Operation Organize the Basement is turning out rather well, but I still have a lot to do. I have a good stash of novelty fabric that I thought I might use for quilt backs, but instead, the fabric works so nicely for toy-holding drawstring bags. Of course, they were made using the method in
Jeni's tutorial. I'm making a ton more today (our tiny basement is so close to being put together--sickness, the holidays, life gets in the way) and I'm going to pay a bit more attention to placement of the casing. Someday, I might even substitute fabric ties for the ribbon ties. But for now? I'm just excited to sew, sew, sew these little bags today.
Linked up to Finish It Up Friday at
Amanda Jean's and Sew & Tell Friday at
Amy's
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awesome!!! hurray for organization! those bags are too cute!
ReplyDeletethanks for linking up!
Adorable!
ReplyDeleteNow hang a nice heavy duty row of pegs and line'em up!
let the kids know what's in which bag and your good to go.
Hey, maybe they'll even have fun filling the bags back up :0).
This is a terrific idea.....might have to make'em for the grands!
Happy sewing
I have seen so many cute bags from that tutorial, I guess I better add that to my list : ). Great job on getting organized, and what a good feeling that is!
ReplyDeletethose are so darling! yay for organizing. :)
ReplyDeletelooks fantastic. I wish drawstring bags could solve a few of my organizational needs.
ReplyDeleteI just love the drawstring bags. Good for you, being so organized!
ReplyDeleteI'm doing the exact same thing! I have several bags cut and ready to sew from a couple sizes of Jeni's pattern. It's so perfect for toys.
ReplyDeleteThey're adorable! What a fun way to get organized! :o)
ReplyDeleteGreat bags! I have this same thing on my list to-do. Way too many little bits and pieces of toys floating around here!
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