AT209 – Diamond Island Tote
Diamond Island Tote – AT209
Handy Tip:
Before binding your pocket, make sure it fits snuggly inside the liner.
AT208 – Biscuit Basket
Biscuit Basket – AT208
Handy Tip:
When weaving the sides, use clothespins instead of pins to keep strips in place. Use 1/4″ seam throughout.
In the picture on page 2, please ignore the triangle. It is simply the continuation of the strip folded up and out of the way.
AT201 – Sebago Tote (Revised)
Sebago Tote (Revised) – AT201
Video Links:
Click here to see a video on the construction of the Sebago Tote
AT106 – Bali Briefcase
Bali Briefcase – AT106
Handy Tip:
Just a reminder – at the end of the pattern, instructions are included for a fabric briefcase.
Video Links:
Click here to see an instructional video for fabric covered clothesline
Click here to see a video on making batting filled fabric tubes
Click here to see a video on how to zig zag tubes together
Click here to see a video on how to sew pieces together
AT104 – Bali Squared Bag
Bali Squared Bag– AT104
Handy Tip:
If your rectangle is not straight, this bag can be made smaller to allow you to square up your rectangle. For a 10” tall, 4” deep and 10” wide bag, cut the sides 4” wide, then cut the front, back and bottom 24” long.
Video Links:
Click here to see an instructional video for fabric covered clothesline