I started by cutting 4 rectangles 10" X 11", and cut a scoop along the short side of one pair
I stitched each rectangle to a scooped rectangle, (leaving a gap in the base of one pair)
I turned one right side out and put that inside its twin, and arranged a 36" web strap, and stitched around the top
I snipped the curved edge
And turned it through the opening inside
And then took a rubbish photo!!!!!
Not sure husband's photo is much better, but here it is
Hope Bea likes it
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Oh the joy of a few hours to sew! Well done :-)
ReplyDeleteThat's cute. I need to do something like this. I've always kept my pegs on the line, but since we've moved to a very hot, sunny area, the pegs detriorate so quickly in the sun and seem to be constantly breaking.
ReplyDeletevery useful might make one myself as I have one one coat hanger that I hang from my waistband but it tends to fall off
ReplyDeleteMy peg bag has definitely seen better days Benta, perhaps I should be following your lead :)
ReplyDeleteGreat peg bag! I need a new peg bag, mine (one I made earlier) is fraying at the top! I had been scouring Pinterest for something "just me" for some time! Your bag is just what I need ..... now to find those few hours! Thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteBarbara xx
This is a clever idea. I love the way your church ladies put in requests :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!
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