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If you’re wanting to learn to sew, or maybe you’re teaching someone to sew, a drawstring bag makes an excellent first project. They’re easy to sew and can be put to any number of purposes – holding toys, toiletris, even a lunch. Marissa from Rae Gun shows how to make one. Go to her blog, Rae Gun Ramblings, for the tutorial.
[photo from Rae Gun Ramblings]
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By Anne Weaver
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