2. Insert one @)” x &” batting piece between Fabric C folded piece (step 1) making sure batting is next to folded edge. Top stitch close to folded edge, add additional quilting as desired. Trim batting to match unit. Make two small pocket sections. Folded Edge
Make 2 (Trimmed pocket unit shown above)
3. Fold one !” x !*2” Fabric C strip in half lengthwise wrong sides together and press. Place one folded 2” x !*2” strip on one !!2” x !*2” Fabric B piece with raw edges matching and folded edge in toward center as shown. Stay-stitch in place. Make two.
6. Layer and baste @)” x !*” backing, @)” x !*” batting, and one !^2” x !*2” Fabric A piece together. Quilt as desired. Trim backing and batting to match Fabric A. Make two for tote base.
7. Pockets can be custom fit to personal needs steps 7 and 8 describe procedure, make pocket dividers quantity and width as desired. Sample shown below--one large pocket will remain as one large pocket with no divisions, small pocket is divided into three sections. Measure and mark small pocket with division lines using fabric removable markers. Place small pocket on top of large pocket matching bottom and sides edges. Stitch on mark lines and edge-stitch along small pocket sides and bottom edges to hold unit in place. Note: Pocket divisions on small pocket all need to be done prior to sewing unit to base fabric.
Fold
Make 2
4. Sew one !#” x !*2” Fabric D piece to one unit from step 3, aligning raw edges making sure Fabric C is sewn in seam allowance. Make two. Fold unit in half, wrong sides together, aligning raw edges Fabric D will extend approximately 2” from Fabric C/D seam line as shown in step 7 pocket top section of diagram.
Customize pocket size Shown above one large pocket (blue) with three smaller pockets (yellow)
5. Insert one @1 )” x !$” batting piece between one folded unit from step 4 with wrong sides next to batting. Quilt units as desired. Trim batting to match unit edge. Make two. 2014 fabric vine 85