I need to keep my smaller bags separate from the larger bags, so I made this smaller one. It's narrower than
the other plastic bag holders I've made but otherwise the same, so smaller plastic bags will fit inside it better.
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small bag holder |
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By now this is the fourth bag holder I've done, and I realised if I started with a chain, I could have one less fasten off. The chain at the start will form the first drawstring. The chain is double the width the bag will be. For this one I used a 3.5mm hook and some more of the pale green craft acrylic yarn which was made in Australia.
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start with a chain to make the 1st drawstring |
Now I've made this and taken photos, it needs to be put straight to work! There are so many projects I want to finish now, and some things for around my own home seem to keep falling down my priority list. Hopefully I can get some more housey things done in the next week or two!
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