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Step 4Constructing the lunch bag
1. Sew the front and back panels to the bottom panel.
2. Next sew the side panels to the bottm as well.
3. Now, sew the front and back panels to the side panels. This could get tricky when the seam meets at the bottom, but that's okay. Just try to sew all the way to the end.
4. You have now constructed your lunch bag! You could stop here and roll the top of the bag like a regular brown paper bag to close it, or you can move on to step five and add the ribbon and Velcro.
2. Next sew the side panels to the bottm as well.
3. Now, sew the front and back panels to the side panels. This could get tricky when the seam meets at the bottom, but that's okay. Just try to sew all the way to the end.
4. You have now constructed your lunch bag! You could stop here and roll the top of the bag like a regular brown paper bag to close it, or you can move on to step five and add the ribbon and Velcro.
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Sep 28, 2011. 6:13 AMitobor2525
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Reminds me of the 'beer hat' fashion back in the Seventies and eighties. One cut up beer cans, saving the 'label' portions, punching holes around thier perimeter and crocheting or knitting the whole thing together. This is far more practical; great idea.
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