The bath toy bag is a tutorial from
http://www.makeit-loveit.com/2010/02/bath-toy-mesh-bag.html. It was alot of fun to make and I should have made it long ago....so useful. Instead of buying mesh fabric, I bought an already made mesh bag from Walmart for $1.98 and cut it in half. Before cutting it in half, I anchored the mesh by doing a zigzag stitch on either side of the cutting line.



Instead of using ribbon, I used Batik fabric scraps as they do not fray. I attached the scraps with a zigzag stitch. For the top edging, I first pinked the edges and then folded Batik scraps over the edge and did a zigzag stitch in the middle of the binding.

These two bags cost $1 each to make. The awesome, strong suction cups from Walmart were $3.98 a package of two.

One is for my bathroom and one is for the bathroom at my grandchildren's house. Thank you Ashley for the tutorial and great idea.
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