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Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Strawberries are not only delicious, but they also look cute. Have you ever thought about using its image to make a cute bag? Share a tutorial on how to make a simple drawstring bag, so that you can carry a beautiful big strawberry on your back. If you like it, come and learn!~

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

You will need red and green fabrics for the strawberries and leaves respectively, as well as matching stitching. You can use rope as a tie. A third lining fabric is optional. Additionally, you will need to have your sewing machine ready.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Cut out the basic shapes of two bags from the red fabric.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Cut leaves from dark green fabric.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

As shown in the picture after completion.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Take only one strawberry slice and one leaf and fix them with pins as shown.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Then fold the top of the leaf, leaving a little more on the back.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Then sew as shown. The top is hollow and the rope can be inserted.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Cut both ropes to desired length, 64 inches each. Next, takeoneof the strawberry slices and flip it over to the back. Thread the rope through the top hollow.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Repeat the same process and thread the rope through the other piece.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Take the string and sew it to the other end of it.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Be sure to sew it to yourself, not another strand.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Fold the bag together so the leaves are now on the outside.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Then pull the string so that the sewn ends are hidden in the fold of the fabric.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Fold the rectangular piece of fabric in half.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Sew along the edge.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Then turn them inside out.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Lay the main part flat so that the leaves are all facing up.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Take the rectangular strip of fabric and fold it over the rope, securing it on the same side of the drawstring. I pinned it 7 inches from the top and placed the string on top of the bottom strawberry slices.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Next, fold the top over the rope and secure it in place. Sew along the edges of the strawberries. Do not sew all the way down the side of the cord as this will prevent the bag from closing. Also, be careful not to sew the string anywhere.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

The cute strawberry bag is finished!

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

You can also add a lining. Remove the lining pieces and sew them together. Then, add it to the strawberries.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Adjust the lining so that the side seams match the side seams of the bag.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

Then fold the top of the lining back and secure.

Illustration of how to make homemade strawberry bunch pockets

After sewing, a cute lined strawberry bag is ready~