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Feb
2
Kirstin from kojodesigns created a set of fabric pouches and lined snack bags to keep her purse organized, and she shares a tutorial showing how she did it. The fabric pouches are big enough to hold a change of clothes for her baby, a diaper and wipes, or any other item you find yourself carrying around “just in case”. The lined snack bag is a place to stash a quick bite to eat. The colorful bags keep everything from becoming a big ‘ol jumbled up mess and are easy to grab up when you need them. Get the tute.
[photo from kojodesigns]
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