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My flip flop illustration handpainted in screeprinting ink onto a soft, cotton drawstring bag, perfect for the beach.
find out more about these sweet bags here:
www.purlbee.com/the-purl-bee/2007/2/12/chinese-new-year-g...
and here:
Chocolate truffle cake layers x 3 with buttercream mint filling and chocolate ganache frosting. Fondant, gum paste and molded chocolate decoration.
Snorkel drawstring bag made from left over fabrics from my 'yellow submarine' quilt. The fabric is from Andovers Snorkel range.
I followed a pattern from Sew what! Bags by Lexie Barnes for the basics of the drawstring bag.
More info on the project and fabric can be found on my blog:
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.
Uma oficina em taleigo agulha não pica que tem como destino final a Venezuela... Já vai a caminho.
Não foi só uma venda... Foi também uma "experiência"... Até linguística... Em inglês, português e espanhol... Uma rica experiência...
An embroidery kit on it's way to Venezuela with a story to tell!
for wrangling things. like plastic bags and lingerie. made of vintage linen and cotton fabrics. look for a link to my shop in my profile if you love it.
Maddie's outfit is a gift and I made this matching bag to hold it.
Photo print fabric from Stoff & Stil.
Bunny - toy is made of pre-loved (and pre-washed) material. Originally it was Adam's shirt (some 29 years ago) now turn into tiny figure of plushie's toy.
Fabric Drawstring Bags are the perfect alternative to plastic bags for produce, bulk groceries, shoe bags, wine and gift wrap. You’ll learn two clever methods for making them, including a quick two-for-one version and another version that has a double drawstring for extra security. No pattern needed, you can make these in any size! Let’s reduce our single use plastic consumption by making cute drawstring bags for all occasions.
I used the tutorial from In Color Order to make some knitting bags! Blogged at esposetta.blogspot.com/2013/09/halloween-sampler-week-two....
a little easy sewing last night, made using the excellent tutorial from:
sotakhandmade.blogspot.co.nz/2013/05/drawstring-bag-tutor...
Quite a lot of treats are able to fit into this bag.
I've used this pattern for a bunch of birthday party gift bags.....certainly a way to use random fabric, and I feel like it's much better than wasting paper bags, or gift wrap...something they'll use, rather than go directly into the trash! I put in each bag an inexpensive sparkly t-shirt, plus inexpensive matching necklace/bracelet combination. The girls loved them!
followed Svetlana's (s.o.t.a.k handmade) tutorial to create this drawstring bag but pieced the front and the back, tried the pow-wow pattern by cluckclucksew and skipped the label.
followed again Svetlana's (s.o.t.a.k handmade) tutorial. This time I made the drawstring bag bigger, sewed a label onto felt (instead of leather), added a piece of fabric to hang the bag and sewed strings.
orange fabric is "glimma" by Lotta Jansdotter.
Here we have the new photos of my bags done by a great photographer friend. Over time he will be upgrading my photos for me! Kabalah Tree of Life Hand embroidered with metallic threads. This bag is big enough for a large sized Tarot Deck (e.g. Thoth) or Oracle Cards. People have also used these bags for jewellery, crystals, runes and more!
After a fruitless attempt at finding suitable paperboard suitcases for these sets, had to resort to making a little lined drawstring bag to house the contents:
Applique flannel/washcloth to match the bag
Pink Flower Hairbrush
Pink Flower Toothbrush
Bath Fizzer
Bath Stars
Always makes me smile at how little girls are drawn to the bright pink :)
I used Jeni's of In Color Order drawstring bag tutorial (incolororder.blogspot.com/2011/10/lined-drawstring-bag-tu...) and then an add on (docs.google.com/document/d/1X-liXCX7pB7vY1FYyYrR84kYkFaEL...) to add the pockets by Terri at Sew Fantastic.
Read the tutorial in full here: kittybabylove.com/blog/draw-string-bag-tutorial
* Fabric for your bag >>
Figure out what size bag you would like. Then to those measurements add 1/2″ on the left and right side and 2″ to the top for seam allowance and your drawstring casing. The bottom should be the fold of the bag. Notch the sides of the bag 2″ down from the top. Your pattern should look like this.
The bag I made will measure 9″ x 10″ after it is sewn. That means my pattern will be 10″ x 12″ or (9″ + 1/2″ + 1/2″) x (10″ + 2″).
Don’t forget to cut on a fold!
* Drawstring. I used cotton twill tape measuring 1/2″ wide. A pretty ribbon will just as well.
* Large eyed needle to thread the drawstring (a bobby pin or small safety pin will work too)
* Thread
* Scissors or thread clippers
* Sewing machine or thread and needle if you want to hand sew