Bike seat bag pattern and video
|
All posts may contain affiliate links.

If you know any cyclists who would like a bike seat bag, which sits underneath the seat, then this designer has produced a great value pattern that you can find below.
And even better the designer has produced full instructions on how to sew the bag on a video that you can watch below.
Please note as an alternative to using buckles you could use snaps instead.

What you will need to make the Bike Seat Bag
- Duck fabric, really heavy cotton fabric
- Two buckles – check out our resources page for recommended hardware suppliers. Try Strapworks for this sort of buckles.
- Velcro
- Nylon strapping
- Basic sewing supplies
- Sewing machine.