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12 Days of Cuddle® Day 8: Reusable Cuddle® Wine Bottle Gift Bag

12 Days of Cuddle® Day 8: Reusable Cuddle® Wine Bottle Gift Bag

 Written by Cuddle® Ambassador Patricia McCartney

Reusable Gift Bag

The holidays are here, and what better way to spread joy (and wine!) than with a thoughtful, handmade gift? Welcome to Day 8 of our 12 Days of Cuddle® series—the perfect time to get creative with soft, cozy fabrics. Today, we’re showing you how to make a reusable wine bag using Cuddle® minky. Whether you’re dressing up a bottle of your favorite vintage for a friend or adding a festive touch to your table, this simple and stylish DIY project is packed with love and creativity. Grab your Cuddle® fabric, and let’s get started on crafting something truly special! 

Supplies Needed

  1. Walking foot for your sewing machine
  2. 90/14r stretch needles
  3. Polyester thread to match your fabric
  4. Flat head straight pins
  5. Stiletto (ByAnnie Stilettos are a great choice) 
  6. Felt tip marker
  7. Binding clips

Fabric Needed

  1. 20” x 13” piece Outside fabric - Shannon C3 or digital print
  2. Fat quarter Inside fabric – cotton fabric that coordinates
  3. 3” x 14” Cuff – Shannon Luxe Cuddle
  4. 18” x 13” Stiff interfacing – Pellon or Timtex

Some of the Fabrics Used Here: 

  • Snow Frost Digital Cuddle® Jeans
  • Stripe Digital Cuddle® Red/Green
  • Dot Digital Cuddle® Christmas

Cutting Instructions

Outside fabric (Make sure the nap in running the correct way)

  1. 2 – 13” x 8” pieces (13” is the height of the bag)
  2. 2 – 2” x 13” pieces for handles

Inside Fabric

  1. 2 – 13” x 8” Inside of the bag
  2. 2 – 13” x 1.5” pieces for handles

Cuff Fabric

  1. 1 - 3” x 13.5” (Make sure the Nap is running correct way)

Stiff Interfacing

  1. 2 – 8” x 13” Body of the bag
  2. 2 - 1” x 13” handles

Assembly Instructions

  1. Attach outside fabric to the 2 pieces of interfacing either by fusing or sewing around the
  2. Sew down both sides and across the bottom of the bag with ½” seam allowance.
  3. With the bag flat mark 1.5” square at the bottom of the bag. Cut the squares out.

12 days marking bottom

  1. To make the box bottom of the bag, you will align the side seam and bottom seam, then sew with a ¼” seam allowance. The clips work great to hold in place. Turn the bag right sides out.

12 days sewing bottom

5. The handles are made but centering the interface piece to the outside fabric. Fold the outside fabric around and sew in place. With the inside fabric, iron the edges to the center and sewing it to the back side of the handles.

12 days finished handles

6. The next step is to make the inside of the bag. I ironed the top edge (8” side) down about ½”. Sew the side seams and bottom with 1/2” seam. Mark the 1.5” square like on the main bag and cut and sew. This will give you the boxed bottom for the inside also.

7. Place the inside of the bag into the main bag and line up seams on the sides and alone the top. Pin or clip to hold in place. (You might want to press the side so that it looks more like a box.

8. Take the handles and place to line up with the outside of the front and back of the bag. Make sure the outside fabric is facing front. Clip or Pin in place.

9. Sew around the top of the bag.

10. To add the Luxe cuff, I sewed the ends together to make a circle. Line up the edge of the cuff fabric to the top of the bag. Clip or pin in place and sew around the edge. You might want to use a zigzag stitch.

11. Fluff the luxe cuddle fabric. TA DA! you are finished.

12days bag finished

12 Days of Cuddle®

 

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