Pepin Tote Pattern

















I have a similar tote that I made many years ago that has been my go-to ever since! It goes with me to and from work, on car trips, and anywhere I travel when I need to stash a notebook and extra items that don’t normally fit in my purse. I’m happy to be able to share this with you and hope you enjoy sewing it up and putting it to use. This is a quick tote designed with a few optional add-ons if you’re feeling up to it. Otherwise, it is beautiful and useful in its simplicity as is.
Skill Level: Beginner
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Approx. Finished Dimensions:
13½” wide x 12” tall x 4” deep [34.3 cm x 30.5 cm x 10.2 cm]
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Materials needed:
Recommended Fabrics: Canvas or waxed canvas^ (7-10 oz.) for exterior fabric, quilting cotton for lining ^if using waxed canvas (8-10 oz.), reduce fusible woven interfacing to 1 ¼ yd and do not interface exterior fabric pieces * if using non-directional exterior fabric reduce to 2/3 yd [61 cm] Additional supplies + tools: Polyester thread, water-soluble pen/tailor’s chalk, cutting mat, gridded ruler, rotary cutter, size 14 or 16 denim or Microtex needle |
Featured Fabrics are waxed canvas from AL Frances Textiles, Waxed canvas from Fabric Funhouse, Cotton canvas by Rifle Paper Co.
Purchasing Information:
For Digital (PDF) Pattern:
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For Paper (printed) Pattern: The PAPER pattern version includes: instruction booklet with step-by-step instructions and professional illustrations, rotary cutting instructions/measurements for all rectangles (just cut and sew, no need to cut out pattern pieces), and a label sheet for keeping organized. All tucked into a resealable poly bag. Paper pattern is shipped via USPS. |
- Sell finished items! You (the purchaser of this pattern) can sell finished Pepin Totes made using this pattern (on a home-based scale), credit to Anna Graham www.noodle-head.com is appreciated!
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