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19 Mar

Canvas Easter Gift Bag Tutorial

 
DIY Canvas Easter Bags by U Create
 
I am ready for bright springy colors.  This winter has seemed to drag on forever. That being said, I decided to create some bright fun Easter Gift Bags.  
 
Supplies Needed:


 


Various colors of RIT Dye
White Mini Canvas Bags (6 pack at Hobby Lobby)
optional:
White Iron-on Heat Transfers
Silhouette Cameo Cutter
 
 
1. Fill the sink enough to submerge the bags completely under water.  Use HOT water!  
 
2.  Dump 3 capfuls of RIT dye into the sink and stir around with a wooden dowel or spoon.
 
3.  Drop the bags into the sink and make sure they are completely submerged.  The handles float a bit, but that is okay because they won’t dye anyway…they are polyester.
 
 
4.  When the bags at the color you like, take them out of the water and rinse them with cold water.
 
5.  Then wash them in soapy cold water and then rinse off the soap.  Rinse until the water run clear.
 


6.  Hang them to dry.  I hung them from my blinds in the kitchen, but my son came up with this “better way” using 2 wooden dowels, a rope, and some knots he learned in scouts.

7.  I let them dry completely and ironed the canvas part of the bag…don’t iron the handles; they melt!


8. Using my Silhouette Cutting Machine and the Janda Spring Doodles Font, I created some small heat transfer to doll the bags up a bit more.  One more reason EVERYONE should add a craft cutter to their craft supplies!

9. I filled the bags with crinkled paper and small treats; now they are ready for neighbors and friends.













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Comments

  1. Kellee the Caffeinated says

    March 19, 2014 at 3:50 PM

    Very Very Cute!!!

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  2. Bridgette Hatton says

    March 20, 2014 at 12:53 AM

    oh they are lovely I wished we had a holly Lobby in Australia . I am putting a cameo on my mothers day list 🙂

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  3. Amy {The Idea Room} says

    March 20, 2014 at 2:55 PM

    Super Cute!!

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  4. Renee Cheatham says

    March 20, 2014 at 4:23 PM

    I have an enamel coated sink instead of stainless, I think if I will dye something small, it will be in a large stockpot instead. These are super cute, I especially love the decals!
    Renee @ CreativeMamaMessyHouse

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  5. Linda says

    March 21, 2014 at 8:39 PM

    So cute! Thank you for sharing!

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