I promised you guys I was going to do this, so here it is!
The great thing about these is that you can make them into any size you need. You can make a long, skinny one for floggers and crops. You can make small ones for bullets. You can use them to store lingerie, corsets, and costumes.
The great part about making your own is that you can play with different patterns and have a gorgeous selection of bags to match your toys. You can make a pouch for each one's personality!
You only need a few things for this project:
-Fabric (preferably something made of cotton so it can be washed easily)
-Quilt batting (easily found at craft stores and Wal-Mart)
-Ribbon or string (to keep it from fraying, knot or singe the ends)
-Scissors (obviously!)
-A piece of metal wire (you can use a coat hanger or picture handing wire)
-Pins (for pinning down your edges)
-Sewing instruments (you can hand-sew or machine-sew this entire project)
Something I forgot to mention: When/if you trim down your edges of the seams, you can make a diagonal cut at the top by where the drawstring goes. You can slightly see where I've done it in the video after I trimmed my edges off. This keeps there from being a lot of fabric from the seam right there at the opening.
The great thing about these is that you can make them into any size you need. You can make a long, skinny one for floggers and crops. You can make small ones for bullets. You can use them to store lingerie, corsets, and costumes.
The great part about making your own is that you can play with different patterns and have a gorgeous selection of bags to match your toys. You can make a pouch for each one's personality!
You only need a few things for this project:
-Fabric (preferably something made of cotton so it can be washed easily)
-Quilt batting (easily found at craft stores and Wal-Mart)
-Ribbon or string (to keep it from fraying, knot or singe the ends)
-Scissors (obviously!)
-A piece of metal wire (you can use a coat hanger or picture handing wire)
-Pins (for pinning down your edges)
-Sewing instruments (you can hand-sew or machine-sew this entire project)
Something I forgot to mention: When/if you trim down your edges of the seams, you can make a diagonal cut at the top by where the drawstring goes. You can slightly see where I've done it in the video after I trimmed my edges off. This keeps there from being a lot of fabric from the seam right there at the opening.
