One of my early Soap Tote designs was a boxy shape. I have decided to revisit that design, and I'm nearing completion of that task. I used the tips in this tutorial to get the box corners instead of sewing a bunch of pieces together like I did before.
Monday, July 2, 2012
Hanging Soap Box design
I have been thinking lately about how to make soap totes for thicker soap bars and shampoo bars. This because I have been thinking that perhaps the soap tote needs to be sold along with a shampoo bar, making the combination a slam dunk for gift giving and travel. And shampoo bars are made thicker in their shapes, I am observing. I'm even looking into shampoo bar recipes to make and sell along with the soap tote.
One of my early Soap Tote designs was a boxy shape. I have decided to revisit that design, and I'm nearing completion of that task. I used the tips in this tutorial to get the box corners instead of sewing a bunch of pieces together like I did before.
It will feature a boxy shape for both the upper part of the bag and for the drying mesh. As you can see in the photo, the mesh bag is held in an open position, which makes it easier to drop the soap into after use. I'm happy with the proportions and I'm ready to start producing these for sale.
One of my early Soap Tote designs was a boxy shape. I have decided to revisit that design, and I'm nearing completion of that task. I used the tips in this tutorial to get the box corners instead of sewing a bunch of pieces together like I did before.
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