Make Three Totes / Purses With One Charm Pack!

Jenny Doan demonstrates how nifty charm packs are by making three tote bags or purses out of a single charm pack! To see our large selection of quilting charm packs, click here: www.missouriqu...
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[@spyderquilt9783]

I have watched this over and over. You -- Jenny Doan -- are the reason I am where I am today. I have a successful Etsy shop - of which 75% of the fabrics used for my items come from M*. I had a big, gaping whole in my soul at the time I first saw your first vid, and when I heard the sound of my machine (you were using in that vid), combined with your gentle voice, I allowed you to walk right into my life, and you've been there ever since. I hope someday we can meet in person. Nancy.

[@melissab3038]

I'd love to see your Etsy shop - do you mind sharing a link?

[@nomokatz]

Jenny I just finished one of the totes but made it a bit smaller with 8 charms as it is for my granddaughter and also made her one of the charm pack skirts to match for her birthday. She will be so excited I hope!!! You are a wonderful teacher and I love your videos. I would love to see some for placemats. I have 2 more granddaughters that have birthdays in April and May and all the girls are sisters so they will all be matching by the time I am done. Thanks so Much for all your time for us.

[@gracylibob]

Awesome technique!! I had a "sewing school" at my house this week for my granddaughter and two nieces. They learned all about sewing machines and each made an adorable tote bag using this video as our instruction. Jenny, the girls, ages 9 & 11, were amazed at how wonderful their bags are as we'll as how fast you sew! We all agreed that you are brilliant!

[@jacquelineedwards3663]

Yeah I have made a bag using your video. Your instructions are very clear. I cut my squares from the bottom of my curtains that I had shortened and found some matching material. This is a first in quilting for me. Thanks again

[@monicaeubanks3198]

I love watching her videos. This is my “go to” to follow along when I put the linings in my bags. She really does a great job with her step by step instruction. I just love her!

[@janettobin5329]

Love this tutorial I have made several of these and each time everyone loves them and I end up selling them or giving them away,. Today I am making a red and black one and this one I am keeping for myself. I get so inspired when I watch your tutorials. Thanks so much for the tips.

[@radhabk476]

Jenny many thanks for showing how to do this tote bag. Thanks for sharing. Radha, Bangalore ,INDIA.

[@rorasplace]

I have just made one of these and for a first attempt as a real newcomer to quilting it came out great, Thank you Jenny i am all the way over in the UK but i stumbled across your videos and you make it so easy to do things i cannot thank you enough

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Welcome to the Missouri Star family, Gill! Glad we could help!

[@rodneywalker9113]

I just wanted to say thank you. My 10 year old daughter and I are learning to sew together and your quilted handbag tutorial is the inspiration and guide for her first big sewing project. She decided she wanted stripes instead of squares but the basic plan is the same. Thank you for such an easy to follow tutorial, Rodney

[@kathleencrawford6080]

Jenny- I just love your tutorials. You have such a sweet spirit it makes watching them fun. I also learn something in the process.

[@laylasgigi]

I watched the tutorial yesterday and just finished my second tote. I've had the house to myself this weekend so there were no interruptions. The first I made with charms, the second I got brave and strip pieced funky black and white jelly roll and I made it much larger. It got a little wonky as I pieced but in the end it is so busy that it isn't noticeable as those parts ended up in the seam.I I love your tutorials, you explain everything so well. Next will be one for the granddaughter!

[@loriwhite9991]

This is my most recent favorite (it does change when I discover a new one!). I made one of these bags for my mom and she never leaves home without it! Working on a new one this weekend! Thank you, MSQC!

[@Gefjon37]

I have made 3 of the one shown and 2 more but I made them larger. My daughter loves hers!!! I am new at sewing and they turned out so professional looking! thanks for the easy to ollow directions.

[@patriciatsunoda5771]

This is such a great idea Jenny. Instead of using charm packs, since I always have leftover fabric from making a baby quilt, I cut into squares and make a matching bag to use as the gift bag. Thanks for the pattern.

[@judithdembowski149]

Great idea. Thanks for sharing!!❤💕

[@JesusisKing222]

That really is a terrific idea!!

[@daffys4yu]

This was a great tutorial. I made one for my laptop. It took 20 charms total but it's a perfect size. Thanks for posting this tutorial!

[@denisefender9492]

I just LOVE watching Jenny!!! It is so easy to learn new things to sew. I watch the tutorials as I go... I just love this woman!!!!! Thank you for everything you have taught me.

[@danban1964]

Jenny, I want to thank you for taking the time to make all your videos. Unfortunately I have lung cancer and am no longer able to work, but I stumbled across your videos last month and bought a Singer 'Heavy Duty 4423' on eBay. I put my first lap quilt top together yesterday. I used the 'fence rail' pattern. I'm going to make these little lap quilts for everyone in my family using different patterns you teach.. Thank you!!!

[@mikis9696]

I finally made this. I made 3 rows of 4. Added two pockets inside. It was a great learning experience. I will make more and they’ll come out with better handles than this first time. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@101oogie]

Jenny...thank you so much for valadating the way i sew!!! You make me smile everytime you say... just eyeball it!!! And i LOVE your high speed machine... Oh,, and thanks for showing how much easier it it to just "scootch over"without breaking thread when quilting the body of the bag.. I feel so much better now.. i'm not alone!!!! Love you Jenny!!! GrmmaBabs

[@maggieskbowler]

Hey Jenny!! I just started quilting in April and I just made this bag!! I about cried when I was finished because I was so proud of myself!! Thanks for your awesome tutorials!! I keep shoving all my finished projects in my boyfriends face asking "isnt it cool"?? His usual response is "yeah awesome" as he continues with video games, lol. This one he said "wow you made that"?? I was over the moon!! Thanks again Jen!!

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Oh that's awesome! We love a good "wow, you made that?!", too. We're proud of you, Maggie! Keep going!

[@mabelbrooks2456]

Jenny, I an a student of yours on Craftsy and love your lessons on there! This video on You tube is the best.. i watched it once and got up to the handles part then had to watched the last few steps. Now, I have the perfect spring tote! I am going to make a winter style one today! I have been trying to make tote bags for years One afternoon with you and now I have succeeded! Thank You so much! Xmas gift bags for 2013!

[@lynetterene]

Thank you for this video. I am not into quilting, but you make me want to quilt. I really enjoy the way you teach

[@skyfire62]

I made my first quilted tote bag using this video...I used valentine charm pack and it turned out very nice! Thank you so much for this video!

[@marilynlawrence6901]

I made some bags for gifts and left the opening to turn at the top. Than it was sewn as I did stitched around the top. It seemed to save a step. The bags Jenny made are beautiful! Thank you for the awesome videos.

[@JesusisKing222]

That's a good idea plus it would be a great place to add a fabric loop to close over a button on the other side of the bag!

[@mimiohio9827]

I made my granddaughter a birthday dress, then made her a matching tote bag, and put her presents in it. Like a gift bag. Was the hit of the party. Of course everyone wants one now. Thanks Jenny You made grandma look good.

[@dorimoore2813]

Thank you so much for all your tutorials. Made this tote a little shorter with coordinating dinosaur fabric for my granddaughter to store all her toy dinosaurs. Absolutely love it!

[@lesliebowman7396]

I thinking ur amazing. You’ve taught this old dog a lot of new tricks. I can’t believe 429 people gave u a thumbs down. They have to be ignorant. Thanks for everything.

[@irateoverlord.theresa1324]

Crazy that they did! “If you can’t say something nice...” right?!

[@janicebritt8649]

You are such an awesome teacher and always so much fun to watch! I can't wait to make this bag. It's so pretty.

[@ThreadsbyJB]

I just made a tote bag using 9 charms on each side, I LOVE IT. I love the pattern and the way it goes together. Thank you so much for doing this tutorial. I have the first Bookazine with the pattern but the video tutorial really does it for me, thanks again. Janet Jaeger

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Thanks!! Mom really is the best!! Thank you for the kind note!!

[@luminsk60]

Thank you so much. I just finished my new bag. Your are the best teacher. I have never ever sew on sewing machine. This is my first "master piece" and I am so happy that I am going to sew something again.

[@pattistelzer6713]

I love your tutorials and they have taught me so much more about how to quilt. Thank you Jenny for taking the time to make these tutorials and to teach all of us. I am in the process of making one of these bags but in a much larger size. I just hope I didn't bite off more than I can chew. lol

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

How did your bags turn out?? :) We would love to see pictures!

[@pattistelzer6713]

Missouri Star Quilt Company My bag turned out rather larger then I anticipated, but I am still quite please with it. I am not sure how to send a picture of it.

[@heulwenwilliams4251]

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[@YvonneMcAdamsPeramaki]

I made one of these for my granddaughter for her 20th birthday and she loved it. I just finished two more for my sister and niece. I thought it would be too hard for me but you made it so easy with your instructions, so thank you.

[@janetvisochi-baum7572]

Loved this so I made some. As for the leftover 6 charms I just used 2 per tote to make pockets on the lining. I sewed one onto each side. For me I needed one for my cell phone and the other for my glasses. I also added buttons for extra security to where the straps meet the bag. For the pockets I ironed in the raw edges and topped stitched all around and then I used a zigzag to attach. Worked out well and like Jenny always says "I don't like to waste" :D What a great easy project. Thanks Jenny as always!

[@elizabethkelly7531]

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[@normagates1562]

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[@amersklain4706]

Thanks for telling how you did the pockets, I was wondering about the raw edges. I love pockets!

[@whitiangapeehikurubedggood1885]

Jenny once again you come up with these wonderful ideas yes I agree you are a star in Missouri Quilt co now my retired husband has gone out to buy a sewing machine so the two of us will be sewing hihi

[@Taiga9191]

Love this bag demo. I am on my second tote bag and want to thank you so much for the very clear directions!!

[@velmanator]

i just love watching you jenny. you are the most fun teacher. and i have been wanting to do a bag with gunny sack material and this will be just perfect for that. thanks for all your tutorials.

[@irishredhead814]

Love this and all your tutorials!!!! I watch so many that when my hubby hears your opening music, he knows where to quack!!!

[@judithdembowski149]

My Husband also. I even caught him humming the tune! Next step. Cutting fabric??

[@monicaeubanks3198]

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[@amandahahl1561]

I recorded heartburn (original song) today can you watch it and reply to me now?😁

[@cindylanahan3706]

Just finished the easiest Christmas table topper for my mother for Christmas. Made it out of beautiful flower fabrics backed by Texas wild flower fabric. Now ready to make the bag. Thank you for sharing. Also, plan to make the tree table runner. I keep buying your rulers. Love everything you do!!!

[@jmdenison]

the magnetic catches I get from Joann's you add on last. you just make some tiny slits in the fabric and fold some tabs back so don't worry you can easily add these on later

[@abigaildolinger2754]

Thanks, Jenny, I made a fun tote using eighteen squares instead of twelve. And I shortened the handles. It turned out so cute. What a great way to use charm squares!

[@Handmaiden1967]

Really enjoy watching as you instruct. A lot of videos I watch, I become bored, and they lose my attention. But you never lose my attention. Thanks for the hard work you put in these videos. But I also see that you enjoy doing them....... Again, thanks.

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[@kayfarm9609]

You make everything look fun and not hard. You are so cheerful and upbeat. Don't worry, if make a mistake, can fix or use for something else. I want to run to my fab collection and pick what I am going to use. Mahalo, Jenny

[@bronwenwalmsley7043]

I've been sewing a long time but never felt the need to quilt until I saw the Missouri Star tutorials, pretty much by chance. It always seemed like hard work but in the last week I have made a quilt top, a Dresden plate cushion cover (and I am making another as a rug) and one of these very cute totes. I can't believe how easy things go together. It took me a little while to get used to not backstitching every seam and tying off ends but how liberating is that! Your efforts are very much appreciated - I'm sure if I paid for a course to learn all this in the UK it would cost a small fortune. Thank you so much

[@angelmission]

I've made several of these and they all turned out so cute. Thanks for this tutuorial. I added stabilizer to my lining fabric and a pocket. I haven't learned to do the magnetic snaps yet, but would love to know how to put them in these bags.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

+AngelEntertainment1 Sounds like it turned out great! If you try the magnetic snaps, we'd love to know how it goes! :)

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[@kimberleywise5896]

Hi there. I love your lessons. I've made a pin wheel quilt, and several bags. I took the charm pack bag and made a duffle bag with it. I also made several pillow cases. Thank you so much for taking your time to show everyone like me how to make awesome stuff. I've been taught by my family to s. They are verbal teachers. I learn by watching. Again thank you so much.

[@jcbh2009]

I've watched several videos for totes on KZbin, but this one is the best! Besides, you're my favorite to watch hehehe!!

[@darlenelynn1980]

I love this and I will make some and can not wait. Right now I am finishing some curtains for my quilt room. Thanks and I will be enjoying these bags. Keep up the awesome instructions and you are so easy to understand and follow. Great Teacher...

[@maureenPA422]

worth watching a 2nd time! Makes me want to get out of bed & go to my sewing room!

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Love it!!!

[@amandahahl1561]

I recorded heartburn (original song) today can you watch it and reply to me now?

[@sharonlatour6230]

Jenny, That is darling and simple enough for anyone to do. You can make them look just like the ones that sell for quite a bit of money! Thank you for your instructions, I love your video's! You are my favorite quilting instructor on you tube! :)

[@KatrinaGressett]

The quilt in the background is amazing! I would love to see a tutorial on that, or at least a link to it. I love watching all these tutorials!

[@elizabethdekalb]

Hi Katrina. Did you ever find a tutorial or pattern for the quilt that is in the background? I'd love to make one of those, too! Liz from northern Illinois.

[@beverlyfrancis8015]

I am in the process of making a blue jean purse. Your demonstration of handel construction completely changed my plan for my handel. Thank you very much for your idea of a stronger handel. Love your videos.

[@kingboo45]

Just made one without the batting as I didnt have enough but it still turned out great - I also made it reversible using the charm pack to make the liner - sending it to my mother-in-law as a little 'thinking of you' gift!

[@bcsurvivor4713]

Aren't you sweet!

[@marianweijden]

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[@quiltngrandma45]

I just love all your tutorials I have learned so much from them and made a few things from them. This Christmas I need a quick gift and I use your pillow case tutorial and made all my grandkids pillow cases to match there rooms. If I get stumped as to what I want to make I just look at your totorals and pick out my next project. Thanks and keep up the good work.

[@paulinesupka7167]

I made one for my daughter. Thank you for this tutorial💕

[@lisagonzalez4209]

Hello Ms. Jenny. Thank you for all the wonderful tutorials. Its a good thing I don't live in your town if not I would be in your store everyday and I would be broke. I love how you teach.You take the mystery out of quilting and you make quilting easy to understand. Can't wait for your next tutorial. God Bless you and your family. Your the best :)

[@juliaheck9078]

Great tutorial!! I just finished my first tote with the charm pack I got from MSQC and it looks great( if I do say so myself). Please keep the videos coming. Thanks

[@rosehayes8880]

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[@stargazers945]

I made 3 totes, 4 rows across and 4 rows down. I made them for a raffle this month. I used my embroidery hoop to stipple a really nice design across the bag, it went real quick. I loved making these bags! Just finished the 3rd one today. I'm in the middle of making the jelly roll bag right now. I'm using it to practice FMQ for the first time. It's hilarious, but I'm keeping this one bag for myself! I love Missouri Quilts!! wooo hoooo

[@Mariaen6]

This is one of the best videos I've seen to learn, thank you so much!!

[@anjumsayed4025]

I made this tote bag for my daughter and who so ever saw it wanted one..I dont even remember how many of them i made and gifted thanks. you have unique way of teaching. i love your videos

[@stephaniehustinclark7921]

Made this tote for myself. Customer from Post Office bought two more from me. The tut was so helpful and easy to follow,and they will last a long, long time.

[@carolwhite4517]

Thank you so much for showing me how to do this!

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

What fabric would you use to make these?? :)

[@grandmac43]

+Missouri Star Quilt Company Fiji Batiks Charm Pack would make really pretty totes. www.missouriquiltco.com/shop/detail/38375/moda-fabrics/moda-fabrics/fiji-batiks-charm-pack-

[@LilianaMihai]

Finally I made two of them, the second one had a pocket on the inside and a bow on the outside to close it. And I'll made another tote, bigger. Great tutorial, thank you Jenny!

[@dr.akansha.orthopaedicsurgeon]

Totally loved it Thank you so much 😊

[@helendavalos2472]

Hi Jenny, I wanted to make my grand daughter a quick tote for her birthday tomorrow. I watched your tutorial and made the tote with The Mandolorian fabric. It came out FANTASTIC!!! I know she's going to love it. No one else will have one!!! Thank you for the great tutorial.

[@jackiekelly437]

Is there a tutorial on putting a pocket on the inside. I don't want to screw it up.

[@amandahahl1561]

I recorded heartburn (original song) today can you watch it and reply to me now

[@tracyheyman5111]

I LOVE that Ginny is always clear with her instructions, shows exactly how to do something and we can ALWAYS hear her. So many novice "How to" videos do not increase the volume of their voice, nor do they block out background noise. I turn those people off immediately and go straight to Ginny at The Missouri Star Quilt Company. She should always be your first stop when looking for quilting help! Thank you!!!

[@AmandaPasa]

I think someone should do a tutorial on how to make a duffel bag with a zipper =]

[@sandielmer5804]

i'm just starting to quilt so a friend suggested your videos. Wow! i have another grandbaby due in January (#6) so i am going to do a quilt with a charm pack and now i think i may try making a matching diaper bag with a 2nd charm pack. Thank you Jenny!!

[@corporatejungles]

what machine is that? It really rocks and rolls!

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

I now use a Tempo Baby Lock and it's very speedy!! :)

[@barbfiander3049]

Hi LOVE YOUR TUTORIALS will be making some of these bags. I have the Tempo Baby Lock and love it. Thanks for your had work

[@Inaqtpi]

Oh Jenny, you are just the best!! I love ur tutorials. I made this bag for a 11-14 y/o girl in the operation Christmas child campaign done every year by Samaritan's Purse. I put all her goodies, to include a small sewing kit and some brightly-colored, printed fat quarters, then I put everything into her box to go overseas. I'm so excited that I was able to make this purse so that she could keep all her things together. You made it so simple even I could do it. I'm brand new to sewing/quilting and I could follow ur instructions with ease. If I could now just figure out how to post a picture to show the finished product I'd amaze myself yet again. Keep these wonderful, simple projects coming. You're the bomb!!!!!!!

[@sarahforsythe9452]

Jenny - absolutely loved this! Watched it on Friday evening and by Sunday tea time had my first (of many!) tote bags. Would have been quicker but real life kept intervening! Would have used batting in the handle but it put up too much of a fight when I was trying to cut it! Oh, and just a tip for anyone reading this - always make sure that your turning hole is big enough - it's a real tussle to turn it through if it's not!!! Thank you for yet another wonderful project! Sarah

[@CRYSTALSMOM73]

Just finished making Bed-sized quilts and throws for Loma Linda Children's Cancer Center. I made these bags to match the Lorax jelly roll in the charm squares for the bag. Used your falling charm quilt pattern with the multi colored solid squares and then the Lorax jelly roll. I must say that I am very pleased and can't wait to mail. 132 blocks for the quilt and 20 on both sides of the large bag plus a panel at the top. I also made two smaller ones in Happy frog fabric. Including a Bible.

[@pamelamcfarland5547]

I had my 2 yr old granddaughter request a pocket book . I down sized the squares to 4 in and made the center piece to 5 inches. it turned out so cute. I enjoy your tutorials. Thank you.

[@luchauna]

Just made one out of flannel scraps form my stash. It turned out very cute! Thanks you always have great tutorials.

[@qr45ioz]

I love this tutorial and all the others. You instructions are clear and you connect with your viewers. Thanks for all you do.

[@cazzwright5889]

Yet another fantastic tutorial. I have just made 2 of these bags today for my 2 great nieces. Made a few "beginners alterations to the original" but i am really pleased with the outcome. I used what fabric I had to hand so got a good additional learning session in using the rotary cutter too :-)

[@lyndagiambra6257]

I was gifted 3 packs of Jelly Rolls. 20 strips each. I made a quilt out of most of them (9 squares by 7) and had 12 squares left over. What am I going to do with them? Make a bag of course! :) It's my first time making it and it looks so easy. We'll see how it goes. Love all of your tutorials Jenny and I've made many of them! You're the best.!

[@clarazolud4835]

I didn't have an extra charm pack BUT I did have some jelly roll strips laying around, so I just made a row of those for the whole outside. Turned out nice, I am loving it. I also added to buttons on either side between the handles, made an extra little strip with buttonholes so when my bag is full of 'stuff' I just pop on the tab/strip so it stays somewhat closed. Love your tutorials, thank you for so many ideas, you're the best!

[@saintben2008]

i do alterations all the time, and this video reminded me of something. there are countless ways to do something. i think that is one of the best parts about those of us who sew. we are so creative and witty. we see all the possibilities.

[@Alxyandell]

i just made one as a diaper bag for a friend who just had a little girl, it was so easy and fun to do and they are so cute after they are done!

[@martycox6952]

This is the nest! Jenny you are awesome! I watched the video once at work then came home and got busy. Super fast and flawless!!! I'm so excited- thank you thank you!

[@lisaabbgy2048]

I have made five of these since I saw this tutorial! Thanks Jenny - you are a great teacher.

[@megankincannon]

Thank you so very much for this tutorial! I enjoy that you include and demonstrate all of the steps involved. I made my first bag tonight and it turned out awesome! Never thought it would turn out as good as it did! I made it for my two year old daughter to carry her stuff to dance and gymnastics class! Thanks again!

[@adanablack987]

i'm a newbie and your tute is easy to follow and has given me courage to complete my first project. Thank you - I'll be tuning in again

[@dianecfromny3912]

Hi Jenny :) I just completed my first to this tutorial! I used a very colorful 2 1/2" charm pack I had on hand to give it more color pop and sewed them up to meet dimensions. I added an inside pocket as well with a velcro closure and made just one wide strap that's shorter so it;s just over my shoulder and higher up on my hip.. Well, I LOVE how it turned out!! , so colorful and eye catching! :) I will be making more as gifts for sure with some other twists and turns just to see how different they can look. Thank you so much for the dedication of time you give to your tutorials with so much helpful information. You are the BEST!! :)

[@mrskkrueger]

Jenny, I just made one of these for my youngest daughter...she wanted a 31 bag, so I got the exact measurements from their website, and used your method. Turned out PERFECT!!! I even quilted the "purse" on a 45 angle to make it look just like the "store named" bag!!!! THANK YOU!!! Now, I am an even "cooler" Mom!!! I have 2 more to make for the other girls!!! After seeing the finished product, they are in line for theirs!!!!

[@ClankOnTheCob]

I have made several of these bags and just love the pattern. Thanks Jenny for this wonderful and quick gift. Thank you. Mary Nelson (Needles)

[@dianearthur7333]

Thank you so very much for all of the Missouri Star Quilt tutorials, especially these adorable totes. I made two this afternoon. Your video made it so very easy and so much fun. Jenny, you always display your joy of sharing. Thank you again.

[@connieheavenrich2845]

I finally had time to make one of these totes! I made a tote for my Mother-inlaw one for Christmas. She likes to carry a small thermos of coffe and a small coffee cup with her every where she goes, so I did mine 3 wide by 3 high. It worked PERFECT!!! Thank you Jennie for being such a great teacher!!!

[@lindalober4353]

I have made these for my nieces for years and they have requested another one this year for Christmas, thanks for sharing!

[@travisanderson2479]

May this week bring you open doors in your life endeavours and lead you to greater success. Wishing you a special week ahead.

[@stephaniewalker6477]

YOU. ARE. SEW. AMAZING. You are a blessing...sharing your gift and talent with the world!!!

[@tamiminor879]

Thank you for this tutorial. I made a large library tote bag today using this video. Very fun! Thank you!

[@57cazzie]

Hi Jenny, I love your tutorials. I've recently made the 3 totes from one charm pack. Made two with 12 and 1 with 18, to make a deeper bag rather than a wider one. Hugely successful. Thank you so much. Your shortcuts and much easier methods of doing things have made quilting so much more accessible and enjoyable for me.

[@ek3550]

Dear Jenny, indeed you are a great teacher, it was so easy to follow your instructions. I made 2 bags today for my grandchildren for christmas. I am sure they will be delighted.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

What a wonderful gift! I'm sure they will LOVE it!!

[@snicoledaniels5691]

Thank Godddd!!!! I found you! After watching 458,393 videos on the perfect quilt bag. ughhh....you're a lifesaver!! I have my great grandmother's baby quilt that is over 126 years old....and I've been a nervous wreck but now....NOW all the girls in my family will have a very special bag ;) Bless YOu!!!!

[@MyKim1967]

Hi Jenny~Since watching your video I have made two cute little totes for my granddaughters, and I an now putting handles on a bag for myself. Thank you so much for making this video. You made it so easy to follow. Oh, I even added a denim pocket to the inside of my tote You are the BEST!!! Hope to come to your shops one day!

[@MsAli1995]

Thanks so much for this tutorial. Making one for my granddaughter for her photography class. Love all your tutorials. You are very talented

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

You're the coolest grandmother!!!

[@sandraking7389]

have just made a bag from your instructions and am really pleased with it (although mine doesn't look as "polished" as yours - but is serviceable). Thank you for your clear and easily understood instructions.

[@smk1964]

I just finished making one of the totes! I couldn't believe I did it! Took me a few hours but it was well worth it...thanks so much!

[@joankwg1940]

I have made three of these and just love them. I have put numerous pockets inside and love that.

[@05grandkids]

Jenny, I love this project, and you are the best teacher. Thank you for your talents..