Hanging Half-Buckets
PDF Pattern £5.00
We all need more storage, but where to put it? These little storage containers hang from loops. You can make an individual one, and hang it using removable sticky hooks, or make all three, and button them together.
The pattern includes three sizes, and is marked to help you sew a neat curved base.
Finished size at base: 4 ½” w x 2 ¼”d
Size A: 6 ¾” w x 6” h x 3 ½” d
Size B: 6 ¼” w x 4 ½” h x 3” d
Size C: 5 ½” w x 3” h x 2 ¾” d
Total height: 17”
INCLUDED:
* List of all materials and quantities needed to complete the project
* Instructions on how to cut and prepare the fabrics
* Step by step instructions including photographs of each step
* Pattern ready for printing
This is a downloadable PDF pattern sent to your email, not a physical product.
You will need: (width x length)
If making all three sizes in one fabric:
Quilting weight cotton: one fat quarter for the outer and one fat quarter for the lining.
Batting or fusible fleece: 20” x 15”
Decovil Light: 20” x 15”
Fusible Interfacing: 30” x 40”
4 buttons
Bag grid or stiff board: 2 pieces 4 ½” x 1”, and 1 piece 4” x 1”
For each individual size, you will need:
Size A takes 20” x 9” of fabric, plus 20” x 7” each of lining, Decovil Light, and batting, and 20” x 12” of fusible interfacing
Size B takes 20” x 10” of fabric, plus 20” x 8” each of lining, Decovil Light, and batting, and 20” x 14” of fusible interfacing
Size C takes 20” x 10” of fabric, plus 20” x 10” each of lining, Decovil Light, and batting, and 20” x 18” of fusible interfacing
You will also need: a fabric marker, fabric glue (if using batting)
Optional extras: ¼” machine foot, open-toed machine foot, pinking shears, dressmaker’s carbon paper
Photographs by Hazel A Patterns