So, by all means, this is not a super unique and original idea, but I think I put my own unique twist on it. pieces of fabric that are about 43″ wide and 56″ tall in coordinating colors (Fabric used in this tutorial – Scenic Route and Colbalt. These are no longer available online, but they are from Riley Blake Designs, which has the CUTEST fabric. The Oh Boy!or Harvest Friends Owlwith some polka dot cotton would be PERFECT for this project.) Here’s the tutorial — it really is pretty simple and should just take 1-3 hours (depending on how fast you are!) I think this would be a great birthday gift or even a baby shower gift. Good size to keep smaller toy items！ - Mini toy storage mat bag makes life easy when you take it with toys along for visiting family and friends，go to the beach，picnics or to viste grandparents. Please note that only about 5 pounds can be stored, but very practical functional！ High Quality: The toy storage basket and pull-out playmat are made of high quality felt and oxford fabric, durable, removable construction, the basket and playmat can be used separately to turn into a storage basket and organizer Bag, with handle and lid, easy to disassemble, move and assemble, also dustproof.

Say NO to electronic products！ - When you take your children out to dinner or trips, children may disturb your chat with friends or ask you to pass their time with electronic products! If you use mini toy storage bag to carry small toys around, children can quietly enjoy their toys and away from electronic products. Your playmat will be made from two pieces of fabric - a patterned piece and a plain water resistant piece, used as a lining. Do you have children, nephews, friends who love playing with cars? Why not create a DIY drawstring car play mat, perfect for storage of cars, plus play. I love how with the addition of a drawstring means the play mat pulls up into draw string bag. So easy to tidy away when the child has finished playing.Fold the fabric in half and sew down the long edge until you have a long tube. You don’t need to worry about the raw edge, as it will be covered in the end. Sew 1/4″ stitch around the circle, starting at the beginning of the part you left unpinned and stopping at the other end right before the gap.

long, 3″ wide strips of fabric(I would use a solid color.) You should have enough left over in scraps from cutting the fabric, but you might want to get a little extra just in case. After looking at the tutorial, I also discovered the name of this bag – a Swoop Bag. These are pretty pricey, so I was excited to see if I could make one for a fraction of the price. Stitch all around the circle, 3/8 inches in from the edge. Leave an opening of about 4 inches for turning the whole thing inside out.Decide on fabric choices for each building, tree, shape. Iron your sheet of glue onto the reverse. Cut out the right size in the fabric and then iron into place on the playmat. Use parchment paper to protect your iron. Clip into the seam allowance. Press. Turn right sides out and press, including turning in the edge of the turning gap. The size is plenty large for us, so the instructions below do have exact measurements. It’s about 40inches in diameter, but if you want it a different size, you should be able to easily adjust the instructions below. Start by measuring a circle in your fabric. Fold your fabric into quarters. Measure out in a quarter circle with tailors chalk. I added string to mine, holding it tight at the central point then drawing out and round. Once you have one circle use it as your template for the other circle. My circles are 50″across (25″ string).