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 won't fall out. (Imagine the shape of a short garment bag
here). They'd last longer, be heavier, and be specific to the size/
shape you want. And they're awfully quick to whomp out on your machine.
== Marjorie Wilser
=:=:=:Three Toad Press:=:=:=
"Learn to laugh at yourself and you will never lack for amusement." --MW
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On Nov 15, 2011, at 11:18 AM, michaeljdeib...@gmail.com wrote:
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 trims inside and have one bag per
project. That way I can sort what I have and see at a glance what I
have/still need for that project. I'm sure something like what I
want exists but cant seem to find it. Also wondering what everyone
uses if it's a better method. As always, I'm looking for economical
as well. Any ideas/suggestions?
Note: Unless they're small pieces or already cut, I keep fabric on
bolts or cardboard so that wouldn't be put in said bags.
Michael Deibert
OAS AAS LLS
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