pail liner?

[mkmb129]

any of you know of a tutorial for a pail liner? Or any tips or tricks? I can just wing it, but I'd like to know what others do/have done so I don't mess it up. TIA

[ReneeC]

I don't know of a tut for a pail liner (or a wetbag, either for that matter!) *Does* anyone know of one?

To make mine I just did a big rectangle that was a bit taller than my pail so that I could make a drawstring casing and have a bit to tuck over the top to keep it in the pail. It was pretty simple

[Mel L]

If you have foe, you can use it instead of the drawstring to make it even easier.

[kbstanley3]

^^^Hey, that's a good idea!!! But alas, I'm a cheapo and just use old pillowcases. Simple, efficient, and cheap, lol.

[dis]

Originally Posted by ReneeC

I don't know of a tut for a pail liner (or a wetbag, either for that matter!) *Does* anyone know of one?

There's the tutorial on Craftster for making a lined, zippered bag. If you use waterproof material for the inner, you've got a wetbag. Plus you could easily add a loop or something so it could hung up on the back of a door or on the wall. This tutorial.

Haven't come across any tutorials specifically for pail liners, though.

[ReneeC]

Originally Posted by dis

There's the tutorial on Craftster for making a lined, zippered bag. If you use waterproof material for the inner, you've got a wetbag. Plus you could easily add a loop or something so it could hung up on the back of a door or on the wall. This tutorial.

Haven't come across any tutorials specifically for pail liners, though.

I've seen that tut...it is the same process you'd use for making a wetbag. I'll add that one to the sticky, but I'm still on the lookout for a "real" wetbag or pail liner tut! Maybe I should just do one myself

[mkmb129]

Thanks, ladies. I'll just wing it I guess