DIY // Bucket Bag

I had some leftover fabric from a recent project, so I thought of making this handy bucket bag for my collection of yarn. I got the instructions from Craftsy.com

This class is free and comes with templates, instructions are simple and clear to follow.

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Craftsy has many different classes, from sewing to jewelry making, with different techniques, like Metalsmithing and Beading.

Craftsy is a fun community, where you can share your finished projects after each class.

The classes are affordable, plus you can watch them whenever you want! I have started with a sewing class to improve my skill, but with two little kiddos I don’t always have time to watch the videos to the end, and most of the time I have to pause or turn off the computer. So, watching them whenever I can is a pretty good feature to me!

 Love my new bucket bag, perfect for all the yarn I have collected while stationed in Japan.

I used the leftover fabric from my kitchen chair reupholster project (I will share the project next week, still trying to finish up the step by step instructions) which made a 15 inch in diameter bucket bag. The top seems I filled with the leftover clothesline to give it more structure. I also decided not to add handles, but I may add some handles in the near future.

For the inside, I made a little extra bag so I can slide in my knitting needles and a pocket for a few bulkier items.