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Pattern Stats
Reviewed 5 times
Wanted by 2 members
Owned by 1 members
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Gift Bag
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Pattern Description:
These are reuseable fabric gift bags. While these are specific for Christmas, they can be made for any occasion.
Pattern Sizing:
The 4 I have currently made are fairly large - but they can be any size desired.
Were the instructions easy to follow?
Yes. I initially searched
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fourkid 
1/16/09 |
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Easy & Great for Beginners
These are quick and easy gift bags, a great way to use up your stash.
I have used various ways to close them, from buttonholes every 2.5 inches, then weave a ribbon through them, button holes and drawstring, envelope style, sewing the fabric on the diagonal and then tying the top etc.
I used old f
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LuceLu
12/24/07 |
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This project served three purposes: 1. It was a much needed gift bag, 2. It helped me reduce my stash for the stash reduction contest, and 3. It provided the push I needed to create my first review.
I made this large gift bag for an odd shaped gift that didn't have a box. It is large enough to serv
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coloreyec
1/3/07 |
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Easy & Great for Beginners
Easy project that I found on the JoAnn website. There is an error in the instructions. I found that I didn't need to leave a space for turning. I just constructed two bags, one of the printed fabric, and one of the sheer. I put the sheer fabric into the printed bag, wrong side out. Then when yo
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Lori Sews
10/24/05 |
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Easy & Great for Beginners
I made a quick and easy gift bag for some DVD's. Basically, I took half a yard of a bright cotton print, squared off the cut edges, hemmed the selvage edges and then sewed the sides using a french seam. At this point it looks like a small pillowcase. Then I gave it a rectangular bottom a little lar
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Irene Q
11/2/04 |
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