Welcome to the Cabrio Tote Sew Along; Gathering! Closed

We officially have 16 members in the Sew Spoiled Cabrio Tote sew along! If you have not signed up it is not to late! The Sew Spoiled Cabrio Tote Sew Along Flickr Group is easy to join! Create a Flickr account and join the group! You will be able to discuss, share pictures and read helpful sewing tips.
Here is the Time line...
Gather Fabric and supplies (Step1)- - - - - - Jan. 18- Feb. 1 (2weeks)
Cut out the pieces (Step 2)- - - - - - - - - - - - -Feb. 2- Feb. 8
Straps and Outer Shell Panel gathered (step 3-6) -- - Feb. 9- Feb. 15
Finish outer shell and make pockets (Step 7-8) - - - - - Feb. 16- Feb. 22
Magnet Clasp and Finish Lining (Step 9-10) - - - - - - Feb. 23- March 1
Finish the Tote (Step 12-14)- - - - - - - - March 2- 8
Please help spread the word. The more the merrier! I realize that we have spread out the steps over a long period of time. This is so you can enjoy the process and take pictures as you go. If you finish early still post your pictures of all of your steps. I would like to share some of my favorite fabric choices with you. I still need to narrow down my selections to my favorite 3 half yards but here are a few pictures.

Amy Butler Fabric Soul Blossoms Set in by FabricFlair on Etsy

Tanya Whelan Fabric Delilah in Red and White by FabricsBoutique

PARISVILLE by Tula Pink The Pomegranate by sewlovefabrics on Etsy

If you have your fabric chosen please upload your pictures to Sew Spoiled Cabrio Tote Sew Along Flickr Group.

I am so excited and I can't wait to start sewing with all of you! This is so much fun! Happy Gathering,

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