Easy Fabric Bottle Bags

On Monday I showed you some ideas for creating Easter baskets for the whole family, including mini champagne bottles wrapped up in these fabric bags. You guys know I don’t like to fuss a lot over diy crafts, so this bag couldn’t be easier to make! I used scrap fabric in pretty Spring/Easter colors, along with ribbon on hand so there was no added expense either. When you’re done, check out 3 more fresh ideas for Easter from some fellow bloggers {find links at the bottom}.

Here’s the simple step by step process…

I used the mini bottle as my guide and cut the fabric so there was enough on each side for a “seam” and enough length to fold up and over the entire bottle.
Use pinking shears so you don’t have to sew, and no worries about raveling.
Make sure your fabric is ironed and wrinkle free.

The “secret” to this no-sew project is to use a glue gun. Add a line of hot glue near the edge of the fabric, from the top to the middle.

Fold the fabric in half lengthwise to create a seam, and let cool for a few minutes. I found it was easier to hot glue 1 side at a time instead of both sides.

Once your bag is set, insert the bottle and tie a color coordinated ribbon around the top to secure.
Place these in your “mom & dad” Easter basket or any gift basket for year-round giving.

“HOP” on over to these 3 blogs to see more Adorable Easter Ideas from our friends…

Bird’s Party – learn how Bird made this adorable Easter Egg Bouquet
The Celebration Shoppe – download Kim’s Free Easter Bunny Printables and learn how she made these S’more Cake Pops.
The Cake Blog – Carrie shows you how to ice the perfect Speckled Easter Egg Cake!