Description
The Hipster Pouch sewing pattern is a fully illustrated sewing pattern complete with full-scale templates, for a stylish and practical hip bag – the designer’s version of an ever-popular fanny pack that’s perfect for guys and gals!
The pattern is extremely versatile and includes instructions for two sizes, and two different strap options – either a fixed webbing tape adjustable strap with snap buckle or a detachable, clip-on strap made from fabric.
The finished product is of beautiful quality and is fully lined with no exposed seams. The pattern involves a highly usual assembly technique with NO SEAM BINDING and NO HANDSTITCHING required! It’s a great make for experienced bagmakers keen to learn new methods of assembling and finishing their bags.
This practical, on-trend body bag has lots of great features that make it the prefect gift for family and friends-
• Great for day trips, shopping, or cycling – hands-free and secure.
• Easy access zipper pocket at the front, and larger secure zipper pocket on the back.
• Roomy interior with one ultra-secure zipper pocket inside.
• Adjustable strap – either simple webbing strap or clip-on detachable strap made with fabric.
• D Ring tab to the front for keys or a decorate keyring.
• Fantastic unisex style – the perfect partner gift!
Materials:
- Size large (full list of materials and sundries required for both sizes is included in the pattern).
- Exterior Fabric (42” wide)- 1/2 yd – heavy washed canvas, denim, soft vinyl, waxed canvas – very stiff fabrics are not suitable for this project.
- Lining- 3/4 yd medium weight woven fabric such as quilting cotton.
- Interfacing (if required) – 20” wide/ 36” wide- 1 yd / 3/4yd.
The instructions are written for zipper tape, but guidance is given for using regular zippers if you prefer.
Sizing info:
Medium = 12 1/2″ by 5 3/4″ – circumference of approximately 34″ – 48″.
Large = 13 3/4″ x 6 1/2″ – circumference of approximately 37″ – 52″.
Skill level:
Intermediate – ideally you’ll have made some bags already, and have experience of techniques such as sewing curves, working with zippers and stitching multiple layers of fabric. This is NOT a beginner project but it is loads of fun for those with a little practice, and a great way to add to your range of bagmaking skills.
Video tutorial:
Here’s Jess from OklaRoots showing you how to make the awesome Bucket Bag.
The pattern:
This listing is a digital file. You will receive one instructions booklet consisting of twenty-nine pages of clear, easy to follow step-by-step instructions and color photos to make this bag, plus two separate PDF files, each with a set of full-scale computer-drawn templates for each size – simply print at home, cut out and assemble the templates yourself.
Download:
Please note this is a digital download PDF file, not a paper sewing pattern. Please download it immediately after check out.
