Fanny Pack
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- Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2024
- This tutorial is very easy to follow, it's beginner/intermediate-friendly. Step by step on how to sew a fanny pack. I try to be as specific as I can with the measurements but you can always modify the measurements to make it your own.
Measurements: Zipper 14 inches and 9 inches / 1/2 inch bias tape
10 by 6:
1 front pocket lining
1 main fabric/ 1 interfacing
1 lining
10 by 4:
Bottom side front
1 main fabric/ 1 interfacing / 1 lining
10 by 2:
Top side front pocket
1 main fabric/ 1 interfacing/ 1 lining
4 by 2:
Zipper decorations
2 main fabric pieces
10 by 9:
Back side lining pocket
1 piece of lining will be folded in half
10 by 5:
Back pocket
1 piece of main fabric/ 1 interfacing/ 1 piece of lining
In the video, I mentioned you can do 15 by 3 but you can also do 16 by 3
1 piece of main fabric/ 1 interfacing / 1 lining
15 by 1:
2 main fabric/ 2 interfacing/ 2 lining
1 1/2 webbing
1 size of 34 inches/ 1 size of 10 inches
If you have any questions, please comment below or send me a direct message.
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Absolute excellent directions. You made this job easy.
@@brendacribb7145 that’s good to hear! Thank you so much for your feedback and glad the directions were easy to follow.
thank you for this video. I have been trying to follow the instructions on this type of strap adjuster for a LONG time this morning. You solved it instantly!!!
Yay! I am glad I was able to help!! Thank you for watching!
this is the best tutorial ❤ great job! looking forward to future videos and projects 😊
Thank you so much!! Yes, I am working on editing a few more tutorials to upload.
Great video! I LOVE your fabric choice. I'm looking forward to future tutorials. :-)
Great video and pattern. I just finished mine yesterday and love it!
So cute! Thank you for sharing!!
You’re welcome!
Thank you for this video
Great video what how may buckle pieces are you using to complete the webbing strap 2 or 3.
Only 2 pieces to be able to close the buckle. Hopefully, that makes sense
So pretty thanks ❤❤
Really enjoyed, what is the seam allowance you are using? is it the same all over, even for the gusset attaching to the zipper? Thank You
@@luciebombardier9592 hello, glad you enjoyed it. I had used about 3/8 seam allowance all over the bag. You can always get closer to the edge if you like to give your more space inside the bag though. I did that with another one and it helped. Hope this helps.
I love it! What size seam allowance did you use when sewing the bag together?
Thank you! I used about a 3/8 in seam allowance.
Can you also wear this over the shoulder? It's very nice😊
Thank you! Yes, you are able to wear it over the shoulder as well. 😊
So cute! Could I use waterproof canvas? And if so, do I need to interface? Thank you!
Thank you and yes, I don’t see why not as long as you can work with it. If the canvas is really sturdy you probably won’t need to add interfacing but if you’ll like it super sturdy then it won’t hurt to add some of it. Hope that helps 🙂
@@stitchawayco.5830 thank you!
What kind of material do you use. Regular or a thicker material and medium or heavy fusible interfacing thank you 😊
Hello, I use regular cotton fabric for the outer layer and lining. As for the interfacing I use the heavy one. It's extra firm. Hope this helps :)
Hi, thanks for the tutorial. What is the name of the tracing paper? Wowak? Not sure what you said. Linking to the items you used in the description would be helpful.
Hello, I am sorry. I forgot to add it in the description. The tracing paper is from Wawak and it's called "Sewable, Swedish Tracing paper" 29 inches by 10 yards. Wawak is an online sewing supply store. Hope this information is helpful.
@@stitchawayco.5830 Thank you.
Impossible to follow instructions. Meandering style. Need to give the sizes of the pieces as you use them, as well as at the beginning.
Not beginner friendly!😡
@@cristineville4400 I am so sorry to hear that it is not beginner-friendly for you. I thought I was very thorough on the steps. However, may I ask where was it that you got lost or confused to say that it is not beginner friendly. I would appreciate the feedback to improve in future videos. If you need any help with anything I am here to help. I’m a self-taught learner so I know it may be frustrating at first to learn how to sew.