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Bag Transformer & Backpack Tutorial

2 IN 1 BAG & BACKPACK. Free Sewing Tutorial and Pattern. Ideal for traveling, a 2 x 1: a shoulder bag and, with a simple change, a comfortable backpack. Now I'll explain you how to make it, with patterns and everything.

DIY EASY BACKPACK TUTORIAL | How to make a simple Backpack. How to Sew a Little Backpack.

Cute Small Backpack FREE Sewing Tutorial + Pattern. There’s a basic backpack tutorial, and a PDF pattern with instructions for the cute robot backpack variation too.

DIY Drawstring Backpack | I very much agree with the gym bag renaissance. pretty cool, pretty practical and, above all, pretty quick to make.

For several years now a hero from our childhood has again stepped into the spotlight: The drawstring backpack. Back then a purely practical object, which was too often carelessly forgotten in the locker room. Now this bag is all grown up and is proudly worn in countless fabrics and patterns. Off course I wanted one too. By chance I came upon my drawstring backpack material when I browsed ebay: a burlap coffee bag! For ten minutes I felt very creative and innovative, but then google put me in my place. I was not the first one, who came up with this idea but I've sewn my coffee bag anyway and I happily wear it every day.

This tutorial is for a soccer or sports bag for a child. It has a cinch top and the straps can be used as a backpack. The measurements I will give you are for a small bag; just large enough for a 4-year-old’s cleats and shin guards. If you have an older child (with larger gear) or you want to fit more in the bag, you’ll have to size up accordingly.

I love handmade purses and bags! I think they are a great way to show off your personality and tote your stuff around. Some of my favorite bags have a simple, clean, casual design. This pattern embodies that idea. It's a great everyday bag and can be worn as a backpack or over one shoulder like a purse.

I have always wanted to make a 'just the right size' backpack bag because as a city dweller it's good to have a nifty bag that will securely hold the essentials, but will leave your arms free so you can more easily fend off the maddening crowds carry your bags of shopping.

Waterproof Lined Drawstring Backpack Tutorial

Here's my Waterproof Lined Drawstring Backpack Sewing Tutorial... New bag perfect for swimming and the beach I lined it with a washable waterproof fabric and added a easy to carry handle at the top. For extra extra durability and design aesthetics I also added some oilcloth tabs on the corners.

Using the legs from a pair of jeans, fabric from a shirt, and a stray button, you can make this little backpack in about the time it takes your toddler to take a nap.