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I mostly followed a combo of this tutorial from vlijtig, and this tutorial from Pink Penguin (they are really similar). However, all the fabric basket tutorials I found online were much too small for how I wanted to use them, so I made mine way bigger than these two tutorials. Just case you want to make yourself a basket big enough to hold more than two things, I will share my dimensions with you so you don't have to do the math too:
- Top outside fabric: cut two 18x5 inches
- Bottom outside fabric: cut one 18x16 inches
- (After I sewed these together, I laid them on batting and cut out a piece the same size. This is especially important in a basket this big because otherwise it will flop over and not hold its shape.)
- Lining: 18x25 inches
- Straps.... hmm didn't really measure these but probably something like 3.5x6 inches
- (One last note: when you do the box corners, I measured 7 inches across the bag and marked, then sewed it)
This looks so cute! I want you to come and re-design my house. When will you be in Denver next ;)
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