Tutorial: Zippered pocket divider for a drawstring bag

Jenelle of Echinops & Aster shares a tutorial at Imagine Gnats showing how to add a zippered pocket divider to the Lined Drawstring Bag by Jeni Baker. The zippered pockets divides the space inside the back into two compartments to help keep the contents of the bag organized. This would be great for a project bag, or maybe toiletries bag. She gives the tutorial for a specific bag pattern, but you could probably adapt this to other patterns for lined bags with boxed corners.

Click below for the tutorial:

Tutorial: Drawing bag with zipper pouch, by Echinops & Aster

[photo from Echinops & Aster on Imagine Gnats]

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