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Reusable Cloth Sack |
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YOU'LL NEED Fabric, Seat Belt Webbing, Matboard, Hole Punch, Scissors, Hot Glue Gun (with glue) |
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| INSTRUCTIONS | |||
| 1. | Cut heavy fabric 24” wide x 36” long. Fold down 1” on top and bottom and punch holes along folded edge. Next, fold down 1” on both sides and punch holes along length. | ||
| 2. | Fold in half and lace sides together with strips of fabric. Lace the top edge. | ||
| 3. | Tuck in bottom corners to 3 1/2” on each side and punch two holes on each side. Lace a short strip of fabric through and knot. Cut mat board 17” x 6 ½” and insert on bottom of bag. | ||
| 4. | Cut 4 sets of 2” slits 4” from the top of bag and 6” in from the side. Cut 1 strip of webbing 112” long and draw the webbing through the double slits. Glue ends of the web together to form a ring. Support the bag in the middle of the loop. Hot glue the webbing to the bag at the bottom and near the slits to keep from shifting. Use it the next time you go to the supermarket. | ||
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