10 Basket Liner Tutorials & Patterns: {Sewing}

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Baskets are great for both organizing household items and hauling laundry, you can line them with fabric for easier cleaning and to dress up the baskets a bit for display. They are easy enough to sew using bright and cheery fabrics or make something a little more decorative with elegant pleats and ribbons. Here’s a collection of tutorials for making liners to fit both round, rectangular and square shaped baskets. Enjoy!

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Laundry Basket Liner: This charmer is made to fit a round basket and features a foldover top that’s held in place with a cord run through a top casing & grommets.

No Stitch: No sewing involved! Burlap is cut to fit the basket then top edges finished with jute ribbon.

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French Desk Set: This is made to fit a rectangular basket, features an opening on each side for handles and tied in place with ribbon (run through a casing).

Round: Fits a round basket with a carrying handle and is tied in place on both sides with fabric ties.

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Pleated Tutorial: Turn a plain piece of fabric into something fancy with this tutorial.

15-Minute Easy Project: This one’s nice & easy, features a foldover top and a contrasting fabric piece for the bottom (if you wish).

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Made With A Coffee Bag: Nice one for the kitchen, this is made with a coffee bag and trimmed with pretty fabric.

Crate Covers: Intended for plastic crates but can also be used for large square baskets. Free pdf tutorial download.

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Pocketed: This one’s made for a round bread basket, all you need is a bit of fabric, binding and some snaps.

For The Laundry Basket: Uses an old liner for the pattern pieces, has openings for handles and tied in place with ribbons.

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Also see this tutorial that shows you how to add an extra nice touch to a liner using a piece of carbon paper and a paint pen: aimee-weaver.blogspot.com.