Iron Caddy

[Deece in MN]

I wasn't sure where this should go since it is not technically a purse or bag, but this seemed liked the best place.  It is a caddy for an iron.  It has heat resistant material on the inside and can be used as a portable ironing surface as well as a carrier.
It was quick to make and handy to take to sewing retreats/classes.

[Antidigger]

What a bright idea. Amazing!

[Deece in MN]

Just to clarify, this was made from a purchased pattern.  I am not very good at making up my own patterns.  It was a quick, easy project which is what I like.
Thanks!

[Castaways]

Love!  You did a wonderful job on this!  Can I ask the name of the pattern and/or where to buy it?

[kinzerbud]

what a great idea! I want one of these.

[Yarn or Fabric]

I have found a few tutorials online for iron caddies but this one is by far the easiest from the looks of it.  I'd also be interested in finding out what pattern it was... I keep saying I'm going to make one for going to sewing group and I always forget!

You did a fabulous job on it btw. 

[Deece in MN]

Thanks for all the positive comments.

The pattern is called Caddy Pad by Sisters' Common Thread.  It costs about $16 - $17 and comes with a piece of the heat resistant material.

[gaudiknight]

That's a brilliant concept.  I'll be squirreling away the pattern info for future reference.
 I love the fabric combination you chose, too!  It's so cheerful.

[LimeRiot]

I didn't know anything like this existed!! I've really been missing out - this is awesome!! Thank you for sharing. I adore your fabric choices.

[bagtart]

Ooh pretty and clever !!!!