How to Sew a Drawstring Bag with Boxed Bottom: Step-by-Step Tutorial. Flat Bottomed Drawstring Bag sewing pattern.
This string pouch is made with two-tone fabric.
The wide base provides ample storage space.
The bottom shape is also attractive.
A cute yet practical size that fits on the palm of your hand
It looks great when contrasted with complementary colors, and it also looks great when matching colors in the same color family in a tone-on-tone fashion.
The materials you will need are as follows:
First, match the outer fabrics one by one with different colors.
Face to face
I sew.
The seam is neatly ironed
The two pieces of color-coordinated fabric made like this
Place the outer surfaces together again.
Be careful to make sure the colors are aligned correctly so they touch.
Secure it securely with pins to prevent it from moving.
Mark points 2.5 cm from the top and 1.5 cm from the bottom on both sides.
Sew along both sides, excluding the area between the two marked points.
The area marked with an X in the photo below is not to be sewn.
This area will be the opening for the strap.
Do you see the hole in the photo below?
That's where the string hole was made.
Sew around the hole once.
This makes it much easier to insert the laces and prevents the seam allowance from slipping out when tightening or loosening the laces.
The white arrow below points to the location of the lace hole. The side with the lace hole is the top. The part you're pointing at is the bottom.
Please temporarily sew about 1cm in the center of the bottom edge.
The center should be fixed like this, and the sides should be spread apart.
Please make sure to align the sewn part and the side seam allowance.
It might be a little difficult to understand, so I roughly drew a picture.
Align the points marked with a red circle in the center (the 1cm sewing point) with the points marked with blue dots above and below (the side seams).
Then sew.
In the photo below, it's pointed upward, but that part is the bottom.
Now it's time to sew the lining.
Place the right sides together.
Sew both side seams, leaving a hole on one side.
Also, check the fabric size carefully.
Just as when sewing the outer fabric, sew 1cm down the center of the bottom edge.
Align the center mark with the side seams, and then sew to secure.
When both the lining and outer fabric are sewn like this,
Turn the lining inside out and place it inside the outer fabric.
Align the sides and secure the opening edges, then sew along the edges.
Flip it over and cut through the opening.
Clean the opening.
Do you remember the string hole we made earlier?
Draw a line around one lap of the pouch, matching the heights of the start and end points of this hole.
Do you see the two lines drawn?
Sew along this line to complete the string passage.
Please block the window hole with a needle.
Insert the string through the two string holes
Cut the string to an appropriate length without tightening it and tie a knot at the end.
It's not that difficult if you just focus on sewing the bottom, right?
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