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MOQ | 5,000pcs |
Samples | Sample lead time:4-7 days |
Samples are free, but the freight should be paid by buyers | |
Bulk lead time | 28 days after sample approval and deposit paid |
Delivery Clause | FOB ningbo or Shanghai |
Terms of payment | T/T,West Union, L/C at sight |
Looking for a straightforward summer stitching project? find out how to create cloth pokes with this grocery bag pattern. This pattern is courtesy of the inexperienced homeless person Project. The project's mission is to unfold the word concerning mistreatment cloth grocery luggage rather than paper or plastic. With this carrier bag pattern, you'll sew all the luggage you'll ever would like. Then you can also build the switch from paper or plastic, to Fabric! thus if you wish recycled craft ideas, or ways that you'll facilitate the surroundings, this could be a good project to do.
Instructions For poke
1.Cut out 2 18" x 18" sq.s of material and mark the highest of every square (on the correct side of the fabric) at half dozen ½" in from all sides. this can be wherever the handles are going to be connected. Then place the material that the 2 right sides face one another. currently cut a two ½" sq. out of all-time low corner on all sides.
2.With the correct sides of the material facing one another, sew ¼" in from the sting, on each side and across all-time low. don't sew on the cut-out corners, leave those open.
3.You will currently be stitching all-time low corners closed. to induce a corner able to be seamed, open up the bag a touch bit. currently on one facet of the bag, pinch the material at every of the inner corner cuts. One corner from the front of the bag and one corner from the rear. Line up the cut edges and stitch concerning ½" seam.
4.Now cut 2 strips of material that are 3" x 18" for the handles. Fold the strip of material in 0.5, length-wise, with the correct sides facing out. Zig-zag sew, or cloth the open edge closed.
5.Fold over the highest fringe of the bag concerning 1" or a lot of, and stitch a seam concerning ¾" down from the highest, round the whole bag. As you are doing this, sew down the ends of the handles at the marks you created in step one. to bolster the handles, backstitch over the tip of the handle and so continue forward as you get to every handle. make certain that the handles aren't twisted once stitching them down.
After you’ve gone round the bag once, repeat this step once more, at concerning 1/8" down from the highest fringe of the bag, reinforcing the handles once more.
Your bag is currently complete and you'll flip it right facet out and go shopping!
