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Noodlehead Oxbow Tote

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Buy the Oxbow Tote sewing pattern from Noodlehead. The Oxbow is a versatile zippered top tote bag in two sizes - regular and overnight! It features an easy-access front pocket, reinforced base, removable crossbody strap, and roomy interior with a slip pocket. Customise yours by quilting (instructions included)!

This sewing pattern is available to buy in the following format:

– PAPER (next working day dispatch on orders and FREE UK delivery over £50)

Suggested fabrics: Midweight canvas (6-8 oz.) for exterior and accent fabrics. Dry oilskin/waxed twill/waxed canvas can be substituted for exterior and/or accent fabric. Quilting cotton for lining. See notes in instructions for substituting quilting cotton for exterior fabric/quilting. Add 1/2 yd low-loft cotton wadding/fusible fleece/foam.

Fabric requirements:

Exterior: 42" (1.1 m) wide fabric: Regular, 1/2 yd (46 cm) // Overnight, 1 yd (91 cm).

Lining (includes interior pocket): 42" (1.1 m) wide fabric: Regular, 7/8 yd (79 cm) // Overnight, 1 1/2 yd (1.4 m).

Accent (front pocket, base): 42" (1.1 m) wide fabric: FQ or 1/3 yd (30 cm) // Overnight, 3/8 yd (35 cm).

Sizing: 

Regular: Approx. finished dimensions: 15" wide x 5" deep x 12" tall (38.1 cm x 12.7 cm x 30.5 cm).

Overnight: Approx. finished dimensions: 18" wide x 7" deep x 14" tall (45.7 cm x 17.8 cm x 35.6 cm).

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Vivi
Great bag again

I really like Noodelhead patterns as they are very clear to follow plus have a great sew along video too.

Had some waterproof canvas over from making another bag so had a go at the Oxbow small tote.  I used fat quarters I had over for the linings, I had to join some seams but being inside and inside the front pocket it does not show at all.  A great way of using up scraps as could even make a colourful patchwork for the inside lining.  It is well worth the time following the instructions for the base using a very stiff backing - I doubled up on mine - as it does give structure to the finished bag.  I also bought some lightweight foam interlining to go between outer fabric and lining but in the end did not use it as thought too stiff so used iron on vilene for lining.  In reality I could have done with something with more structure to hold the bag but that is just a personal opinion.  The quilted version would be very nice too.  It ended up looking great but a bit smaller than I thought it would be.