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Grocery Sack Holder: Material
Grocery Sack Holder: Wash, Dry & Iron Material
Grocery Sack Holder: Supplies
Grocery Sack Holder: Cut Out 2 Rectangles
Grocery Sack Holder: Pin Pieces
Grocery Sack Holder: Sew Edges
Grocery Sack Holder: Reverse & Iron
Grocery Sack Holder: Sew Edges Again
Grocery Sack Holder: Fold Down Top & Iron
Grocery Sack Holder: Stitch Top in Place
Grocery Sack Holder: Fold Up, Pin & Iron Bottom
Grocery Sack Holder: Stitch Bottom in Place
Grocery Sack Holder: Put Ribbon Through Top
Grocery Sack Holder: Put Elastic Through Bottom
Grocery Sack Holder: Fold in Half, Fold Closed
Summary: You want to make sure you sew close enough to the edge and always back stitch it so it doesn't come right back out. Learn how to make a grocery sack holder in this free sewing video.
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"Okay, now that we have it all ironed, we are ready to sew the edges. I am going to start, where I reversed it, that hole right there, I am going to start there. So I make sure that gets closed good. You want to make sure you sew close enough to the edge and always back stitch it so it doesn't come right back out. So you want to stay close to the edge but make sure you are getting both pieces of the fabric through. And when you get back to the beginning, just go ahead and back stitch it again to lock it in place. And it should look something like that."
eHow Article: Grocery Sack Holder: Sew Edges Again
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