Travel Duffel Pattern

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$7.50

Skill Level

Beginner

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Pattern Details

Everyone has a duffle, but not everyone has a gorgeous duffle. Now you can sew up your own custom travel bag. I use my duffle frequently for weekends away and find it perfect for 2 who travel light or 1 who likes a lot of choices (i.e. when I bring 3 pairs of shoes.) It is also our family beach bag/carry-all. You will love the capacity and sturdy construction of this bag. Beginners and expert seamstresses all love this pattern for the unique travel bags they make with it. I just posted a video showing the different travel bags to maybe give you a better idea which one to make (copy paste to your browser:) https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=869623796385666&set=vb.207793159235403&type=2&theater If you need a duffle with inside pockets, get the new pattern here: http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/sewing/accessory/zip-around-duffle/218613 BASIC SKILLS NECESSARY This pattern will walk you through all of the sewing steps. If you have never quilted before, you can start with pre-quilted fabric. SIZING / FINISHED MEASUREMENTS 20" long by 12" high and 12" deep

Pattern Details

Recommended with this pattern

1.5 yards of feature fabric. 1.5 yards of lining fabric. 1.5 yards of batting.
(OR you can use 1.5 yards of prequilted fabric instead.)
3/4 yard contrast fabric for handles and pocket lining.

Recommended with this pattern

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StudioCherie

Pattern Designer

Like so many sewists I know, I have been sewing since the age of 6. I started at my mother's feet, fashioning her scraps into doll clothes. By age 16, I was spending Summers sewing my wardrobe for the coming school year. I was known as a creative dresser. I wrote my first sewing pattern in 2006 as part of applying for a patent. Now I have thousands of satisfied sewing pattern customers and am very happy to be part of the online sewing community. See books that feature my work and follow my various adventures on my blog. http://studiocherie.blogspot.com Find printed versions of several of my patterns in the current Simplicity Catalog.