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Cutie Cube Bag Pattern by Quilts Illustrated

Cutie Cube Bag Pattern by Quilts Illustrated - Main image
$9.38 $14 In stock

Skill level: advanced Total 6 pages Pattern includes step-by-step pictures. Finished size: 9'' x 9'' x 8 1/4'' Main fabric A: 1/2 yard Main fabric B: 1/2 yard Lining fabric: 1 yard Foam Stabilizer: 36'' x 58'' (Bosal In-R-Form Double Sided Form or Soft and Stable) Zipper: 28'' double slide (#5 nylon, available here) 1 1/2'' webbing: 12''

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry Z. ★★★★★

I'm not usually one for advanced patterns, but the step-by-step pictures made cutting and assembly surprisingly straightforward. The finished 9-inch cube is sturdy and perfectly proportioned, exactly as promised.

Scarlett X. ★★★★★

The foam stabilizer dimensions listed were spot-on, so I didn’t waste any material cutting it down. The 9-inch cube came together cleanly after I’d studied the photos a second time, and the lining yardage was more than enough for a bonus pocket.

Julian Q. ★★★★★

The step-by-step photos made the advanced techniques much easier to follow than I anticipated. My cube came out perfectly square and sturdy, though cutting the foam stabilizer took some patience.