valmis pelargonia-tilkkulaukku.

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Laukun sangat odottavat tikkaamista.

Ompele tikkaus lähelle pyykkinarua ja toinen lähelle ulointa reunaa.


Valmis sanka on toiselta reunaltaan kovan pyöreä, toiselta reunaltaan lituska. Koska sisällä oleva pyykkinarun pätkä on sankaa lyhyempi, sangan päät jäävät litteiksi, jolloin sanka on helppo kiinnittää laukun yläreunaan.

Laukku on valmis!

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