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Home›How To›How to Make Corn Bags: 9 Steps

How to Make Corn Bags: 9 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 16, 2023
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Corn bags, also known as cornhole bags or bean bags, are a popular game accessory that can be easily made at home using basic sewing skills and some simple materials. Follow these nine steps to create your own set of corn bags for hours of backyard fun.

1. Gather Supplies: To make corn bags, you will need the following materials:

– Fabric for the outer bag (such as 100% cotton duck canvas)

– Thread to match the fabric color

– Sewing machine or needle and thread for hand-sewing

– Scissors

– Measuring tape

– Funnel

– Dried whole kernel feed corn (available at feed stores)

– Scale for measuring corn

2. Choose a Fabric: Choosing the right fabric for your corn bags is essential; a heavy-duty fabric like cotton duck canvas is recommended, as it is durable and able to withstand the rough play of tossing games.

3. Cut Fabric Pieces: Measure and cut eight identical square pieces of fabric, typically 7 inches by 7 inches, but adjust the size as desired for your specific game. You will need four squares each of two different fabric choices to easily distinguish between two sets of bags.

4. Pinning: Fold one fabric square in half diagonally with the right sides facing each other. Pin along the long edge of the triangle to keep both sides together.

5. Sewing: Sew a 1/2-inch seam allowance along one short side and the long side of the triangle, leaving one small end open. Remember to backstitch at the beginning and end of each seam.

6. Turning Right-Side Out: Carefully turn each sewn triangle right-side out through the open end, making sure that you push out all corners fully.

7. Filling with Corn: Use a funnel to fill each bag with the proper amount of corn. Standard corn bags weigh 15-16 ounces, including the fabric. Use a scale to ensure that each bag is filled to the correct weight.

8. Sealing: Fold the open edges of each bag inward, and then pin them together. Sew along the folded edge, making sure to backstitch at the beginning and end again.

9. Inspection and Testing: Inspect your corn bags for any holes or loose stitches. Once everything looks good, give your new corn bags a test by playing a game of cornhole.

By following these nine easy steps, you will have a sturdy, homemade set of corn bags perfect for outdoor gatherings and friendly competition. Enjoy hours of fun with family and friends by creating your own unique corn bags tailored to your style.

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