place the ends of handle 2 in. away from one side edge. and 2-1/2 in. below top edge. pin in place thru one layer of zip bag. take other end of handle and pin in place on other side edge. check to see you have the regular pressure foot on. switch to a zig-zag stitch.
sew in place starting at top edge. stopping and turning in a rectangle shape.
top to bottom.
on the bottom edge.
from the bottom back to the top edge.
and then across the top edge again.
clip your threads. turn over your bag. pin other handle in place. because you can see thru. you won't need the ruler. clip your threads on this side. and now you are ready to use.
while out taking photos with my niece and her friend. two of my knitters were anxious to start. i think they are going to do a very fine job.
and these project bags will keep their blanket squares very organized.
sew in place starting at top edge. stopping and turning in a rectangle shape.
top to bottom.
on the bottom edge.
from the bottom back to the top edge.
and then across the top edge again.
clip your threads. turn over your bag. pin other handle in place. because you can see thru. you won't need the ruler. clip your threads on this side. and now you are ready to use.
while out taking photos with my niece and her friend. two of my knitters were anxious to start. i think they are going to do a very fine job.
and these project bags will keep their blanket squares very organized.
2 comments:
Wow, how fabulous. I loved reading all 3 parts. What great ideas. Nice Karen!
Great idea Karen just catching up- I went flop after finishing off the kitchen Spring Clean last night. It's a joy to have washing hanging up on the line after a Winter of using the laundry room's ceiling airer.
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