Fold the outer fabric in half, right sides together, and sew along the side seam. Turn it right side out.
Step 5: Cut Fabric for Bottom Pieces
Trace a circle slightly larger than the circumference of your outer cylinder onto both your outer and lining fabrics. Cut out these circular bottom pieces.
Step 6: Sew Pieces Together
Attach the bottom circular piece to the outer cylinder and lining separately, ensuring they are inside out during sewing.
Step 7: Add the Eyelet
Cut a small hole in the outer shell and hammer in a large eyelet, roughly 1.5″ down from the top of the bag.
Step 8: Add the Cord
Sew a loop for the cord on the lining, opposite the eyelet. Thread the cord through the loop twice, then through the eyelet, ensuring it cinches evenly.
Step 9: Finish Top Edge
Fold and sew the top edge of the bag. If using binding, sew a strip of fabric or nylon ribbon around the edge for a clean finish.
Step 10: Add Cord Stop, and Finished!
Thread the loose cord ends through the cord stop and tie them securely. Your chalk bag with integrated pockets is ready for your climbing adventures!
With these steps, you can create a customized chalk bag that meets your climbing needs while giving new life to old fabrics. Enjoy your crafting and happy climbing!
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