drawstring bag pattern, 3 diff. sizes, lined drawstring backpack

Easy drawstring bag pattern with vacation feeling.
Learn how to make a drawstring backpack from old jeans. Learn everything important about jeans upcycling. Use the finished side seams of the jeans.
Choose from 3 different sizes, sew with lining or serge with bias tape. Thanks to the step-by-step photo sewing instruction, the gym bag pattern is absolutely suitable for beginners.
"MOVE is a practical drawstring backpack for all ages, for sports, school or daycare.
For big whale fans an absolute eye-catcher. Whether whale watcher or little mermaid, take the vacation feeling with you to the first day of school. The safety aspect for the way to school is an important point of the sewing tutorial. I show you how easy reflex materials can be integrated.
Have fun with the bag pattern "MOVE"

Skills Required / What You'll Receive

*DIFFICULTY: 1,5 out of 5, with the detailed step-by-step photo sewing instructions

Size Information

*FINISHED SIZE:
S: 16 x 12 Inch (H x W)
M: 17 x 13 Inch (H x W)
L: 18.5 x 14.5 Inch (H x W)

Materials List

*MATERIAL:

• Jeans scraps (with and without side seam)
• or woven fabric: 20-25 Inch (50-60 cm) (S /M /L)
• cotton lining: 16-20 Inch (42-50 cm)
• or bias tape: 80 Inch (2 m)
• drawstring casing: 3.5 Inch (8 cm)
• cord: 110/ 118/ 126 Inch (2,80/ 3/ 3,20m) (S/M/L)
• reflective material (optional)

*FABRIC RECOMMENDATION: Old Jeans, canvas, panama, cretonne, decorative fabrics, corduroy, cotton woven fabrics, linen fabric. Lining/ bias tape: thin cotton, poplin

Additional Details by the Author

All rights to this e-book are owned by jotdot. It is only allowed to sew single pieces for private use. For commercial use of the drawstring bag "MOVE" separate licenses can be purchased. For further information please send an eMail to info@jotdot.de.
Copying, sharing or publishing (even partially) this e-book is expressly prohibited.
I assume no liability for damages resulting from the content and use of this e-book. Furthermore, I assume no liability for errors in the instructions.