Sewing

Trail Tote Pattern!

I am so excited to introduce you to my Trail Tote pattern! It’s a great beginner-friendly pattern that’s so versatile! 

Here’s a quick list of the pattern’s features:

  • two sizes to sew! Small and Large
  • piping detail
  • front exterior zippered pocket
  • interior slip pocket
  • adjustable crossbody strap
  • magnetic closure

If you’ve been following along here long enough, you may have already seen the Trail Tote! I designed the Trail Tote back in 2014 as part of a promotional collaboration. Well, a lot has changed since then. I knew it was time to make it into a full-fledged pattern with all the 2025 features you enjoy

  • cutting layouts
  • revised instructions
  • full-size pattern pieces (including rectangles)
  • Large size reduced slightly for a better fabric yield
  • A0 file for printing at a copy shop

I hope you’ll love using the Trail Tote pattern to showcase all your favorite fabrics! 

Today through February 10th only (ends Monday, February 10th at 10 pm CST) pick up your PDF or Paper (yep, printed patterns are available right now!) pattern for 20% off! No code needed!

Need supplies?

Below are some supplies for the Trail Tote that are available in my shop: 

Project Details:

Hope you enjoy sewing up a Trail Tote! Have a great weekend!

7 thoughts on “Trail Tote Pattern!

  1. Laura says:

    Your new fabric collection looks wonderful on the purses! ❤️

  2. Lynne McRoberts says:

    I love this pattern. Can you tell me what fabric is in the last photo in the email?

    1. Anna Graham says:

      Hi Lynne, thank you! Yes, it’s a very old one from 2014 by Carolyn Friedlander. Here’s the original blog post: https://blog.noodle-head.com/2014/10/trail-tote-featuring-doe-by-carolyn-friedlander.html

  3. Do you sell as a kit? I would love to purchase that way

    1. Anna Graham says:

      Hi Katherine, I do sell all the parts. But not as a kit. You’d have to pick each piece from my shop. All the shop links are included in the post.

  4. Rachel says:

    Love a simple, functional bag! Your fabrics look amazing sewn up like this too.

  5. Steven Bessen says:

    I am amazed that I can’t find a video anywhere for making the Trail Tote.

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.