I originally designed these as dice bags, but one of the features I’ve found most useful is the square base, the bag stands open on the table, so you can actually use it as a draw bag during games rather than having to hold it open every time someone needs a tile or token.
They’re large enough for a decent pile of tiles, tokens, cubes or other components, with a soft lining and drawstring closure so everything can go straight back into the box afterwards.
I’ve just launched three embroidered versions as part of my Farm & Forest Kickstarter.
For people who play a lot of tile/token-drawing games: would you find a freestanding bag more useful than the usual flat cloth draw bags?
Campaign for anyone interested: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/boardgamesolutions/embroidered-dice-bags-farm-and-forest?ref=7bu6wc
would you find a freestanding bag more useful than the usual flat cloth draw bags?
Yes! but I usually just stuff the flat bag into a large mug or cup and use it that way.... Also, I had my druthers I'd choose a round bottom / barrel style with no corners for tokens or cubes to get 'stuck' in.
Love the look of yours, especially the designs used for the embroidery!