Knotted Pouch Pattern and Tutorial
Reusable Cloth Gift Wrapping
The knotted pouch, sometimes referred to as an origami pouch, is a reusable alternative for wrapping gifts this holiday. Afterwards, it can be used for storing homemade bread and cookies, purchasing bulk groceries, holding yarn, and packing a picnic.
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Materials
- 5 oz linen or cotton
- ThreadFree
- Printable Pattern
Print layout diagram: Use 8.5" x 11" and check 1" scale marker
Tools
- Sewing Machine
- Serger (alternative: zigzag stitch)
- Chalk
- Sewing gauge
- Scissors
Prep
Prepare your fabric by washing (with a vinegar rinse!) and drying. Iron.Place your pattern on top of the fabric, chalk the lines and marks, and cut.
Step 1
Double fold short vertical ends. Press under. You do this by first pressing under 1 cm (3/8") and then pressing under another 1 cm (3/8"). This is the underside.
Step 2
Here is a diagram for instructional purposes. We basically have three squares next to each other making a long rectangle.
With fabric right side up, fold 1 on top of 2 exposing your the double fold on the left.Sew over 1/2. Serge 1/2 and 3.
Step 3
With fabric right side up, move 4 out of the way and fold 6 on top of 5.Sew through 5/6. Serge 5/6 and 4, straightening fabric as you go. Here's some wonky pictures to illustrate:
Step 4
Turn bag right side out. Turn under serged edges 1 cm (3/8") and press.Tuck serge tail under at the corners.
Sew around the pouch; back stitch slightly at corner and the "V" to secure.
Fill with goodies.
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