With your needle, cut one of the side seams. I chose to sew this back-to-back, using my stitch marker. Use your stitch marker to determine the line that runs from one side of one of the seam to the other. Do this with a ½ inch of scrap (or yarn needle) because that is what I have, and I didn’t want to lose a stitch. You want to make a V shape (or 1.5 inches square with scrap). Then sew your seam at one end of the fabric into the other. Using one of your scraps as shown above, pull both of the edges together.

Make sure your scrap looks as if it has been pulled through the middle.

I like to start each stitch by adding my scrap, to create some space. Then add your next stitch, but this time, keep the scrap a little wider than you think you’ll need. Cont바카라inue to work in a V shape to the back of the corner of the bag, in the other corner, or you can do both sides. I tend to like to do the corners the same way I’m starting with.