I saw this super cute bag from The Row on Pinterest and realized it retails for about $1,000. I couldn't believe it because my first thought was- "Oh cute, it's a square scarf with knots, I can do that." I tried to look up a tutorial to see if anyone else tried to recreate it but surprisingly came up without anything. I hope you enjoy my tutorial for this quick and easy bag! You could even use a large square scarf instead of cutting out a piece of cloth. This is based on a traditional Japanese cloth folding method called Furoshiki. Also check out my video below to learn how to wrap presents with this method! I now do this exclusively as it eliminates paper waste and I can reuse fabric scraps :) • ECO FRIENDLY/ DIY GIFT WRAPPING YOU S...
==SUPPLIES==
Large square scarf or cloth
Sewing machine/ serger and thread
==SIMPLE STEPS==
1. Cut out a square
2. Finish off edges
3. Tuck in thread
4. Steam out wrinkles (okay this should have been first....)
5. Fold and knot bag
==EXTENDED STEPS==
Actual #1- Steam your cloth here, but I was using a scrap piece of fabric I bought that was already cut into a square. But if I was cutting out the cloth myself I would steam it before cutting.
1. Cut out a square of your desired size. The small satin bag was 26" x 26" and the large cotton bag was 36" x 36." Or you can skip straight to the folding in step 5 if you are using a scarf.
2. Finish off the edges with a serger or a sewing machine. I used a Brother Serger 1034D with 3 threads to finish off the edges of my cloth. It goes super quickly. I bought it from amazon when they had a sale. You could also use a straight stitch on the sewing machine. I would fold and tuck in the raw edge so that it wasn't showing. You can iron the fold, or use a rolled hem presser foot.
3. The threads that are hanging off of the corners need to be tucked in. Because the serger threads are twisted around each other, I try to untie them so it is a thinner bunch of thread getting tucked in.
4. I steamed out my wrinkles after I made the edges, however I would recommend steaming before cutting.
5. The folding process! It's easier than it looks- just folding the corners to the center several times. This is required so that the handles aren't bulky.
Happy folding!
Serger: https://www.brother-usa.com/products/...
Somehow I got mine on a flash sale for $80 on Amazon...
Rolled hem presser foot- tucks the raw edge in while you're running the cloth through the sewing machine
Sew Green, a cloth store in Ithaca: http://www.sewgreen.org/
One of my favorite cloth stores in NYC: https://www.moodfabrics.com/
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