Slouchy Toy Sack Sewing Video Tutorial

Slouchy Toy Sack Sewing Video Tutorial

Finding a place to put the kids toys is constantly a struggle! They have so many tiny little objects all over the place! That is why I came up with this slouchy toy sack to store their tiny bits. This is quick and easy to make and is sure to be a hit. Plus it is a lot prettier than all those toys lying around. Here is a slouchy toy sack tutorial. Check out the video replay at the bottom of the post.

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Slouchy Toy Sack Sewing Video Tutorial

Supplies:

Circle Template – PDF or SVG

Fabric

Ribbon

Live Video Supplies:

Shine Cut File

Cricut Maker

Pink Fabric Mat

Instructions:

Print the templateon cardstock and then cut it out by hand, or use the SVG to cut it using your cutting machine. You will need two circles cut from fabric, one will be part of the lining and the other will be the outside bottom of the bag. I chose to do mine in the same polka dot fabric so that the bottom of the bag had some contrast when it was finished!

You will also need two rectangles that measure 23 1/4″ x 15″.  Again one is for the lining and one is the exterior of the sack.  Fold each rectangle in half (the hamburger way) right sides together, and sew the long edge closed creating a long tube.

Next pin the circle to the tube you just created. As pictured below.

Once it is pinned sew it in place. Do this with both circles and tubes. And you should end up with something that looks like these:

Now to address the unfinished edge at the top. Press it under about 1/2″. Then stuff the lining into the outer sleeve, make sure that the wrong sides are facing each other on the inside. Pin the pressed edges together.

And sew as close to the edge as possible.

That is it.

You can use a big ribbon to tie the sack closed. Or add grommets and a strap to turn it into a boho bag. Or add interfacing inside and rope handles on the outside to make it a cute storage basket. The possibilities are endless!

Catch the video replay of a live walkthrough of this tutorial.

Will you  make your own slouchy toy sack, how will you use it? Share with me in the comments below.