Newsletter Sign up for our newsletter and save 15% on your first order!FIND MORE PRODUCTS LIKE THISVehiclesWheels and tires for LEGO® models on the go!Drawstring LegoLego SackSack TutorialTutorial ToniGuest TutorialPerfect TutorialPlaymat TutorialTutorial LegoBoys TutorialForwardDrawstring lego sack! I did this about 23 years ago...works for Barbie Dolls, Blocks, and all things that are little and get lost. My two girls always picked it up and brought out another bag. The bags all went into a basket or got hung up. Simple to make...still have them! Sold by IPUK Limited and Fulfilled by Amazon. IPUK - Easy Tidy Play & Storage mat - Quickly swoops into a shoulder bag - Ideal for Lego, Duplo & other children's toys for faster cleanup! Atlantic Blue (Large- 150CM)DetailsEasy Tidy Play & Storage mat - Quickly swoops into a shoulder bag - Ideal for Lego, Duplo & other… FREE Delivery on orders over . Product Dimensions30 x 19.6 x 3.4 cm Manufacturer recommended age:12 months and up
30,996 in Toys & Games (See top 100) Date First Available1 Sept. 2014 ✮Ever stood on a piece of Lego? If you want to eliminate stray bricks from your living room, this is the product for you. ✮This Easy Tidy children's play mat quickly swoops up into a shoulder bag, minimising clutter and making tidy-up-time up a breeze ✮The drawstring safely tucks away into an internal pocket when in use, or back into the bag when fully drawn up for convenient storage. ✮Ideal for parents who's little monsters love to make a mess! Duplo 10580 Deluxe Box of Fun Set See all 76 customer reviews See all 76 customer reviews (newest first) Until your kids are old enough to care about sorting Lego into different types, this is the way to go for easy storage Perfect for our Lego Love this mat!!, we take it everywhere with the kids. If you have lego you need this mat! Fantastic product, opens right out to a play mat and pull cord turns it back into a bag, clear up not takes 20 seconds and no lurking Lego bricks to tread on later.
No more stepping on Lego!!! Brilliant purchase, would highly recommend! I no longer dread the sound of Lego being poured over the carpet :)Wish I had bought it earlier! No more lego thrown on the floor! No more arguments about tidying lego up! Best thing ever for Lego playNo more Lego lying about the floor! Draw string is just a pull and it's a beautiful g bag of Lego with a carry strap. Fast delivery, exactly what I wantedIt is very generous in size! Bigger than i expected and fits all of my sons Lego and he has an insane amount of Lego!! Toys & Games > Room TidiesDo you have lots of toys or legos laying around? They sure can be a pain to pick up and put away. However, with this DIY Toy or Lego Bag and play mat, clean up is a lot easier. The bag cinches up into a great toy storage container, and it holds a lot of toys. This project is easy and is perfect for gifts! I always used to say we wouldn’t have a lot of toys for Jack. And until recently, I didn’t think we did!
But then I started looking around, and I realized that we have slowly accumulated a lot over the past two years…and I kind of feel like we live in a small toy shop. I keep telling Forrest that we can just wrap up old toys that Jack outgrows for other kids we may have, just so we don’t become overrun with toys. He thought that was a great idea…Check back with me in a few years to see how that turns out! Most of the toys we own aren’t big — just lots of smaller toys. These small toys are perfect for Jack’s latest favorite game – throw all the toys out from behind the couch and then do nothing with them. Jack is excellent at throwing small objects. Needless to say, we’ve been trying to teach Jack how to clean up after himself lately (and thankfully, have had success. I was checking on him in nursery in church on Sunday, and my heart just beamed as I saw him put away a toy without being asked…ah, the simple joys in life.) I wanted to come up with a way for us to quickly put away all of our smaller toys, as well as store them.
I remember seeing toy (or lego) bags with drawstrings growing up at friend’s homes and thinking they were so cool. So I went to Pinterest found this post from Make It Perfect for a lego sack tutorial. It seemed simple enough and like it would be the perfect solution to our tiny toy problem. After looking at the tutorial, I also discovered the name of this bag – a Swoop Bag. These are pretty pricey, so I was excited to see if I could make one for a fraction of the price. I liked how they did the drawstrings on their bags, as opposed to how the tutorial at Make it Perfect made the cinch sack (the button hole thing confused me), so I decided to combine the tutorial from Make it Perfect with my own twists to resembled the Swoop Bag, and it turned out awesome. So, by all means, this is not a super unique and original idea, but I think I put my own unique twist on it.He’s been dragging it around our house and is actually quite good about putting all the little toys in it and playing in it.
It turns into a great play mat. I used this adorable Scenic Route fabric from Riley Blake Designs for the top layer, and this simple Colbalt fabric, also from Riley Blake Designs. Jack totally loves the cars and the roads on it and enjoys “zooming” his cars along them. It’s perfect for his age and interests. Here’s the tutorial — it really is pretty simple and should just take a 1-3 hours (depending on how fast you are!) I think this would be a great birthday gift, or even a baby shower gift. The size is plenty large for us, so the instructions below do have exact measurements. It’s about 40 inches in diameter, but if you want it a different size, you should be able to easily adjust the instructions below. 2 pieces of fabric that are about 43″ wide and 56″ tall in coordinating colors (Fabric used in this tutorial – Scenic Route and Colbalt. These are no longer available online, but they are from Riley Blake Designs, which has the CUTEST fabric. or Harvest Friends Owl with some polka dot cotton would be PERFECT for this project.)
3 40″ long, 3″ wide strips of fabric (I would use a solid color.) You should have enough left over in scraps from cutting the fabric, but you might want to get a little extra just in case. Paracord in coordinating color Sewing Scissors (I love the Gingher brand) 1. Fold one piece of fabric into quarters. Each edge needs to be at least 21″ (or one inch more than what you want the radius of the finished product should be. Iron the edges, and then starting at one corner, make multiple 20″ marks in an arch across the fabric. The more marks you have, the easier it will be to connect the lines and cut! After you’ve connected the line, cut along the line. 2. Repeat with the other piece of fabric until you have two large circles. I totally forgot to take pictures of this whole process, so if you are confused, this a great tutorial for cutting a circle out of a piece of fabric. If you are very careful, you could even just do one circle, and then trace the other one from the first.
3. Cut three strips of fabric that are 40″ long and 3″ thick. 4. Sew them together into one large strip. Make sure to put the edges right side together, so the seam doesn’t show. 5. Once you have the long strip of fabric, fold the ends in about 1/2″ and sew in place. 6. Fold the fabric in half and sew down the long edge until you have a long tube. You don’t need to worry about the raw edge, as it will be covered in the end. 7. On the circle of fabric that you want on the bottom of the bag (but will ultimately be on the outside when it’s cinched up), pin the tube of fabric around the entire fabric. There should be about a 5″ gap between the ends of tube (if there isn’t, just cut off a few inches from one of the ends and re-sew.) Make sure to pin the raw edge of the tube on the outside of the circle. 8. Sew the tube to circle using a 1/4″ stitch 9. Pin the two circles to each other (right sides together), leaving a 5 or 6 inch gap on the side opposite of gap between the edges of the fabric tube that you previously sewed to the bottom circle.