Do you know the one thing you don’t get to see in people’s DIY projects? It’s the behind-the-scenes. I think a lot of people do not really talk about how many hours they spend working on a project neither do people aptly describe the number of times they made mistakes and still carried on with the project.
Do you know the kind of people I admire? It’s people who make straight videos of their DIY projects without cutting and joining them because I don’t think I have gotten to that point of embarking on a DIY project without making mistakes. Lol, I can’t count the number of times that I have ruined a design and had to start all over again.
The funny part is that sometimes you have a particular design in mind but whatever you’re creating begins to look like something else and you immediately abandon your initial design to stick with the current one😂 crazy huh? DIY projects aren’t for the faint-hearted.
Your patience would be tested and your creativity would be needed at different points.
The most rewarding part of it all is everything coming out well against all odds and people admiring and appreciating your work, in that moment nothing else matters.
So today I made one of the easiest bags that you can ever think of, below are the materials I used:
Foam sheet
Scissors
Rope
Gum
Perforator
Step 1:
You start by first folding your foam sheet into two.
Step 2:
You cut the folded part out, and this would be the exact size and length of your bag.
Step 3:
You proceed to bore some holes on one side of your bag, you can decide to use anything to bore the holes but using a perforator is preferable.
Step 4:
Cut a piece of rope to the desired length of your choice and start lacing the rope from the bottom to the top as this would serve as the strap of your bag.
Step 5:
After lacing one side, use a ruler to trace the exact points you bore holes on the other end. This is to ensure that on both sides of the bag, the holes are uniform.
Step 6:
After boring your holes on the left side of your bag pass the rope from top to bottom, unlike the right side where you had to pass it from bottom to top.
Step 7:
After lacing both sides of your bag the next step is to design your bag to your taste.
After Putting the finishing touches to your bag your bag is ready and good to go😃
What do you think about this easy-to-make bag of mine? Would you love to try something like this? I’d love to read what you all think in the comment section.
All images are mine except otherwise stated.
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