How to Make a Drawstring Bag

How to Make a Drawstring Bag with Chic n Scratch, Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator Angie Juda

These Drawstring Bags are super easy to make!! And, all you need is two Fat Quarters.

You need three pieces of fabric and I used One Fine Day by Bonnie & Camille for Moda Fabrics. I love this line of fabric and have stocked piled it for future projects!!

  1. Outside fabric: 11″ x 20″
  2. Lining fabric:  11″ x 10″ (two)

You also need your Basic Sewing Supplies.

How to Video

Step by Step instructions on how to make the Drawstring Bag.

Click HERE to Print the Drawstring Bag Instruction Sheet.

These are the supplies I used in my video that you can find on my Chic n Scratch Amazon Shop.

The Chic n Scratch labels were purchased online at the Dutch Label Shop.

If you make one of these Drawstring Bags I’d love to see it!!

Thanks so much for stopping by, have a great day!!

21 thoughts on “How to Make a Drawstring Bag”

  1. Adorable bag!! I can’t wait to make some! I have made many of your fabric baskets and everyone loves them. You always use the most beautiful fabrics. Thank you for sharing.

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  2. How cute. Thank you for the video and very good instructions.
    And thank you for the tip on the Circut iron. And love the fabrics
    that you choose.

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  3. I love your drawstring bag. I have a couple of questions. First, I don’t have a Bernina sewing machine – what size seams did you use to make the bag? Second, where do you find the patterns to make the cute things you sew?
    Thank you for sharing your projects (which is taking time away from my stamping) :-). They have inspired me to start sewing again. I made quite a few of the fabric baskets.

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  4. Angie these are fantastic! I am not a sewer, cannot do this but would love to purchase a couple from you. Will you be able to take an order from me? Thanks!
    Hugs,
    Jo

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  5. I LOVE that you share this information! we are all creative in many ways and I will definitely be completing some of these! I hope to donate to a woman’s shelter soon.
    THANKS for encouraging us all in many creative ways.

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  6. I swear I learn something everytime you do a project. Never heard of those sew tites. What a great idea. This bag is darling, thank you so much for sharing.

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  7. These bags are darling! Thanks so much for sharing the instructions. I love your sewing project videos. I can’t wait to make some.

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  8. Oh my goodness, Angie! Just had a chance to watch your tutorial on making these little bags. I have made them in the past, but your directions seem so much easier! Super cute! Going to make some for sure! Thanks so much for sharing. You’re the best!!!

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  9. Thank you for this clear . I’ve looked over and over again, but can’t seem to find how long the twill tape is.

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