Tutorial - Drawstring bag

Sometimes you just need to have all laid out in front of you and when you are done just pull the strings and the mess is gone! :)
Great for makeup, toys, coloring pencils and crayons.

[angelaleigh]

Thank you for showing the math and I have NEVER thought of using a bobby pin!! Thank you!!

[grandprix]

Father of 2 terrible twos with lego scars all over under feet here and I am going to make this a little bigger for their legos. Thank you for your great video!

[sarahsmithard]

I've had this video saved for ages and I'm finally ready to make it!! Thank you for the video.

[JosieAreSee]

This was the easiest project ever. ANY beginner can take it on. Thank you much for sharing!! It's incredibly useful.

[abooie]

I've already made one of these as a dice bag and it's amazing and has lasted me nearly 2 years. Making another one as a birthday present for my friend, hope she loves it 😍

[lovdolls]

Just got back from trip and my friend had a small around jewelry holder. I found my cosmetic bag a nightmare. I'm going to make myself one of these, thanks for posting this very clear video.

[blymawolpin]

This is an incredibly clear instructional. Thank you for posting.

[CourtneyConantAuthor]

Love this! I just made one, with a little trial and error. I used an old men's dress shirt that was going to be tossed and a water resistant sling bag that was also going to be tossed. It came out great! Now I'll be able to set it down on a damp counter and not have it get wet! Thanks for the video!!

[carolinahill]

Brilliant!! I will be making one of these as a make up bag to take on holiday, saves me having to empty the contents of my regular one on the bed to try and find what I’m looking for. Thank you!!

[artisticagi]

Any black girls watching this and thinking it would also make a great sleep bonnet? 😂😂😴
Mine are elastic and would always get stretched out after a couple of months, however this one is drawstring so could last a lot longer.
Thanks so much for the great video!
I think I also have your blog.

[cluisap]

Thanks for the tutorial of this bag. You did great explaining without a voice. Loved it ❣️

[reademandweep]

Thanks for the tutorial! And thank you for the detailed subtitles, really helpful :)

[Scoffield_Manor]

Made one today for my daughter, what a great size and so easy to follow along!! Thank you so much 💖

[MsCurliegirlie]

Can’t wait to try this! Thank you for sharing all your creativity ☺️💕

[christopherpasta]

You just taught me how to fix the drawstring on half my hoodies and pajama pants

[ritarita]

Instructions were great! I just made one. 90 minutes is about right. I cut a 19-inch diameter circle...1/2-inch seam. So 18 inches. Not sure if you really need the notches...they are just for orientation. Two marks would suffice. Thank you. I used quilting fabric. You can use interface in between the fabric, but I think it would stiffen it too much.

[kayelsabes]

Amazing tutorial... Will definitely do this pouch for my baby's toys.. thank you.😍

[nagilakoo]

Adorei, Carolina! Bem simplificado, até mesmo para quem nunca usou uma máquina de costura, assim como eu... Vou começar!

[Iamedsmum]

This is fantastic! Thank you Carolina, I just have to make one - or several - of these. Thank you for sharing. Clever Lady!

[BiHomrich]

Carol, que peça mais linda!! Amei! Só um detalhe: O comprimento que você mede logo no início não é o diâmetro e sim o comprimento da circunferência. O diâmetro seria o tamanho atravessando o círculo de ponta a ponta. Beijos!