Takeoff Tote Sewing Pattern

Finished size: 16″ wide x 12″ tall x 5.5″ deep 30-page full-color excessively detailed instructions with 130 photos 5 computer generated pattern pieces (13 pattern piece pages, dimensions given) Top zipper closure Front zip pocket Suitcase sleeve or back pocket Inside patch pockets Lining is completely finished with no raw edges This is a PDF Sewing Pattern. You must be able to open, save, and print a PDF file. Sorry, no refunds on digital products. A download link is provided after purchase. As the name implies, the Takeoff Tote is designed to be your personal item and sit on top of your carry-on suitcase handle. The straight sides make it perfect for a narrow airplane aisle and fitting under your seat. It’s a simple design on purpose, so it won’t take you more time to sew than it will take to travel to your destination. :) Testers have declared their Takeoff Totes as their new travel, work, teacher, knitting, and even diaper bags. When not flying, I use mine as a gym bag and as that extra tote I throw in my backseat with all the things I don’t want to carry in my purse but might need while I’m out. I hope you find it as versatile as I do! Materials Needed: Main fabric: 1 yard Lining fabric: 1.5 yards 20” wide woven fusible interfacing (like Pellon SF101): 4 yards Foam batting (like Soft and Stable or Bosal In R Form): 18” x 58” package Extra firm interfacing (like Peltex): 15.5” x 5” Two sided fusible web (like Wonder Under): Scraps or tape Hard base (optional): 15.5” x 5” piece of chipboard or plastic canvas 20” or longer nylon purse zipper 10” or longer nylon purse zipper