RE: Upcycle project: cargo pants into a shoulder bag

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Upcycle project: cargo pants into a shoulder bag

in needleworkmonday •  6 years ago  (edited)

Anything small from shushu the hair band to big as pillow covers!! Rectangular and straight shapes are easy. Luncheon mat?

But not to force yourself. I wanted to salvage nice pockets on the pants, so idea of making bag came up from there. 😊

Or another way is keep things until the needs come up. Like me, my son sometimes having cooking class at school and needs apron. And now I'm thinking to make it out of hubby's long sleeve shirt I was keeping for few years😂

And not to be a perfectionist from the beginning, it's ok. I didn't even used ruler on my bag project either😂

Good luck!!

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@naomipangolin You didn't measure the bag project? Oh my! That came out wonderfully for not doing that! I thought for sure you did! Even excellent job! Kudos to you!

Just measured once, but no lines drawn on it. Too lazy😂

Still incredible work! Not many people possess that skill. I know I don't but wish I did! I've been working on a quilt top for about 12 years now.

Wow, such a long time! Sometimes a single project becomes a life project😊❤

Yes, it was put away and stored for a while, then found and started working on it again, then moved, and it was stored once more. You get the picture. So, it will get finished eventually.