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Glad it was fun Tracey! We are supplying morsbags for 4 outdoor festivals this summer.:-)
Brilliant news Tracy! Glad that all Pol’s negotiations with Waitrose is paying off! 🙂
Krisaby, I have put in an order for a bell!! Hi Lesley, so pleased you have caught the morsbagging bug! Have you registered a pod or will you be a member of Bude Baggers? Its just we like to keep a tally of morsbags that have been made. 🙂
Here are the pics to go with Cath’s post. Loving the ‘make a mark sheet’!
Here are the photos!
The parents send in all the material for the bags
We have a lady in our pod who is librarian at Leicester Grammar School. She has made morsbags for all the children when they start which may be as young as 3. The children call her Mrs Jean. Here are some pupils with their morsbags
and one of their displays in the library
Sorry! Thats better!
Or is it just me that has 2 big black squares? I think my Flash is out of date!
Was it one of the animal bags Krisaby?
Aargh!! Why has that happened!!
I do show other people how to make morsbags using postcards (postcards are almost 6 inches so dividing the width of the bag into 3) but do it by eye myself. If you look at the 2 youtube videos you can see the two ways in action. It is worth watching the first one to the end to see who gets the bag and the special spectator in the second!
Hi Tarragon, well you are right, it isn’t prescriptive although making the seams too big will make the bag smaller. somewhere around half an inch maybe. I am rubbish at seam allowances tho’! I just sew a line!
Re positioning the handles I think it was intended to do by eye and the important thing is they are strongly secured either by doing a box with a cross inside, or reversing backwards and forwards, or sewing 3 lines of stitch.
I don’t know if a bottom fold makes it stronger but it is easier to line up because the fold stops the back and front moving around quite so much but its horses for courses.
Handles end up about an inch and a quarter. Thats quite comfy to hold I would say. Happy Bagging! 🙂
Thank you Scallybags! 🙂
Fantastic! and thank you Beattie for compiling the information for us. It is very interesting. My favourite pod name is Tortoise but they all make me wonder where the names come from!
