An attractive hostess tote. Fill with your favorite recipe, ingredients and kitchen gadgets, or add a favorite bottle of wine, bread and cheese and voila! You have an ideal celebratory gift!  This tote requires two coordinating cotton fabrics.  A new version uses double faced quilted fabric and bias trim.  Follow Nancy’s tips for sewing! ↓ Get the Tutorial ♥ Just Arrived - Today's Newest Fabric Collections! Holiday Projects The Elsie K. Baglet Pattern from StudioKat Designs ✁

A Sewing Tutorial from Two Little Hooligans! Get the Free Sewing Tutorial More casserole carrier patterns: Just Arrived - Today's Newest Fabric Collections! Holiday Projects The Elsie K. Baglet Pattern from StudioKat Designs ✁ DIYFluffies - Stuffed Animal Sewing & Crochet Patterns - Buy 5 patterns and get 20% off with code: PATTERNS5 🐯 Share it: Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens

Sewing Supplies: 1 yard of really cute fabric ½ yard lining fabric (white is best) ½ yard cotton batting 1 (3 yd) package of wide, single-fold bias tape 7/8” {color to coordinate with your fabric} 1/2 yard of stiff interfacing shoestring or cording (1/4″ wide and at least 28″ long) thread Get the Free Cozy Tote Casserole Dish Carrier Sewing Tutorial Do you need a PDF?  SewBaby offers a similar quilted casserole carrier *designer sewing pattern: Just Arrived - Today's Newest

from the Crafty Gemini In this free sewing video tutorial the Crafty Gemini demonstrates step-by-step how to sew a quilted casserole carrier. These carriers make a thoughtful gift for a new neighbor, or to give as a hostess gift at your next potluck! Sewing Supplies: rotary cutter + mat rulers pins marking device sewing machine thread ironing board + iron 2 pieces of fabric measuring 22″ x 22″ 2 pieces of 100% cotton batting, Radiantex, or Insul-Brite measuring 23″ x 23″ 1 st