By Rhonda (Digitizer, Designs By SiCK)
(Click link above to open a new page where you can view/purchase the set.)
Basic Instructions
Materials Needed
Fabric : 2 pieces 4″ x8″ folded in half with “wrong” sides facing.
15″ to 20″ piece of yarn or ribbon for drawstring.
Color #1
Stitch fabric placement line
place folded piece of fabric with the folded edge on the top of design line.
Color #2
This is the Front casing line for the drawstring.
There is NO casing line for the back. The drawstring will stay in place on that back as illistrated later.
Stitch making sure that the thread matches material.
Color #3
Stitch Design in Color of your choice.
Step 2 Back of Bag
Fold piece of material in half, matching top edge with top of 1st color stitch line.
Color #4
Stitch
Remove from hoop and gently remove tear-away-stabilizer.
Trim outside of laste stitch seam.
Turn outside in
Pull ribbon or drawstring through the front top layer and then through the back.
Knot ends together and trim ends.
Fill with goodies!
Pull drawstring tight to close.
Easter Bags
I can’t wait to try this! Is there a “printable” verson?
Can we get these Instructions in PDF format so we can save them to a file? Can’t hurt to ask;)
[note: You can copy and paste it into any word processing program and save it. rob]
That is really neat! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! Heavens knows what I would have done!!
Love this, this will make all my bag making much easier, Easter, Christmas, Halloween, Birthdays,etc. It will just go on and on and on like the Easter Bunny!!!
Very good directions; the pictures, it seems to me, are so well done that anybody (even one who has never done an in-the-hoop project will be able to successfully do this one.
GOOD JOB!
Love the picture instructions, you make it so clear to understand. I hope you will make some more bags in the larger sizes, hopefully 6×10, so we can really pack the goodies in and use larger designs. My great-grandbabies just love to get suprises in this kind of bag and they are so quick to make. They really make good use of all the little pieces of fabric we all have, and I have even used two different ones for the front and back and the kids think it’s suppose to be that way! And, for the older group, I fill them with different scents for a wonderful sachet to hang in the closet or on a doorknob. Thank you so much for the time it takes you to make such wonderful instructions, I really appreciate it. Hugs and blessings, Penny
Maybe it is because I am using Opera as my browser, but the photos don’t paste into word… it’s the great photos that really help!
[moderator's note: Try RIGHT clicking on the photo and choosing "copy image" and then paste it into the proper place in your Word document.
huggers,
rob
moderator ]
Is there a link to get the design for the embroidery machine or did I miss it?
[mod note: Ask and ye shall receive..
I just put one there and also there is a picture of the bags at the bottom of the instructions as well. huggers, rob, moderator]
these would make cute gift pouches for jewellery etc
can you make some with other designs
simple flower,heart, star, diamond, cupcake, cup of coffee, cute kitten, cute puppy, australian antimals,
thanks cyndi
it’s great for all the little
booboos out there