Fat Quarter Grocery Bag Sewing Pattern
This grocery bag is made using only three fat quarters and you can finish it in about an hour.
It is about the same size as a regular grocery bag and unlike the big boxy bags you can purchase at any retail store, these bags won't get quite as heavy. I don't know about you, but I prefer the smaller bags.
The five page PDF has six full color photos {a small number of photos will help you use less ink!}. Because the pattern does not require you to print out any pattern pieces it is ideal for reading on your iPad or other tablet device.
While the pattern itself calls for three fat quarters, you can make the bag using fabric by the yard.
It is about the same size as a regular grocery bag and unlike the big boxy bags you can purchase at any retail store, these bags won't get quite as heavy. I don't know about you, but I prefer the smaller bags.
The five page PDF has six full color photos {a small number of photos will help you use less ink!}. Because the pattern does not require you to print out any pattern pieces it is ideal for reading on your iPad or other tablet device.
While the pattern itself calls for three fat quarters, you can make the bag using fabric by the yard.
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