

I took the kids to the fabric store to choose their own fabric - Charlie choose army material and Tom choose dinosaurs.
I checked the web and found a few websites that gave me an idea of how to make the bags. After a little bit of trial and error I figured out how to make them and they turned out very well, I was pleased with how nicely they turned out. I put the pockets on the inside - one large pocket and on the other side a pocket with slits for putting in pencils and crayons.
Charlie loves to draw and I hope this bag will help him keep his things together instead of leaving them all over the place.
2 comments:
I made my church/activity bags, too. (My first real sewing project) I wish I would have thought to make little pockets like those, though.
WOW! Good job. I have such a hard time making things without a pattern, that is impressive!
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