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Read the tutorial in full here: kittybabylove.com/blog/draw-string-bag-tutorial

 

With your RIGHT SIDES OUT, sew a 1/8″ seam along the sides (if that makes you nervous, you can sew a 1/4″ seam and trim 1/8″ off after you finish. This will make your bag a little smaller when finished). Stop right at your notches (remember the one 2″ below the top?). Backstitch the ends.

Read the tutorial in full here: kittybabylove.com/blog/draw-string-bag-tutorial

 

I like to sew this part with the fold facing right and the body of the bag on my left hand side (as seen above). This way you can sew down the edge of both sides in 1 swoop. See the above image to see what I mean. Just sew right over the sewn edge/divide, don’t be scared!

blogged here.

 

Swans Island organic wool in charcoal for a hat for Max

Wristlet Clutch with Triangle Flaps & Pockets on front & back, drawstring closure, 1 strap.

 

Black Fabric with Yellow Mums with orange centers on outside & inside. Coordinating fabric is chartreuse green with orange flowers & swirls. The flaps are offset so that the coordinating fabric shows when the purse is flat.

This purse can be carried flat or pulled closed with the yellow ribbon drawstring.

 

This is a great for an adult, teen or young girl.

 

Small Size

8 H x 8 1/2" W

Handle 15"

Drop 6"

Ribbon Drawstring Closure

Sew a drawstring fabric Halloween Treat Bag. Or gift bag. Tutorial over on the blog!

 

She travels in style, that's for sure! When I saw this plush My Melody drawstring bag for sale on the Sanrio site, I had to snatch it up right away. It was almost out of stock as soon as the site advertised its arrival on Facebook, yikes. O___O As much as I wished it was bigger, I thought it would be perfect to carry some of my smaller toys in, like Contessa Pinktea and Pinkimiu (who isn't in the photo).

 

I really need to take more photos of Contessa Pinktea. She's still the cutest LPS I've ever seen... She sits on my desk and she always catches my eye when I'm working on something. Tee hee. With that pink, it's hard not to!

Drawstring Bag

the workroom

Toronto, ON

March 2, 2012

petit sac coulisse - drawstring bag

Finished product. Egyptian Goddess Seshat symbol nestling in a spring bush. The bag is embroidered by hand and is a good size - you can store all sorts of things in it - including little notebooks! It's strong and hard wearing.

Wrapped print and bookmark placed into a cotton drawstring bag.

I enjoyed applique.

Thoth Bag Hand Embroidered in metallic threads. This drawstring bag is big enough for a large sized Tarot Deck or Oracle Cards. People have also used these bags for jewellery, crystals, runes and more!

Little cupcake purses I'm making for the little girls in my family for Christmas. Blogged here- bridgetbaxter.blogspot.com/2007/11/cupcake-purse-tutorial... - with a tutorial.

inspiration Amy of chick-chick sewing

I used the tutorial from In Color Order to make some knitting bags! Blogged at esposetta.blogspot.com/2013/09/halloween-sampler-week-two....

Normally I don’t make things from a single line of fabric.

 

blogged here.

 

Swans Island merino wool in beetroot for a Honey Cowl.

Mulher prevenida vale por dois...

Encomenda de uma oficina para aprender e de uma recarga para poder logo pôr em prática sem perder tempo!!!

 

(e poupa nos portes...)

Drawstring Bag

the workroom

Toronto, ON

March 2, 2012

I used the tutorial from In Color Order to make some knitting bags! Blogged at esposetta.blogspot.com/2013/09/halloween-sampler-week-two....

Eyes Closed #1050 Meringer

small shell pouch, drawstring bag.

Made from Japanese fabric

For the taller bottles (top is folded down here). Made from a thrifted valence, following "Ditty Bags" instructions in Sew What! Bags. Blogged here.

Pink and white flower print fabric.

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Pattern by: Twinkie Chan.com

Shop the most essential and practical accessory and finish your outfit with the drawstring bag while going outside. Made from polyester, designed in a standard unisex drawstring. This bag has a black planet print and is lightweight, making it perfect for days when you don’t need to carry a lot. or your favourite snacks.

Available buy at FurugiStar on Etsy.com

www.etsy.com/people/FurugiStar

 

The black writing along the top reads:

"UMAISAkE" (good sake)

 

The red writing reads:

SENDAN (type of plant : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melia_azedarach)

This is the label/name of this particular sake

 

The next line of black writing reads:

"Yamanashiken Ichikawa Daimoncho"

This is the address of the brewer/distiller company

 

The last line at the bottom reads:

"FUTABAYASHUZO-TEN"

This is the company name.

 

SENDAN and FUTABA both come from the Japanese proverb:

 

SENDAN WA FUTABA YORI KANBASHI

 

Which means "Melia azedarach smells good when the leaves are young. "

(in other words, those things that are good are good from birth/the start.)

 

This company is a Yamanashi brewer famous for making high quality sake in the traditional way for over 100years. Unfortunately, the company closed in recent years.

Sam, Ellie and I were invited to a birthday party for a classmate turning five today. Her mom, a friend of mine, when asked what a good gift would be mentioned a few times a gift made just for Julia would be appreciated. Due to lack of planning, I started everything last night and had my almost five year olds wanting to help. We decided on simple. They picked the charms they wanted in the pillow, we made up drawstring bag from Jenn's pattern(LOVE THIS PATTERN) and made a truly EASY skirt with pre-ruffled fabric. What fun!

 

The best part was when Julia let Ellie and Sam know she was so happy to have something they made just for her. I hope my love of handmade always stays with my children.

Liége, quando chegar griiiiiiiitaaaaa!!!!

Eu vou estar alerta...

 

Um coração de Viana para terras brasileiras, esperemos que "toque" nos corações de lá!!

  

The drawstring bag is made from the fabric that I've used for the lining

Read the tutorial in full here: kittybabylove.com/blog/draw-string-bag-tutorial

 

Fold over again so that the edge meets your notch. If this is difficult to do, you can use a pencil and ruler to draw straight lines and fold along those lines, then press flat. Otherwise you can use your nails to crease the fabric flat. You may also hand stitch or pin in place to make sewing by machine easier.

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