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Diy – Garden Bucket Tool Belt

For your favorite gardener.

https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/diy-garden-bucket-tool-belt • Posted by gardenmatter

Learn how to make a toolbelt for a garden bucket which you can use to haul around the garden carrying your tools, seeds and other gardening necessities.

You will need

Project Budget
Cheap

Time

4 h 00

Difficulty

So-so
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Description

Learn how to make a toolbelt for a garden bucket which you can use to haul around the garden carrying your tools, seeds and other gardening necessities.

Instructions

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    Cut the fabric as shown:

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    Sew the bias tape on the small pocket first. Press 1/4 inch of the sides and bottom of pocket. Place the pocket on long piece (Part A), face down with bottom edge 2 inches from the edge and sew.

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    Flip over and top stitch sides. Then sew another line of stitching about 1/3 of the way in to make 2 pockets within the pocket. Sew bias tape on top of Part A.

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    Next pin Parts A and B together lining up the bottom edge with the right sides showing. Pin the top corner of Part B sides to match Part A. Fold the excess fabric in from the sides at an angle and cut. Sew side and bottom edges of Part A to Part B. Then sew a line of stitching on both sides of the small pocket from the bottom.

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    Then sew the bias tape all along the sides and bottom. Repeat with the remaining pieces. (except for the small pocket) Then attach the two sections together with the 1 inch cotton twill trim at the top leaving enough space between the two pieces to fit around the handles. I used two rows of stitching for stability. Turn in 1 inch of the end of the trim and sew. Sew D rings on the other end of the trim and you are finished.