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Padded Drawstring bag made from my clients bridesmaid dress material. Beautiful teal fabric created into a money /card bag which is fully lined inside and out. No stringy raw edges showing. Satin ribbon handle is shown on this design.
Victoria Joanne can create something special for your big day or as a gift for some you love. These drawstring bags make great gifts and they can be used to hold a second gift. 2 beautiful gifts in one!
This tutorial will show you how to make a simple drawstring bag with French seams. French seams encase your raw edges so that you don’t need to add a lining and you will end up with a very neat little bag. Once you have made one, you will want to stitch yourself a little stash, they are perfect to use as toy bags, laundry bags or a even a wash bag.
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Ai eu ñ aguentei quando vi isso na net...(há algumas hrs atras...corri e fui fazer...achei tão bonitinho!
Ta meio tortinha, mas é a ansiedade néh...vou fazer outra bem certinha!
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Cut a length of string about 5" longer than the circumference of the bag. Use a large darning needle to run it through the casing at the opening you left in the seam.
A little draw string bag I made for putting homemade bath salts + botanicals in, so the bath doesn't get messed up, and organic waste doesn't go down the plughole. I filled this one up with lemon essential oil, sea salt, and dried rosemary, tied it over the bath tap while the water was running, and enjoyed a long, fragrant, soak. Mmmm.
Read the tutorial in full here: kittybabylove.com/blog/draw-string-bag-tutorial
Tie your knot on the other side.
Read the tutorial in full here: kittybabylove.com/blog/draw-string-bag-tutorial
Grab one of your cords and thread it using your large-eyed needle (or bobby pin or small safety pin).
I hope these are just big enough for sock knitting, otherwise I'll just have to make more I guess...
Sometimes you just need to make something. That's how I was feeling last night and these little bags did the trick. Easy, fast and kind of fun.
Instructions are from Martha Stewart Fabric and Sewing Crafts. This is a gift for a three year old who loves Toy Story 3 in a big way. With the heads sticking out of the bags like this, they kind of remind me of Popples.
Read the tutorial in full here: kittybabylove.com/blog/draw-string-bag-tutorial
Grab your drawstring and lay it on your bag. You want it to measure twice the width of your bag plus 2-4″ extra at the ends. This is 1 cord. Cut 1 more the same length.
A big cherry blossom shaped drawstring bag with beautiful Japanese kimono fabrics. A small flower bloomed on the end of the strings★
I usually make little one for sachet but someone suggested me to make bigger one. So here is!!
This is a big enough to put your cosmetic things, mobile phone etc...you can still use this for sachet :)
This bag fascinate all of your friends!
The material is called Chirimen, a special crepe a little heavier than normal fabric used in making Kimono.
A big cherry blossom shaped drawstring bag with beautiful Japanese kimono fabrics. A small flower bloomed on the end of the strings★
I usually make little one for sachet but someone suggested me to make bigger one. So here is!!
This is a big enough to put your cosmetic things, mobile phone etc...you can still use this for sachet :)
This bag fascinate all of your friends!
The material is called Chirimen, a special crepe a little heavier than normal fabric used in making Kimono.
This is the Athena Owl on black fabric with my Athena statue, little owl and ancient classic oil burner. The early evening sun was shining through the window onto them. It is embroidered with metallic threads. This 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!
Para encomendas conjuntas dos "manos" agulha não pica e mundaocolo oferecemos os portes!
E fica com um "colo" para os seus bordados!
Ordering agulha não pica and worldonlap... A good choice!
When a (knitted shawl) kit for my sister-in-law's Christmas present arrived and Mam discovered it was disappointingly presented (mild understatement - three balls of yarn and an A4 piece of paper folded in four, all in a zip lock bag - not exactly a 'kit', more 'supplies for a project' in my eyes), I offered to 'whip up' a drawstring bag to put it in. It took quite a while as I altered the dimensions of this tutorial www.incolororder.com/2011/10/lined-drawstring-bag-tutoria... and wasn't exactly sure what size I wanted it to finish at so just used my 'best judgement', which took a while! I added heavy sew-in interfacing to the main (outer) part of the bag and this means it can hold its own weight when both closed and open - quite handy for a knitting bag, I think!
I'll be making more of these in the future but will see if I can work out a way of making the drawstring casing differently, so that there are no raw edges in the gaps.
Precisava tanto de tirar fotografias... Quem me dera que o dia estivesse como aquele em que fotografei este taleigo!
I need sunshine! As it was the day I took this photo!
Read the tutorial in full here: kittybabylove.com/blog/draw-string-bag-tutorial
If you need more room to tie a knot, just push the fabric back to expose more cording.
Finished drawstring Bag! Ready to send my Dazzling Diamonds quilt off to QuiltCon in this bad boy.
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