Toy Organizer Or Picnic Bag

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• Step 1

  Cut out your future pocket, considering the items you are going to be putting in plus extra ½” for bottom stitching.

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  Step 2

  Create the bottom of your bag. Find a middle part of your runner/fabric and fold each side as you see on this picture

  In my case each fold is 3", which creates 6" base. The wider your base the sturdier your bag is going to be. Trim the top of your bag with red felt.

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  Step 3

  Stitch the sides of the bottom .

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  Step 4

  Front pocket

  Secure the pocket in the location of your choice but leaving some room for the handles. Trim the top of the pocket with red felt. Stitch the bottom of the pocket to the bag. Don't stitch the sides yet.

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  Step 5

  Elastic band for Barbie dolls.

  We don't have a lot of Barbie dolls in the house, that's why I've created only 6 openings to hold them all, but you have more you can create extra rows:)

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  Step 6

  Working on handles. I've used a regular rope. Create some loops on each end of the rope

  In my case, I've had two pieces 30" each before the loops. My idea also called for some buttons in red, well I didn't have exactly what I've had in mind, so I had to create my red buttons.

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  Step 7

  I've used Red Spray Paint and here they are

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  Step 8

  Attach handles to the bag and secure the back of the stitches with some red felt and hot glue

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  Step 9

  Stitch the sides of your bag.

  and you are done!

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  Step 10

  Time to organize your child's toys! I hope it helps and as usual - Have fun!

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PirateNicky · Baumholder, Rhineland-Palatinate, DE · 1 project 8th May 2010

Totally cute!

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Jet H. · Haarlem, North Holland, NL · 108 projects 5th May 2010

wooow this is a nice great idea too for pimping your bag with toys, i think i will do this on my packback too, sooo funny, thanks for the tute and sharing.;-D

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