Toy boxes are nice, but toy bags are even better! Keep your rooms clutter free with this drawstring carrier. The toy bag tutorial by Peek-a-Boo Pages comes with see through panels, so you don’t have to label your bags. Nice!
Supplies
- bottom weight fabric
- 12-18 gauge clear vinyl (I used 12 gauge and it’s great!)
- fusible heavy interfacing (I used Pellon 808)
- ribbon or twill tape
- pins, scissors, etc
Here are the measurements for the three different sizes:
Small Bag:
cut two: 6″ x 12″ (bottom of bag) in fabric and interfacing
cut two: 5″ x 12″ (top of bag) in fabric
cut two: 4″ x 12″ in vinyl
cut two lengths of ribbon or twill tape both 30″ each
Medium Bag:
cut two: 8″ x 16″ (bottom of bag) in fabric and interfacing
cut two: 6″ x 16″ (top of bag) in fabric
cut two: 5″ x 16″ in vinyl
cut two lengths of ribbon or twill tape both 40″ each
Large Bag:
cut two: 10″ x 20″ (bottom of bag) in fabric and interfacing
cut two: 7″ x 20″ (top of bag) in fabric
cut two: 6″ x 20″ in vinyl
cut two lengths of ribbon or twill tape both 50″ each
Skill Level
Confident Beginner