DIY handmade eco-friendly cloth pocket graphic tutorial teaches you how to cleverly transform a clot

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DIY handmade eco-friendly cloth pocket graphic tutorial teaches you how to cleverly transform a cloth pocket with a shirt

How to do it:

Find out shirts that you don’t wear every day and remove the collar, sleeves and chest pocket.
The effect is as shown below.
Cut off the sleeves. Cut along the .5cm seam allowance from the shoulder edge. The steps are the same on the other side.
Halfway down the center back (right edge of the photo), fold where the hem becomes straight and cut.
The cutting effect is shown in the figure below.
Cut off the button area, as shown below.
Fold the seam allowance of the cuffs inward and sew with a sewing machine.
Center the armpit to match the "inside" and cut off two squares of about 5 cm square at each end of the bottom.
Lay the previous step vertically at 90 degrees. Use a sewing machine to sew along the 2cm seam allowance. the other side. Repeat steps.
The effect is shown in the figure below.
Sew the bottom of the bag. Do a good job of "splicing". Turn it back and sew from the front. Seam width 1 cm.
The effect is shown in the figure below.
To add strength to the bottom, you can increase the width of the stitch line (red line).
Convert itTurn back to "front". Combined with the length of the finished product, sew a 2cm short corner (red line).
Turn it over to the "back" side. Sew seams
The corners are finished. Do the same on the other side.
For the shoulders, fold the shoulders three times. Fold the tip side first and place the cuff side underneath it.
Like this, it folds into three.
Viewed from the side, the shear end is broken inwards. Repeat on the other side.
You can first put appropriate items in the bag to feel whether the width of the strap is appropriate.
As shown below.
Done. This concludes the graphic tutorial on DIY handmade eco-friendly cloth bags.