Day To Day Duffle Bag Sewing Pattern
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Print, or project directly to your fabric
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Easy step-by-step instructions & video tutorials
The Day-To-Day Duffle Bag Sewing Pattern is a great scrap fabric buster project and is the
perfect way to tote around all of your things. It is easy to sew, even for beginners, and makes a great gift!
You can customize this bag to your own wishes: pick a size, color block, mix & match your pockets or decide to skip all pockets, add piping.
Have fun sewing the Day to Day Duffle Bag and be amazed by everything that fits into this bag!
This is a digital PDF Sewing Pattern. It is NOT a paper pattern. You will be able to instantly download this pattern from your email or account order history.
Sizes:
This PDF sewing pattern comes in three sizes:
- Small
- Medium
- Large
Fabric Recommendation:
This Duffle Bag is designed to be made using medium to heavy weight woven fabrics for the Main Pieces and medium weight woven fabric for the Lining Pieces.
Fabric Suggestions:
Woven Fabric for Outer: For Example Canvas, Faux Leather, Vinyl, Denim, Pul, interfaced Cotton Woven (medium to heavy weight).
Woven Fabric for Lining: Canvas, Quilting Cotton, etc. (medium weight)
Interfacing:
- Depending on the fabric that you use for the main and liner pieces, you can use fusible fleece or medium weight interfacing for the main pieces and light to medium weight interfacing for the lining pieces.
Hardware:
- 7-10” All Purpose for Outer Pockets
10-17” All Purpose for Inner Pocket
15-20” Zipper for Closure -
2 D-rings
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1 Slide Buckle Triglide
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2 Swivel Snap D Ring Hooks
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A bag shaper for the bottom stability (plastic or card board)
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4 studs/bag feet
- Optional Piping for 2 Pocket Tops
Features:
Three sizes: Small, Medium, and Large
Adjustable Shoulder Strap Length
Exterior Zipper Pockets
Exterior Slip Pockets
Interior Zipper Pocket
Interior Elastic Pocket (3 departments)
No trim pattern pages for quick and easy assembly
What's Included:
Pattern pieces for all parts
Projector File
A0 Print Shop Pattern Pieces Option
Fabric Requirements Chart
Size Chart
Tips and Notes
Glossary
Table of contents
Pattern Piece Diagram
Printing Instructions
Supply List
Step-by-step instructions. Each step has a color photo for visual aid.
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**Copyright**
This pattern is copy written.
You may use this pattern to create and sell bags of your own. Giving credit to the pattern when selling would be appreciated, but not required.
You may not edit or recreate this pattern to sell.
You can not distribute this pattern to others.
You may not mass produce this pattern or clothing made using it.
I want you to love what you make and have fun making it.
- This pattern is copyrighted. You may use this pattern to create and sell products of your own. Giving credit to the pattern when selling would be appreciated, but not required.
- You may not edit or recreate this pattern to sell.
- You can not distribute this pattern to others.
- You may not mass produce this pattern or clothing made using it.
I learned all sorts of new techniques and got over my fear of zippers! Between the video and instructions, I had no problems putting it together. Thank you
Turned out very nice - EXCEPT - when I went to so in the end of the bag the end seem to be much too big for the opening… So What I ended up doing was putting a few gathers at the bottom… I reviewed the video and in the video it looks like the ends of the bag fit perfectly and we’re not too big for the end… I did see somebody else post that they had the same issue… Other than that it was a very good bag
Great classic shape. Easy to follow.
As a beginner sewist, I was initially intimidated by the pattern and length of the instructions. But the YouTube video walked me through it brilliantly. And I was shocked at how perfect it came out. So many little tips and explanations made it a joy to make. Thank you Ellie and Mac. I won’t hesitate in the least to order another pattern.
Great pattern
Loved making my bag, lots of processes I hadn’t done in years. Use it every week for a regular overnight visit to my grandchildren. Tried to add photos, but couldn’t see how!
Wow , I made the med size duffle bag . Really nice size fir a teen sleepover . It's not hard at all . Good instructions too . Will be making again
This bag turned out great even though I rarely sew bags like this!I will definitely use this pattern again!
I have made 2 of these so far and they are so cute.
Nice pattern I liked the piping tutorial. Next time I'm gonna use the zipper pocket for turning instead of leaving a opening in the middle of the bag lining. I didn't really liked the visible seam. I also used rivets instead of bag feet. Couldn't find any locally.
