Jeans are a good material for renovating old items. Because the material is suitable for DIY and they are updated quickly, there is always stock at home. Handicraft has introduced many tutorials on jeans transformation before, and today I will introduce a DIY girdle storage bag method, which is very good for storing mattresses and mats.
Materials:
Since mattresses and mats are generally relatively long, the entire trouser leg of jeans is used. In addition, a shoelace and a spring buckle are required.
Production steps:
First cut the trouser legs from the jeans, turn them over, start tying the thread at the heel, sew a few more lines, fold up the two corners of the trouser legs and sew them together.
Leave the end of the jeans leg close to the crotch as the opening of the storage bag, fold it 2-3cm along the opening, and tie the thread in a circle around the leg, leaving a passage for the rope in the middle.
Use a pin or small wire to fasten the shoelaces, and pass the shoelaces through the trouser opening made above. After the shoelaces are put on, install the prepared spring buckle on the shoelaces, cut off the excess shoelaces, and use a lighter to burn the broken ends to prevent them from fading. Tie another knot. This completes the drawstring opening of the storage bag.
Finally, turn the bag over so that the threads and seams are hidden inside, and a practical jeans storage bag is completed.
Here, take a self-inflating mattress commonly used by travel friends and try it out. Look, you can put it all into the storage bag. Use jeans storage bags to use the strong characteristics of denim to compress mattresses and mats as much as possible. It not only saves valuable storage space in our closets, but also blocks dust and moisture. It is a very good clothing storage tool. .
