Belt Bag with Fusible Interfacing FREE sewing pattern
This is the Belt Bag with Fusible Interfacing FREE sewing tutorial from the ever useful therm.o.web blog.
Belt Bags are super popular right now and here’s a great free one from an excellent designer. This one can be worn around the waist or hips, worn facing front or back as a fanny pack or bum bag, or worn across the body as a modern unisex sling bag.
Belt bags have earned their rightful place in the fashion spotlight by offering a hands-free solution to carrying your essentials. Whether you’re out for a casual stroll, exploring a new city, or dancing the night away at a music festival, these compact wonders keep your belongings secure and easily accessible. But what’s even better? The ability to customize your own belt bag to match your unique style.
What’s the secret behind creating a professional-looking belt bag that’s both durable and stylish? Enter fusible interfacing! This clever material adds structure and stability to your fabric, ensuring your belt bag stands the test of time. The ThermoWeb guide takes you through the steps of incorporating fusible interfacing into your project, guaranteeing a flawless finish that’s both aesthetically pleasing and functional.
ThermoWeb has been a trusted name in the crafting and DIY industry for years, known for their high-quality and innovative sewing and crafting products and expert advice. With this free belt bag pattern, they continue to empower crafters with the knowledge and tools they need to bring their creative visions to life.
What’s needed to make a Belt Bag:-
- ¼ yard of cotton fabric for the main (outside fabric),
- ½ yard of cotton fabric for the lining,
- 1/2 yard HeatNbond Medium non-woven fusible interfacing,
- 1/4 yard HeatNbond Fusible Fleece,
- One 16″ zipper,
- One 8″ zipper,
- Coordinating thread,
- 1.5 yards of 1.5″ nylon webbing for the strap,
- One 1.5″ plastic tri-glide slider,
- One 1.5″ plastic buckle clip,
- Basic sewing supplies,
- A sewing machine.
If you would like to download the FREE pattern and follow along with the step by step sewing photo tutorial for this cute belt bag, you can click on the purple button below.
Did you enjoy this free pattern, tutorial, roundup or article? Please consider pinning it to your Pinterest boards to share it with others. And maybe buy us a coffee to help towards the site running costs. Thank you 🙂
