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Pyjama Sack
Stash your pyjamas and other bedtime supplies away in a pyjama sack.
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Cut out a long rectangle of fabric.
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Fold in half so that the wrong side of the fabric is facing out and sew up either side leaving about 3 inches at the top.
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Cut two long lengths of string or ribbon.
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Lay the first length of string down so that it loops around the top of the sack.
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Lay the other length of string facing the other way, so that you have two ends and a loop at either side.
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Fold the excess fabric edge over the strings and pin tightly in place.
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Sew below the string on either side of the sack.
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Fold inside out.
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Tie the two ends of the tails at either side in to a knot.
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Pull together and you've made a drawstring.
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Posted By:Cat Morley »
September 10, 2006 20:24
Popular tags: Dressmaking / Tailoring, Revamping, Painting & Decorating, Gothic, Christmas, Embellishing, Beadwork, and Clothing & Fabric
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Leah
10 Sep 23:49
I love the fabric, it's so bright and cheerful.
Megan
11 Sep 04:06
You can also make roman shades from this fabric. Like I did yesterday. Follow the link to my website. :)
Sarah
12 Sep 00:01
really cute bag. I may have to try this one.
ichigo
30 Sep 23:20
omg omg omg you have anabelle!!!! wehre did you get her????
Ashley
16 Oct 04:41
OMG!! I love this! I have been looking for how to make this, and now I found it!! THANKS SOO MUCH!
So Cute!!!
04 May 22:56
Omg that is so cute i would have never guessed how to do that and your site rocks am looking still at it and am not done yet and it has been over a month!!!
Tiffany S.
23 Oct 22:34
Thats adorable!
LaKore
07 Dec 00:20
I did this in school.
rawr
17 Apr 14:07
did you use ikea fabric
poppers101
04 Jun 02:39
ooh I have to try this!!