A bag packed with memories - making a bag by repurposing old kids clothes with full of memories
Thank you for watching! Please support this channel by watching, liking, subscribing! You can also support this channel by becoming a member on my Patreon and receive some Sashiko patterns! My Patreon / thegreenwrapper The idea of connecting scrap fabrics into a long strip was inspired by Yumi Hayakawa in this video (in English!) Handmade Green Living - Zero Waste Life @NHKWORLDJAPAN • Handmade Green Living - Zero Waste Life ハギレをつないで帯状にして再利用するというアイディアは日本では昔からあるかもしれませんが、私は早川ユミさんを参考にしました。 Some of the felt food toys are from a book called: (the book is no longer printed) 「２０c mのフェルトで作る かわいい野菜とフルーツがいっぱい」前田智美著（日本ヴォーグ社）2008年 （フェルトの食べ物の一部はこの本を見て作ったものですが、全く同じ本は絶版のようです） 00:00 Introduction 01:14 making a thimble 02:52 a bag to store memories 04:14 dealing with odd shaped materials 11:14 constructing a bag 15:04 the result
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