Laundry Bag - FREE Sewing Tutorial
This is a free sewing pattern to create a laundry bag. It's really straight forward and would make a great project for your first ever sew. This is a video based sewing pattern so the instructions on how to make it are included in the video, you don't need to check out or download anything. The materials list and cutting measurements are included in the description below.
Don't check out, just watch the tutorial here
Don't check out, just watch the tutorial here
Skill Level
first sew
License
PDF files for your personal use only. You can make bags using this pattern on a home-based production scale.
Watch the free video tutorial here
This is a video only tutorial. All the cutting instructions are included in the video description.
This is the perfect project for your first ever sew. It's simple, quick and results in a useful bag to use around the house. Since it will never leave the house, it doesn't matter if your stitching is a little wonky or it has imperfections, because no-one outside your house will ever see it!
I use one of these as a laundry bag and another to store my recycling (here in Cornwall, we have to clean our recycling out so something like this is perfect for storing it until recycling day).
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You'll need the following tools:
A domestic sewing machine, a universal size 75/11 needle, some pins or wonder clips, fabric scissors or rotary cutter, quilting ruler, cutting mat, seam ripper (just in case), a fabric marker such as a heat erasable pen or tailors chalk.
You'll also need these supplies:
Exterior canvas fabric: 1 piece at 11" x 11", 4 pieces at 35" x 11" and 2 pieces at 19" x 6".
Lining canvas/cotton fabric: 1 piece at 11" x 11" and 4 pieces at 35" x 11".
Base stabiliser: Peltex 71F or S520, Decovil Heavy, or anything that's washable and works well at stabilising the base, 1 piece at 10" x 10".
I use one of these as a laundry bag and another to store my recycling (here in Cornwall, we have to clean our recycling out so something like this is perfect for storing it until recycling day).
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You'll need the following tools:
A domestic sewing machine, a universal size 75/11 needle, some pins or wonder clips, fabric scissors or rotary cutter, quilting ruler, cutting mat, seam ripper (just in case), a fabric marker such as a heat erasable pen or tailors chalk.
You'll also need these supplies:
Exterior canvas fabric: 1 piece at 11" x 11", 4 pieces at 35" x 11" and 2 pieces at 19" x 6".
Lining canvas/cotton fabric: 1 piece at 11" x 11" and 4 pieces at 35" x 11".
Base stabiliser: Peltex 71F or S520, Decovil Heavy, or anything that's washable and works well at stabilising the base, 1 piece at 10" x 10".
You can sell products made from this design on a home-based production scale.
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