How to make DRAWSTRING BACKPACK from used clothes | sewing and upcycling DIY

Hey everyone! Today, I'll show you how to make your own drawstring backpack using upcycled clothes. I'll guide you through cutting the fabric, sewing the backpack together, and making a spot for the drawstring. This tutorial is easy to follow, great for beginners and experienced crafters alike.
Let's turn those old clothes into a cool, eco-friendly drawstring backpack that you'll want to carry everywhere! ♻️
#drawstringbag
#backpack
#upcyclingclothing
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Here are the measurements:
✅ Backpack: 12 x 15 inches (2 pcs)
✅ String: 60 inches (2 pcs)
These measurements are just guidelines. Feel free to adjust them to fit your style.
Making the T-SHIRT YARN / STRING:
✅ • How to weave POTHOLDER...
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Key Moments:
00:00 Intro
00:20 Cutting the Backpack Pattern
00:57 Setting Markers for the Drawstring Closure
01:47 Sewing the Drawstring Backpack
04:08 Inserting the Drawstring
05:30 Finished Drawstring Backpack
Thank you for watching! 😉

[@ThreadzandFadz]

Share your top 3 things that you would put in your drawstring backpack. :)

[@geraldianfadriquela8433]

I love the drawstring backpack design.

[@ThreadzandFadz]

Awesome. Thanks for watching the backpack sewing tutorial.

[@mardeanmalinao5929]

great job Ian!!!! Awesome mission!!! Upcycling!!!! More contents pls!!!!❤🎉 lets go!!!!

[@ThreadzandFadz]

Yes ya, every week ko ga post ug new upcycling project. Thanks sa support, kuya Dean. Lovelots! ❤

[@turtletravels2641]

This drawstring backpack tutorial is easy to follow even for beginners. Thank you! ❤️

[@ThreadzandFadz]

Glad it was helpful! Enjoy sewing your drawstring backpack. :)

[@JebelleFadriquela]

so now im enticed to start upcycling! thanks heaps!

[@ThreadzandFadz]

Go for it! Thanks for watching the backpack tutorial.