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Cotton Drawstring Bag: Plain Cotton Sewn into a Bag with a Cord in a Casing
Tex

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17. October 2026FO
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Cotton Drawstring Bag: Plain Cotton Sewn into a Bag with a Cord in a Casing

A cotton bag closed by a drawstring: a cord threaded through a casing, a tube of cloth sewn along the top, that gathers the mouth shut when pulled. Plain-weave cotton lets air through, so it suits storing and sorting dry things. The picture: our diagram, the sewn piece and the finished bag.
Beginner
An hour

Instructions

1

Cut

Measure and chalk one rectangle of cotton twice the bag's height plus allowances, and cut it out.

Materials for this step:

Cotton ClothCotton Cloth0.25 m2

Tools needed:

Tape MeasureTape Measure
Tailor's ChalkTailor's Chalk
ScissorsScissors
2

Sew the sides

Fold it in half with the good side inside and back-stitch both sides, stopping short of the top by the casing depth.

Materials for this step:

Cotton ThreadCotton Thread3 m

Tools needed:

Sewing NeedleSewing Needle
ScissorsScissors
3

Sew the casing

Turn the top edge over twice to make a tube all round and stitch it down, leaving the side gap open.

Materials for this step:

Cotton ThreadCotton Thread2 m

Tools needed:

Sewing NeedleSewing Needle
4

Thread the cord

Turn the bag right side out. Pin a safety pin to the cord, work it round through the casing, and knot the ends.

Materials for this step:

Cotton TwineCotton Twine1 m

Tools needed:

Safety PinSafety Pin
ScissorsScissors
5

Cloth to cut

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Materials

3

Tools Required

5

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