Make an Easy-to-Sew Lined Tote Bag

Custom tote baggage can add to a amusing private fashion announcement. Learn the way to make a lined fabric tote bag this is perfect for paintings and play in this trustworthy home stitching project for tweens, teens or absolutely everyone new to stitching.

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Materials Needed:
half backyard cotton fabric
1/2 yard of complementary cotton cloth for inner lining
1/2 yard of heavy fusible interfacing
42″ of canvas strap
cloth scissors or rotary cutter
stitching machine
thread
iron
Cut Fabrics
For the primary part of this DIY tote bag undertaking, reduce two 18″x14″ rectangles of both outer and inner cloth alternatives then reduce two 18″x14″ rectangles of interfacing. Cut canvas straps into 21″ lengths.

Snip Corners
On the long facet of all rectangles, snip a 2″x2″ square from only the lowest corners. Repeat for interfacing. This will shape the base of the tote.

Add Interfacing and Sew Sides
Press interfacing to incorrect aspect of outer cloth rectangle. Tip: Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for heating and adhering your interfacing. Pin outer material’s right aspects together and stitch instantly 1/2″ seams along the sides and bottom of piece. Note: Leave the pinnacle and snipped corners unsewn. Press seams open.

Create Corners
Pinch together gaps in snipped corners, lining up the aspect and backside seams inside the center. Pin directly throughout and sew a half” seam. This step provides depth to the bag and creates a flat bottom.

Sew Liner Sides and Corners
Pin right aspects of inner (liner) cloth rectangles collectively and repeat the above steps.

Piece Together and Pin
Flip liner proper-aspect out and region inner outer fabrics in order that proper sides are collectively. Tuck canvas straps between inner and outer fabric in order that edges of one face the the front and two edges of the alternative face the returned of bag. Pin the end of every canvas strap about 4 inches from side seam then pin cloth edges together around perimeter of bag opening.

Sew Bag Opening
Beginning at a facet seam, stitch a half of” seam almost all of the manner around the tote, stopping four” before the start line — this should trap all four ends of the canvas straps while leaving enough room for turning.

Turn and Press
Pull each fabric and straps thru the 4″ hole, turning the tote bag proper-side out. Lightly press with a heat iron to do away with wrinkles.

Top-Stitch and Finish
Top-stitch across the tote bag’s whole starting to complete edges. This will even assist give a boost to canvas straps and shut the gap left inside the preceding step for turning.