In this pattern you’ll find:
- step-by-step instructions with full color photos for making one Runaround Bag
- full size print-at-home pattern pieces
- two interior pocket options
- magnetic snap option
- info on how to make the bag with or without the center front pleat
- includes License to Sell!!!
Materials needed:
- 3/4 yard exterior
- 3/4 yard interior
- bias tape (store bought or handmade)
- 3/4” (18mm) magnetic snap (optional)
- 8” zipper (optional)
- 1 1/2 yards fusible woven interfacing
- thread
- water soluble pen
This is an 18 page PDF pattern with full size print-at-home pattern pieces and includes detailed step-by-step instructions with color photographs.
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25 comments:
shut up! i love it!!!! it's adorable anna! nicely done!
So cute... Will we be able to buy from this page indefinitely?
never mind, I'm just going to impulse buy! :)
Pssst - Do you think I can get away with lightweight interfacing if I'm using a home dec weight fabric? :)
Ca-ute! Love all your fabric choices too.
i love that it is such a hippie bag. great design.
Love....
Adoro seu blog..
Parabéns!!!
So cute! I'll be needing this pattern...
Love it!
absolutely beautiful!
bought it.... why would you make it without the adorable center pleat!?!
Wow, I love these bags. Great design. Lovely fabric too!
Awesome, I totally want to make one!
love this design, especially in the yellow Heather Ross fabric.
Love it! I am thinking Christmas Gifts. What is the skill level - so compared to the Noodlehead Clutch?
Hey shelley~ I think the bag is much easier than the clutch, especially if you don't care to add the zip pocket (even though it's really fun to do). Hope that helps you out, and yes, I totally think they'd be awesome Christmas presents!
I just purchased it!!! :) Quick question... What would you say the skill level is for making this bag?? I'm a VERY NEW sewer... Haven't really sewed anything yet-- not in the past 10 years anyways!! lol I'm honestly just so overwhelmed and have no idea where to start! Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!! :) Thanks!
By the way, you can email me if that's easier for you...
stampinmama7139 (at) gmail (dot) com
I just made this for a purse swap, it was so easy and soooo much fun to make. I wish i would have remembered to take a pic before i sent it off! DOH!!!! i guess i will just have to make some more!!! :)
I thought you might like to see a mini-runaround bag I made for a child's birthday present! I love your pattern and have probably made about 8! http://monkeyshiners.blogspot.com/2011/01/child-size-runarund-bag.html
I love this bag. I just made my first one and plan to make many more! Thanks for the great pattern! I blogged about it here http://twincess.blogspot.com/2011/03/runaround-bag-pattern-review.html
Thank you so much for this pattern. I've made a a bag for myself following your directions. I like it so much. I saw you have a flickr group for things created by your tutorials / patterns but since I don't have a flickr-account yet I can't share my photos there.
Hi Anna, I just bought your pattern and can't wait to try it! It's exactly what i've been looking for. Thanks.
Very nice bags!
Just finished my bag- LOVE IT, thank you so much for your inspiration! I think it helps that for once I finally got the fabric choices right and they look good together. :) I even did BOTH pockets. I tend to shy away from zippers, but you made this one easy. Thank you.
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