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Teena
From: michaeljdeib...@gmail.com michaeljdeib...@gmail.com
To: Historical Costume h-cost...@indra.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2011 7:18 PM
Subject: [h-cost] Organizing Hanging Bag System?
As always seems to happen, my sewing area
A friend puts all her projects in large zip-closure plastic bags. Hefty
makes a 2.5 gal one, although there is no way to easily hang one without
making a hole in the bag. Ziploc makes what they call Big Bags in three
sizes, all of which have handles which could be used to hang the bag. The
Michael,
Your best bet would be to sew for it. Buy clear tablecloth plastic,
make up your bags with tops in the shape of the hangers you plan to
use, and bind the seams with cotton twill. Use an overlapped vertical
opening, with perhaps some stitch-down area at the bottom so loose
things
: Tue, Nov 15, 2011 2:20 pm
Subject: [h-cost] Organizing Hanging Bag System?
As always seems to happen, my sewing area and supplies have exploded and then
forced back into various places thus scattering pieces and supplies for various
projects. I'm looking for a sturdy, clear bag that I can hang
May I suggest clear book bags already with a handle. Doing a search using the
terms library book bags clear hanger I found a few different companies with
bags that may work for what you need.
I know when I get the funds for them, that is my plan.
Kimiko
A Gentlewoman's Accounts
As always seems to happen, my sewing area and supplies have exploded and then
forced back into various places thus scattering pieces and supplies for
various projects. I'm looking for a sturdy, clear bag that I can hang on a
hanger, thereby allowing me to put all supplies, notions, and
