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One for always reusing bags when shopping, I fell in love with foldaway bags that can be stored in handbags. However, I always found that little bag that stores the foldaway bags a nuisance as I would most likely lose them. So, once I saw this Compact Tote Bag tutorial on Glue Gun Annie’s blog which folds into it’s own corner, it was instantly added onto the to-sew-list.
I will be promoting the reuse of bags and not using plastic ones by making more of these for friends and family!
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Material Notes
Ikea material for 99p a metre (BARGAIN!)
Categories
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- Unisex
- Garment Type
- Accessories
Credits
- Glue Gun Annie's Compact Tote Bag
http://gluegunannie.com/?p=575
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May 2, 2011, 03.38 PMby robygiup
I also did a shopping bag with the same fabric! Lovely!!! But I did it with a different pattern and without the foldaway corner…
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May 2, 2011, 03.43 PMby madewithlove-online
The fabric is gorgeous, isn’t it? I may have to go back and get some more as it’s so cheap!
Can I ask what pattern did you use? Is there an online tutorial?
May 2, 2011, 03.50 PMby robygiup
I agree, gorgeous fabric!
I followed a tutorial I found here:
http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=177482.0
And here is my shopping bag! :)
http://www.burdastyle.com/projects/flower-shopping-bag-cotton