Dust bags are one of the most frequently made items in the workshop.
They are used to store essential tools like knives, scissors, and rulers for members.
Personally, I use them a lot when shopping and storing small items.
When making dust bags, rather than cutting new fabric, we often use leftover fabric from clothing or accessories. Dust bags are the perfect way to use scrap fabric.
Sewing Instructions
When unfolded and folded
Overlock both sides of the fabric.
* Working on multiple sheets at once saves time.
2. Fold the fabric 3cm wide and iron, then fold it 1cm wide again and iron. Repeat the ironing process on the other side.
(I folded the fabric 3cm wide, including the seam allowance, to create a 2cm opening for the strap.)
3. Lightly mark the end of the folded part with a water-based pen for easy ironing, then sew both sides as shown in the photo.
4. After sewing, turn it inside out and iron it with a flat iron. Fold it as indicated by ironing, and then secure it with pins as shown in the photo.
5. Adjust the seam allowance by 0.2cm. When sewing, the side seam allowance should be left open with a seam rake. So you can put the string
How to tie the string
1. To tighten the bag opening, fold the string in half as shown in the photo and cut it so it's longer than the opening (you'll need to consider how much you'll need to tie it). Since we're making a bag that pulls from both sides, prepare two strings.
* The threader shown in the photo can be purchased. Having one will come in handy for threading strings, rubber bands, and other items.
2. Just attach the string to the threader as shown in the photo and thread it in as shown in the photo.
3. Tie both ends of the string together as shown in the photo, and you're done!
* Decide how long the string should be!
The left side is 3cm wide, and the right side is 2cm wide.
The larger the bag, the wider the strap insertion area should be. Naturally, this will also increase the thickness of the strap.
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