Tea Towel DIY Tote Bag

By: Cassie from littleredwindow.com

By: Cassie from littleredwindow.com

Get ready to take your kids and grandkids to the beach this summer by making your own tote bag! These DIY sewing patterns are made of tea towels and are great for carrying flip flops, soggy towels, and other things near the water. The Tea Towel DIY Tote Bag takes an hour to make. Choose a set of coordinating colors or patterns to get the best look! This handmade handbag is also great for carrying books home from the library since it's got plenty of room inside. If it gets dirty, you can throw it in the washing machine with your other towels. Good as new!

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

MaterialsEmbroidery Thread, Fabric

Primary TechniqueSewing

Easy

Project TypeMake a Project

Why You'll Love This Recycled Craft

Here are the top 3 reasons to make the Tea Towel DIY Tote Bag:

1. Eco-friendly and budget-friendly: Instead of buying a brand new tote bag, you can upcycle old tea towels that you may already have at home. This not only helps reduce waste but also saves you money on purchasing a new bag. It's a win-win for both you and the environment!

2. Customizable and unique: By choosing a set of coordinating colors or patterns for your tote bag, you can create a personalized and one-of-a-kind accessory. Whether you prefer bright and bold colors or subtle and understated patterns, you can tailor the tote bag to your own style and preferences.

3. Versatile and practical: The Tea Towel DIY Tote Bag is not only perfect for carrying beach essentials like flip flops and towels, but it's also great for everyday use. From carrying groceries to carrying books from the library, this handmade handbag is spacious enough to hold all your necessities. Plus, the fact that it's machine washable makes it easy to clean and maintain for long-lasting use.

So why wait? Grab some tea towels, gather your sewing supplies, and start creating your own Tea Towel DIY Tote Bag today!

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Marilyn B

Jun 05, 2017

Tea towels have such a nice crisp and sturdy feel to them and they wear very well. A trip to the local thrift shop, garage sale or estate sale could provide some vintage tea towels for a very unique look, as another option to using new ones, depending upon your preferences. The look of these totes is very clean and sharp, and the addition of pockets is very practical. For so,e embellishment, you could add fabric ric rac or a few buttons either randomly or in a neat row here and there. Great idea, love it!

mulberrygalprinces s

Dec 21, 2016

What a perfectly marvelous idea. It's easy and very inexpensive. A trip to the dollar store will get me the towels. I make purses and sell them, but I never seem to have one for myself. This is going in my car so I will have it at hand when I need it. It's easy to fold and pack away.

Ask93 7929298

Mar 29, 2016

I love tote bags. It seems I can never find one when I need one, though! Anyone else have that situation? I do love an easy pattern like this one too. I like the idea of using existing kitchen tea towels, as the fabric is usually quite sturdy. Since they are made of this towel fabric, it also means they are easy to wash and care for. So how many of these lovelies do you make?