How to make a wet bag

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Learn how to sew a wet swimsuit bag with this fun tutorial! It is lined with a layer of PUL, a waterproof fabric that is super easy to work with. Made in a fun summer print, this wet swimsuit bag makes the perfect pool accessory! #swimsuitbag #summersewingproject

This tutorial from Mabe with Love is a simple no measurements needed sewing project that will enable you to create a wet bag to hold both clean and dirty mama cloth. Wet/dry bags are nice when you are on the go because you have one convenient place to store both your used and unused menstrual …

I like wetbags because you can use them for more than just cloth diapering. Take them to the pool for wet clothing and towels. Maybe you have a little one who is potty training. This would be a …

Learn how to make this DIY Wet Swimsuit Bag to use all summer long! Turn your favorite fabric into waterproof fabric using an amazing application.

Learn how to make this DIY Wet Swimsuit Bag to use all summer long! Turn your favorite fabric into waterproof fabric using an amazing application.

How to make wet bags easily and quickly. These make great baby shower gifts and are a must have for parents! I LOVE (affiliate link) wet bags. If you aren't familiar, wet bags are a

Sew Can Do: Tutorial Time: The Best DIY No-Leak Wet Bag

Learn how to make a wet bag for your kitchen. This wet bag is easy to make because it doesn't have a zipper and it can be hung by two straps.

by Christina Dennis I’ve always thought that wet bags were only handy for cloth diapering mommies (which they are), but now I’ve gained an entirely new appreciation for them! They’re a great addition to Baby’s diaper bag. I put food, dirty clothes, wet clothes, spoons, bibs…. you name it – in my wet bag. Here’s...