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Shop for this versatile, sheer muslin fabric at JOANN. You can use them for home decor, apparel, crafting, drapery, upholstering and other projects. These fabrics are a must-have if you are a DIY enthusiast. Our collection includes lightweight muslin cloth, durable vinyl, specialty fabric, non-woven felt, burlap, canvas and interfacing from some of the best brands. If you don’t have wet art stuff to put in your bag, here are some other possible uses for it:ĭamp facecloths if you have small children and you use cloths instead of wipes.Ī bigger one could hold swimming things or an aquadoodle.Utility fabric at JOANN are special fabrics that have specialized uses. When you pull the cord, if you’ve tied the right ends together the bag will close. Identify the bits on the other side that didn’t move and tie those ends together. Cut the loops on the opposite side to the knotted end.

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Make sure that there’s about the same amount of cord free on either side. You’ll need to go round twice, leaving a bit free on either side. Tie one end of the cord to the safety pin.

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You’ll need to cut enough cord to go round the top of the bag twice plus a bit extra. Sew all the way round to make the channel for the casing. Top stitch all the way round the top edge of the waterproof drawstring bag. Tuck the opening in the top edge inside and pin. I did and the shower curtain was fine, no melted plastic! You might want to run the iron on it at this point.

Turn the bag the right way out and slip the lining inside. Sew the top edge, remembering to leave a gap so that you can turn it out! Pop it inside the outer and pin the top edges together. Mark the gap for the casing like you did with the outer. Put this to one side and take your lining pieces. This way you’ll have a gap between the pins which will become the casing for the cord in a minute. Now sew from the first pin to the top edge. If you have perfectionist tendencies and this bothers you, you could pin in the seam allowance.įrom the lower pin, sew round the edge of the bag.

I think it’s alright as it’s inside the bag and not visible at all, and it’s not going to make much difference to how waterproof it is. Pinning the shower curtain is a bit of an issue because of the holes the pins make. Mark the channel for the casing by with a pin 5 cm down from the top, then another 1.5 down below that. Then another outer piece, face down, then interfacing, then the other piece of shower curtain. Take one of the shower curtain pieces, then a piece of interfacing, then an outer piece face up. To make the outer, you’ll need to sew the outer fabric with the interfacing and the shower curtain. The shower curtain layer gives the bag some weight if you don’t want to use interfacing. If you’re using interfacing, you’ll need to cut 2 of those as well. You’ll need to cut 2 from the outer fabric, the lining and the shower curtain.

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You can download the template here, or you could make a bag in whatever size or shape you like! If you need ideas for what you could use, there are lots of suggestions in this post on Threading My Way. Old shower curtain or similar for the waterproof layer I’m so happy with the results I’m not sure yet whether I will be using it for a wet, painty pallette or for something else! Instructions You Will Need The waterproof element is achieved by a shower curtain layer between the outer and the lining. The first item in my art kit is a waterproof drawstring bag. There’ll be other trips and it’s a treat for myself! I took my art stuff with me anyway, but I hardly used it because there wasn’t time. Unfortunately I have a habit of being over ambitious about just how much I can get done in the time I have! I managed to get the washing and packing done, and the house wasn’t too messy, but I didn’t manage to make anything.Īs it was, it didn’t matter too much. One of the things I was planning on doing before we went on holiday was to make a little bag with some bits and pieces for keeping my art stuff. Isn’t it pretty? I almost didn’t want to cut into it! You can find the fabric here. I was sent the fabric I used for this project by Hunkydory Crafts.