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How Do You Make Decorative Loop & Ball Closure For Fabric Bags?

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How Do You Make Decorative Loop & Ball Closure For Fabric Bags?

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With a bit of fabric, you can create fun purse totes, gift bags or treasure keepers. These wee bags are easy to make, and by adding a decorative loop and ball closure to your fabric bags, you can secure and prevent your valuables from falling out. A loop is attached to one side of the bag opening and a ball to the other side. To close the bag, simply slide the loop over the ball. The loop and ball closure will turn an ordinary tote into a special accessory. Measure and cut two rectangles, 8 inches wide by 12 inches long, from your outer fabric. Measure and cut two rectangles, 8 inches wide by 12 inches long, from your lining fabric. Measure and cut two strips for the bag handles, 2 1/2 inches wide by 12 inches long, from the outer fabric. Place the two outer fabric rectangles together with the right sides facing and pin. Sew both 12-inch edges and an 8-inch edge for the bag bottom, using a 1/4-inch seam allowance. Repeat for the lining pieces, leaving a 3-inch opening on the bottom for

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