A Laundry Bag for Delicates
Tired of kicking aside the small pile of dirty clothes too delicate to be run in a regular load of laundry, I stitched together this bag to keep them out of sight but within reach in the laundry room. It's made just like a clothespin bag--I traced the angle of the plastic hanger I was going to use, stitched together the front and back, cut an opening across the front and finished it with bias tape, and left a little gap in the seam allowance at the top for the hanger to poke out (I machine-finished the raw edges there).
I love this fabric--it was a garage sale find ten years ago, a giant curtain and a matching long pillow which I use on the laundry room couch.
8 comments:
Anna, perhaps more than anything I love about your blog...you make all things beautiful.
Even laundry.
I, too, love that fabric.
I love your idea! I too, hate kicking around the delicates, lol.
You have a couch in your laundry room? Cool! I would nap as the washer & dryer lulled me to sleep. And I bet it gets nice and cozy-warm in there, too.
How clever!
Beautiful fabric.
Great idea, Anna. I've alway wanted to make a clothes pin holder like my mom's. I may have to make a lovely "delicate" bag to go with it.
Living in an old schoolhouse I'm sure some of your rooms are rather large - but a couch in the laundry room is a cozy sounding idea!
Blessings,
Lisa
Great idea, and great use of that fabric (especially since it matches the pillow on the nearby couch). Wow! A couch in the laundry room! What a luxurious thought!
Wonderful idea! Love the fabric. I enjoy my handmade clothespin bag everyday. You seem to enjoy using bias tape. It gives everyting such a completed look. You inspire me to use more b.t. I pick up notions at yard sales whenever I can. Lots of fun colors in the older items.
Could you get Giles to photograph your laundry room & share it with us? Very Cath Kidston, I bet.
Oh, I need one of those too! Beautiful and Practical!
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