Cinch sack

These little sack packs are so popular around here right now. I've made several and decided to share my pattern with you today. Here is what you'll need to make one bag that finishes at about 15" by 20" (not including the straps): 1/2 yard of outside fabric 1/2 yard of lining fabric 4 yard of 1/4" or 3/8" cording for the straps Cutting instructions: Cut a 2 1/2" strip by width of fabric strip off your outside fabric. From this strip, cut (2) 15" strips for the casings. So you will have (2) 2…

If you're looking for a functional and stylish way to transport small items, look no further than the DIY drawstring bag. It sews up quick with a little help from our free PDF pattern and video tutorial!

How to Make a Drawstring Backpack

These little sack packs are so popular around here right now. I've made several and decided to share my pattern with you today. Here is what you'll need to make one bag that finishes at about 15" by 20" (not including the straps): 1/2 yard of outside fabric 1/2 yard of lining fabric 4 yard of 1/4" or 3/8" cording for the straps Cutting instructions: Cut a 2 1/2" strip by width of fabric strip off your outside fabric. From this strip, cut (2) 15" strips for the casings. So you will have (2) 2…

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Crochet Colorful Cinch Sack – Free Pattern

After digging around in my drawer, I came upon a small group of patchwork quilt blocks that were just the right size for a gift bag. So-- how about how to make a gift bag using your ufo quilt block for today! I really am kind of excited about this one. You can totally use up quilt blocks quick with this one. You will need 2 for each bag you are making. They will need to be the exact size too {either add a border or cut one down to make them match}.

Hi! Remember me??? Yeah, I'm still around... Mostly hanging out on Facebook and Pinterest. I had a friend come into town a couple weekends ago to go to the Mid-Atlanic Quilt Festival, and boy did we have some fun! After she left, I found my way back up to my craft room, and made something that I desperately needed for the show. A cinch sack backpack. They are so easy, and I texted her a picture, and she said she needed to learn how to make them. Since it was so easy, I thought I'd make…

Learn how to make a free cinch bag with this easy tutorial, perfect for Halloween trick or treating! Includes two methods using grommets or a channel for cinching.