Start by splashing 22 pockets in extremely lathery water and wash. Ensure the water gets into each pocket and wash completely. Smooth each pocket, squeezing however much water out as could reasonably be expected through the straw opening. The unmistakable Kool-aid pocket backs make it simple to see and get all of the water out of the pockets. Let the pockets air dry for the time being or in any event, for a couple of days.
You are currently prepared to begin sewing. This satchel will be sewn consistently on the right side (printed side). Absolutely never is it important to turn the handbag back to front. The crisscross line (width 4 and length 3) is suggested yet assuming you know about utilizing a twofold needle, straight line (length 4 5), this works comparably well and really looks neater and more expert. If it’s not too much trouble, utilize mercerized cotton string in the shading that you want.
Steps to make
Step 1 – Begin sewing the front of the satchel by covering the sides of two pockets together with regards to ¼ of an inch and sewing from start to finish. Add another pocket and this is the primary line of the front of the satchel.
Step 2 – Repeat Step 1 and sew the two lines together, one on the other. This is the front of the tote. Rehash steps 1 and 2 for the rear of the tote.
Step 3 – Sew the side pockets. Sew two pockets, one on the other, and rehash for the opposite side.
Step 4 – Add the side pockets to the front of the handbag yet don’t cover the pockets. Append one side to one finish of the front of the satchel sewing incorrectly sides together starting at the top and sewing to the base leaving an ¼ inch opening at the lower part of each side crease. This will take into account simple position and sewing from the base to the highest point of the handbag. Join the opposite side pocket in a similar way. Then, at that point, sew the rear of the satchel to the two sides in a similar way. This finishes the front, back, and sides.
Step 5 – For the lower part of the satchel, take two pockets and cross over to fit the top and sides of the tote and sew them together (around a 1/4 to 1/2 inch). Join the base pockets at the far edges so the words Kool-Aid will confront the sides of the sacks. To sew the lower part of the satchel, don’t turn the handbag back to the front. Assuming you are utilizing a twofold needle, kindly change to a solitary needle. Take the lower part of the handbag and position it under the highest point of the satchel. Beginning at one side, at the ¼ inch crease opening, join the top and the lower part of the satchel (wrongs sides together) and topstitch utilizing about ¼ of an inch crease. Stop when you get to the corner. Eliminate the handbag from under the presser foot and turn the tote and sew until you get to the following corner. Do this until you have joined the top and lower parts of the satchel. Glimpse inside to guarantee that you have sewn close enough into the corners so that there are no holes.
Step 6 – You are currently prepared to make the handles. Three pockets are expected to make each tote handle. Take three pockets and consolidate them longwise. Then, at that point, crease over longwise multiple times and topstitch on the two sides of the handle. Rehash this cycle to finish the other handle. To join the handles to the satchel, make a U shape with the handles and join each end with 2 creeps from each side crease to the front of the tote. Rehash this cycle for the rear of the handbag. Topstitch again where you sewed the handles to get. Adding one extra pocket to each deal makes an incredible shoulder handbag.
Step 7 – Add a Velcro conclusion to the highest point of the sack whenever wanted.
You can likewise utilize Kool-Aid Jammer pockets with bought examples to make rucksacks, lunch totes, wallets, and so forth All it requires is making your pocket texture sufficiently huge to oblige the example pieces.
TIP # 1 Use different shading pockets in an interwoven unique blanket example
TIP #2 – When cutting example pieces from the pockets, the aluminum can be sharp. Sew all creases right sides together.
TIP # 3 – Tape off any crude and uncovered edges.
These pockets are entirely tough and you will partake in your exceptionally sharp, stylish, and adaptable Kool-Aid Jammers tote for a really long time in the future. Be prepared for praises and questions, as this satchel is a genuine ice breaker!
Frequently Asked Questions
How long should I steep the Kool-Aid bag?
The steeping time will depend on how strong you like your Kool-Aid. Generally, it’s recommended to steep for 5-10 minutes.
Can I use a different type of bag instead of a sandwich bag?
You can use any type of small, sealable plastic bag, such as a zipper-lock bag or a small plastic container with a lid.
Can I make a sugar-free version of Kool-Aid?
Yes, you can use sugar-free Kool-Aid packets or omit the sugar entirely.
Can I make a larger batch of Kool-Aid?
Yes, you can make a larger batch by multiplying the ingredients by the number of bags you want to make.
Can I use hot water to make Kool-Aid?
No, it’s not recommended to use hot water as it can cause the plastic bag to melt or burst. Use cold or room-temperature water instead.
How long will the Kool-Aid last?
The homemade Kool-Aid will last for a few days in the refrigerator, but it’s best to consume it immediately for the best taste.
Conclusion
In conclusion, making a Kool-Aid bag is a quick and easy way to enjoy homemade Kool-Aid. All you need is a small plastic sandwich bag, a packet of Kool-Aid powder, sugar (optional), and water. Simply mix the ingredients together in the bag, steep in the water for 5-10 minutes, and enjoy. You can also make a sugar-free version or a larger batch by multiplying the ingredients. Remember to use cold or room-temperature water to prevent the bag from melting or bursting. This is a fun and easy way to enjoy a cool and refreshing drink.
