Wet bags

Since I'm going back to work in three weeks (sob!) with Anneke in tow (phew!), I decided to make some wet bags for the cloth diapers, bibs, and other wet items that will need to come home each day. My dear friend D made me one as a baby gift, and it inspired me to make some more so I'll have plenty!

This one is the largest, measuring about 8"x13", with a zipper. Boy, was that tricky. It felt like I spent more time picking seams out than putting seams in. Difficulties were only due to my own impulse to get it done fast, so I'm sure anyone else attempting this would have no problem. I mostly used The Polka-Dot Umbrella tutorial without the strap. Outer fabric was (again) gifted by co-workers as wrapping paper. The lining is white PUL waterproof fabric from JoAnns.

Then, a slightly smaller flat version, measuring about 8.5"x10" with a velcro closure.

Outer fabrics are scraps of Heather Ross Mendocino leftover from the never-ending quilt project. The lining is the same PUL waterproof fabric from JoAnns.

No tutorial used for this one, except perhaps my previous experience making velcro snack bags.