Download Simple DIY Snack Bag APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 6.5 |
| Update | 6 years ago |
| Size | |
| Developer | Mobileapps Studio |
| Category | Apps, Food & Drink |
| Package Name | com.mobileappsstudio.simplediysnackbag |
| OS | 4.0 and up |
Simple DIY Snack Bag APPLICATION description
Help make lunch time more fun with this cute reusable snack bag that is perfect for storing lunch time snacks and can easily be thrown into the laundry machine to be cleaned.
Materials (to make one 6.75" x 5.5" snack bag):
linen (A large scrap will work. You only need an 8.5" x 13" rectangle to make one bag.)
cotton scraps to embellish
hook and loop tape (flexible sew-on type... I used 5/8" wide but trimmed down.)
fusible web (I used Heat n Bond Lite.)
thread
Instructions:
Step 1: Cut your linen into an 8.5" x 13" rectangle. For the accent strip, cut a piece of cotton that is 8.5" x 2.5".
Step 2 : Match up the short ends of your piece of linen and press in half. Unfold and lay flat. Take your 2.5" wide accent strip and lay it right side down. Press both long edges in 1/4" toward the wrong side of the fabric.
Step 3: Take your accent strip and align the bottom edge 1.25" above the pressed fold line in your linen piece. Pin in place. Sew the accent strip onto your linen by stitching 1/8" inside both the top and bottom edges of the accent strip.
Step 4 (Optional): Choose a fabric element that you would like to add as an embellishment on your snack bag (I chose the cute little apple from the Alexander Henry Farmdale collection). Cut a piece of fusible web a bit larger than your fabric element, and iron it onto the back of your fabric. Carefully cut around your fabric element ( I left about 1/8" of the white background fabric around the outside edge). Remove the paper from the back of your fusible web and place your fabric element wherever you would like it (but keep it at least 1.5" from the right and left sides of the bag). Press in place. Slowly and carefully sew around the outside edge of your fabric element. Make sure your linen isn't folded in half while sewing... I may have spent some quality time with my seam ripper after this step :)
- Step 5: Time to start putting this thing together. Refold your linen in half along the pressed fold line. Your accent piece should be facing out (i.e. fold with wrong sides together).
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Materials (to make one 6.75" x 5.5" snack bag):
linen (A large scrap will work. You only need an 8.5" x 13" rectangle to make one bag.)
cotton scraps to embellish
hook and loop tape (flexible sew-on type... I used 5/8" wide but trimmed down.)
fusible web (I used Heat n Bond Lite.)
thread
Instructions:
Step 1: Cut your linen into an 8.5" x 13" rectangle. For the accent strip, cut a piece of cotton that is 8.5" x 2.5".
Step 2 : Match up the short ends of your piece of linen and press in half. Unfold and lay flat. Take your 2.5" wide accent strip and lay it right side down. Press both long edges in 1/4" toward the wrong side of the fabric.
Step 3: Take your accent strip and align the bottom edge 1.25" above the pressed fold line in your linen piece. Pin in place. Sew the accent strip onto your linen by stitching 1/8" inside both the top and bottom edges of the accent strip.
Step 4 (Optional): Choose a fabric element that you would like to add as an embellishment on your snack bag (I chose the cute little apple from the Alexander Henry Farmdale collection). Cut a piece of fusible web a bit larger than your fabric element, and iron it onto the back of your fabric. Carefully cut around your fabric element ( I left about 1/8" of the white background fabric around the outside edge). Remove the paper from the back of your fusible web and place your fabric element wherever you would like it (but keep it at least 1.5" from the right and left sides of the bag). Press in place. Slowly and carefully sew around the outside edge of your fabric element. Make sure your linen isn't folded in half while sewing... I may have spent some quality time with my seam ripper after this step :)
- Step 5: Time to start putting this thing together. Refold your linen in half along the pressed fold line. Your accent piece should be facing out (i.e. fold with wrong sides together).
Want to know more ?
Download this application now and get what you want here. worth to try and you will like it.
simply share through any social media platforms. thank you for downloading. please enjoy and give us any feedback.
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