I saw bags like this at a little Amish store here in Ohio. Of course they were a lot plainer than this one. The Amish don't really go for
bling. Not even when it is a country chicken waiting for the corn to cook. But I like chickens. A lot.
You use these bags to cook corn or potatoes in your microwave. And you can also heat tortillas in them. They are a simple envelope bag with a sewn in flap. There in a muslin lining, cotton batting and a pretty all cotton fabric on the outside. Each fabric is cut at 22x10 that is folded into an envelope and sewn with 1/4 seams. Easy.
I machined embroidered this funky chicken 6 inches up from one end before sewing.
And included the instruction card I printed up into the flap. These bags steam the food and keep it from drying out and getting
crunchy. Fluffy potatoes and moist corn.
Num. Diana
You use these bags to cook corn or potatoes in your microwave. And you can also heat tortillas in them. They are a simple envelope bag with a sewn in flap. There in a muslin lining, cotton batting and a pretty all cotton fabric on the outside. Each fabric is cut at 22x10 that is folded into an envelope and sewn with 1/4 seams. Easy.
I machined embroidered this funky chicken 6 inches up from one end before sewing.
And included the instruction card I printed up into the flap. These bags steam the food and keep it from drying out and getting crunchy. Fluffy potatoes and moist corn. Num. Diana
I love your project! I saw it on Sew Cute Tuesday!
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