Sewing Tutorial: Sew an insulated lunch bag

Jess from The Sewing Rabbit shows how you can sew an insulated lunch bag. It’s great for back-to-school, or just brown bagging it for work lunch breaks. It has a zip top and nylon webbing handles. Made from oilcloth on the outside and ripstop nylon for the lining, it’s also easy to wipe clean.

Click below for her tutorial:

Insulated Lunch Bag, by The Sewing Rabbit

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