Thissimple hanging toy storageis one extra way she can keep the space around her looking neat and tidy.
We used the same fabric to make aversatile kids apron.
Theyll be able to store their stuffies, books and other toys inside the pockets.
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The pattern has a 12 seam allowance for sewing.
Pre-wash and dry the cotton canvas prior to cutting and sewing.
Remove it promptly from the dryer to minimize wrinkles and creases.
Lay the printed papers out on a flat surface aligning the edges to form the pattern shape.
Next, tape the edges together without overlap, simply butt them up against each other as shown here.
Pin pattern in place and cut along the solid line, clipping the notches along the way.
Transfer the small circles on to the fabric using a pin and removable chalk.
The circles will mark your stop and start positions for sewing later.
Repeat this for the second large panel piece.
Pin pattern in place and cut along the solid line, clipping the notches along the way.
Repeat this 4 more times to make 5 pockets in total.
Start with preparing the pockets.
Fold the top edge over another 12 forming the hem allowance.
At the sewing machine, stitch the double folded hem in place with a single needle topstitch.
Repeat for all 5 pockets.
Position the pockets on to the right side of one large panel piece matching the notches along the sides.
Next, sew the sections of the pockets, removing the pins as you sew.
And lastly, stitch the bottom edge of the pocket with a single needle edgestitch.
Leave the bottom edge open.
Repeat with the other side.
Double turn the bottom hem with a 1 hem allowance and stitch in place.
Insert a large hanger threading the hook through the small opening at the very top.
Hang on your door and enjoy!
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DIY Hanging Toy Storage
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