needsomecoffee ([info]needsomecoffee) wrote in [info]craftgrrl,
@ 2004-06-19 12:24:00
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Drawstring Pouch Tutorial!





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[info]sharmelon
2004-06-18 10:23 pm UTC (link)
awesome! thanks!! :D

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[info]hidethedetails
2004-06-19 09:30 am UTC (link)
Excellent tutorial, thanks!

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[info]lunia
2004-06-19 10:38 am UTC (link)
I always thought the point of a liner is to hide the raw edges of the outer fabric. Does the method you've beautifully illustrated end up with raw edges on the inside of the bag?

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[info]needsomecoffee
2004-06-19 11:11 am UTC (link)
nope, no raw edges coz of step 2.

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[info]lunia
2004-06-19 09:25 pm UTC (link)
Oh my gosh. That is a REALLY great way to do linings. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE GREAT TUTORIAL!!!

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[info]needsomecoffee
2004-06-20 04:52 am UTC (link)
You're welcome! I hope to see your stuff posted up soon!

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[info]joocelyn
2005-10-15 08:04 am UTC (link)
i agree! thanks for the tutorial! :)

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[info]katyaludav
2008-07-17 05:04 pm UTC (link)
Thank you so much for the tutorial. I've already downloaded the pattern. Now I just have to find bonded fleece somewhere around here.

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[info]imake1tgirl
2004-06-19 10:57 am UTC (link)
I put this in the faq under bags and purses.

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[info]laura_borealis
2004-07-20 11:49 pm UTC (link)
BEST
TUTORIAL
EVER!

I'm making pouches for all my tarot decks using this method!
Thank you!

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backpack
[info]youcantdance
2004-09-08 02:12 pm UTC (link)
you could easily make this into a backpack-type pouch too by making it larger, and making the cords longer. just attach the loose ends of the cords to the bottom corners of the pouch and voila!

excellent tutorial though, beautifully done.

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[info]poetik__tragedy
2005-02-17 08:56 am UTC (link)
hey, love the tutorial, but how long would you suggest the pieces be in step one? i was thinking of comparing it to some of my books, but im not too sure.. any suggestions would be great! also, what type of material should be used for lining? thanks

xx.allie

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Great pattern!
[info]laureleen
2007-04-30 10:09 pm UTC (link)
Thanks so much for posting your pattern! It worked wonderfully. I would suggest, if you have thick fabric, not to make the cord-area too snug, because it makes closing the bag a little hard.

Here are the results if you are interested. The fabric is 14 count black aida with a green satin lining.

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Re: Great pattern!
[info]needsomecoffee
2007-05-07 03:40 pm UTC (link)
oh thanks for the tip! this post is so old i didn't think anyone would read it. :) your pouch looks great, very professional if i do say so myself. haha.

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[info]banchomarba1
2009-02-20 09:59 pm UTC (link)
Thank you so much for this tutorial and diagram.

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[info]daimere
2009-04-17 11:55 pm UTC (link)
Thank you sooo much. I've been wanting to make pouches but they never turned out right.

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[info]badgerbag
2009-05-10 05:00 pm UTC (link)
This technique works great with a folded up bandana, a stapler, and some string. You don't get such a nice result but for a quick role playing game, it works and you can mass produce them!

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