Summary: Learn how to make the pocket pattern for cloth grocery bags with expert crafting tips from an expert clothes designer in this green living and recycling video clip.
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"Hi, I'm Candi Cane Canncel with Expert Village. So we cut apart our grocery bag to create our pattern pieces but before we go ahead and cut out our pieces from our fabric I'm going to show you how to make a pocket pattern. Now we're going to be needing two pockets one is for the interior that you can use for either keep your keys in or you can also use it to put one of those cold packs in if you want to keep your groceries cold. Then we're going to have one on the outside that we're actually going to have a zipper installed in. So I'm going to take the extra piece of the back pieces cause we don't need that one and I'm just going to measure out a fairly large pocket. You want something that's about 7" wide and about 5" long so just go ahead and measure out 7" and draw a line, then you'll go up 7". We'll actually draw seam allowance to this so if you want to go up 4 1/2" that can be your seam allowance. "
eHow Article: Pocket Pattern for Cloth Grocery Bag
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