Sewn cloth bag for storing plastic kitchen lids

Abstract

A storage bag for the containment of the plastic lids of kitchenware containers commonly used in the storage of foodstuffs. The bag is fabricated from a series of fabric panels each panel folded back upon itself in a U-shape and sewn along the side such that the panels are thus joined and form together a plurality of open mouth pockets. The innermost pocket is formed of a solid fabric while the outermost panel is constructed of a mesh type fabric that extends over the plurality of open mouth pockets to form a flap that serves to secure the contents and while storing the bag in either a hanging inverted position by a grommet placed at a corner of the bag opposite the open mouths of the formed pockets, or on either side as would be the case in a kitchen cabinet or drawer.

1 . A sewn cloth storage bag having sides, and a top and bottom edge for the containment of plastic-ware lids and similarly shaped items comprising: 
 a series of fabric panels folded back upon itself at least three times in a U-shape form, forming a plurality of open-top pockets, one in front of the other, and one behind the other, said panels being connected to one another by two straight vertical sews along said sides of storage bag.    
   
   
       2 . The sewn cloth storage bag of  claim 1  wherein said series of fabric panels folded back upon itself in a U-shape form a plurality of three open mouth pockets, one in front of the other, and one behind the other, the outermost panel being made of a mesh fabric and forming a flap which may be retracted to insert or remove plastic lids, but otherwise resumes a closed state occluding said open mouth pockets to secure said storage bag contents; and 
 a grommet placed in a corner opposite said open mouth pockets to optionally hang said storage bag in an inverted position.