Bag-Making Basics: Drawstring Bag & Bucket Bag
Kristin Link
Class Preview
- In-depth Instruction; over 87 mins
- On-demand video access anytime
- Bonus downloadable PDF resources
- Access to class Q&A
Introduction
7:13
Meet your instructor, Kristin Link of "Sew, Mama, Sew!" and learn about the fabulous bags you'll make in class.
Drawstring Bag Part 1
16:58
Follow along with Kristin as you sew and embellish the drawstring bag's exterior. You can use embroidery, rubber stamps or other techniques to personalize your bag. You'll also sew the lining.
Drawstring Bag Part 2
20:40
Add the lining and user-friendly drawstrings to finish a darling bag that can be used anywhere from the beach to the classroom. If you're a knitter or crocheter, this bag is great for holding individual projects and keeping your yarn clean.
Bucket Bag Part 1
24:57
Kristin shows how to prepare your fabric and sew the exterior, lining and pocket of a playful bucket bag that can hold toys or craft projects.
Bucket Bag Part 2
17:00
Sew along with Kristin as you add the bucket bag's lining, make the handle and attach it to the exterior. And just like that, your bag is finished and ready to use!
Your favorite bag might just be one you make yourself. Kristin Link of Sew, Mama, Sew! offers easy-to-follow instructions for a drawstring bag you can embellish with embroidery, rubber-stamps or more, and a soft-sided bucket bag that’s perfect for holding toys or craft projects. You’ll learn clever tips for making drawstrings, adding exterior pockets, and reinforcing your bag. Both bags can be customized to any size. If you want to make a personalized gift, share a project with youngsters or just whip up an easy, fun bag for yourself, you’ll love this class.
Kristin Link
Kristin is the owner of Sew, Mama, Sew!, an online fabric shop, blog and sewing forum, which she started in 2005. Before becoming the mother of two daughters, Kristin was a teacher, a trainer and instructional designer. She has taught and written for people of all ages in a variety of environments, including public schools and corporate settings. In addition to writing for her own blog, Kristin is a regular contributor to The FabShop News, a sewing industry trade magazine.
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