitch along the edges.
3. Line up the end of your STRAP pieces with the top edge of your MAIN piece. Line up the outer STRAP edge with the OUTER POCKET edge and pin.
4. Repeat for the other side.


Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Main & Lining
1. With your MAIN piece right side out and your MAIN lining inside out, slip the lining over your MAIN and pin.
2. Stitch along the top edge, leaving 5-6” open to turn the tote right side out.
3. Turn the tote right side out, then press.
4. Make sure the seam allowance of the open edge is pressed inside and edge-stitch along the top edge to close.
5. You’re done!

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

Rylie Tote Bag Pattern & Tutorial

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