5 Minute Bread Bag
Make a simple bag to keep bread in or to use as a gift bag with this easy beginner sewing project. The 5 minute bread bag really does take only 5 minutes! Whether you use this bag for a special family meal, a party, or just to keep your counter looking neat and tidy, you'll surely thank yourself for making it. Working to your advantage, you won't be tempted by catching a glimpse of that delicious cinnamon bread at midnight. Instead, your eyes will set on a gorgeous DIY project that you made yourself.
Project TypeMake a Project
Time to CompleteUnder an hour
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Country MouseCity Mouse
Feb 07, 2017
I love the tea towel fabric being used for this project, but if you have large cotton scrap fabric..that would work as well. Make sure you wash the fabric to get any sizing off as well as dye. You could also buy organic fabric which can be used for food items. I love gift bags..they are more fun to give and are reuseable.
Weberme
Jan 25, 2017
Wow. This is going to be on my gift giving list for sure. I love breads and what a great idea to make some fresh or go to a bakery and put it in this bread bag to give as a gift. What a great idea. Such a fast and simple tutorial and I love that you can use towels to make it too if you do not have fabric on hand. Why not make a few and keep them for that last minute gifts or t carry to a dinner at a friend or families house and if you want to be extra nice leave them the bag.
shilohdana
Dec 22, 2016
This is a super pattern for a really nice hostess gift. You could bring a loaf of fresh baked bread or a really good baguette from a bakery, tuck it in the bag you made and give it to your friend! This bag could be made quickly with scraps you have on hand, just add bread!
mlibrarian 7519497
Jan 22, 2014
Been having problems with blogspot sites so went from Safari to Firefox and that's working. The bread bag pattern looks like something I would want to make. Thanks for all your patterns.
mom12x
Jun 26, 2012
Getting a message saying I am not invited to view this blog. I would really love to read it, though!
spiralhill
Nov 14, 2010
This is such a wonderful idea! Too bad the link is 'broken.' Blogger page was not found. Is there another location for the instructions?
editorKS
Jan 26, 2012
@Vivian B, the link appears to be working fine on our end. We have noticed lately that several users are experiencing difficulty accessing patterns from Blogspot sites; there seems to be an issue with Internet Explorer. We recommend downloading an alternate Web browsing software such as Firefox or Google Chrome, which are generally more effective. For example, I am using Firefox and am able to access the pattern successfully. I hope this helps!
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