- Keep all your seam allowances an even distance so that your lining fits your fabric bag perfectly.
- I attempted using the fusible vinyl on one bag. I found that due to the amount of turning and squashing to turn the bag, that the vinyl ended up with a lot of wrinkles and white marks.
- Make a matching Can Wrap for cans or juice and drink boxes.
- Use plain fabric for the exterior of the bag and personalize it with Machine Embroidery or Applique.
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