I even have visual aids, because it's very simple to do but complicated to explain. Away we go!
You will need 2 rectangles of different coloured felt. Cut each corner to round it out, like so:
Then each piece needs a 14-cm slit along the middle. Do this by folding in half and cutting 7cm:
And now, follow the instructions pictured below:
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Finally, make some little straps for it out of pieces of ribbon about 7cm long. I like to sew them on with cotton that matches the colour of the felt, but the guide I used last time said to glue them on. I think this probably wouldn't last very long so I recommend sewing! But whatever works for you.
{Later addition: I decided to sew up the open edges just a little bit so the bags can hold more. It depends what you want to use them for.}
Here are some of the other bags I made, all in the space of a few hours. Quick and easy!
I LOVE THE ONSET OF CHRISTMAS. Am in a happy glow right now.
1 comment:
Those are cute! I'll have to remember this for next year for my staff--I actually purchased mini stockings and filled them with candy this year. This would be a great idea for next year.
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