Contains:
- Illustrated step-by-step instructions
- Tips and Tricks
- A4 / Letter (US) Patterns Including Seam Allowances
- Cutting Plan
Materials you need at home:
- - Fabric (orange): 100 x 28 cm
- - Fabric (green): 130 x 15 cm
- - Interfacing, e.g., H 630 (optional depending on fabric choice): 50 x 28 cm
- - Cord (e.g., 5mm braided cord): 1m
- - Embroidery thread: for the dots
- - Sewing thread
After my strawberry bag, it was clear—the fruit series had to continue! The idea for the orange bag came quickly, and the round shape of an orange is simply perfect for a practical bag. I especially love the small, hand-embroidered dots that give the bag its own handmade touch. These details immediately show the quality and care that went into this project.
The bag can be used for small treasures or a snack on the go. The instructions are designed for all skill levels, though a little sewing experience helps to handle the sometimes tricky work that comes with making a bag. I find the knotted leaves on the bag strap particularly charming, as they complete the orange look.
You can personalize the bag by choosing thicker or thinner threads for the dots or even using them to write a child’s name. There are also plenty of color possibilities—you could easily turn the orange into a grapefruit or a lime.
To ensure the bag retains its shape and remains sturdy, I recommend using robust fabrics like woven cotton and the right interfacing. This will help the orange keep its beautiful shape and stay durable!
- Handmade Details: Embroidered dots add a special touch.
- Customizable: Vary the colors or dots for a grapefruit, lime, or personalized look.
- Practical and Versatile: Ideal for snacks or small treasures.
- For Advanced Sewers: Experience is recommended, but with clear instructions, it’s also achievable for confident beginners.
Size: 13 x 13 cm
What You Need
Materials:
- Fabric (orange): 100 x 28 cm
- Fabric (green): 130 x 15 cm
- Interfacing, e.g., H 630 (optional depending on fabric choice): 50 x 28 cm
- Cord (e.g., 5mm braided cord): 1m
- Embroidery thread: for the dots
- Sewing thread
Tools:
- Sewing Machine
- Scissors
- Pins
- Measuring tape
- Iron
- Chalk or Marker
- Needle
- Bodkin
- Turning Set (straw and stick)
What you get
- Illustrated step-by-step instructions: Detailed instructions with clear pictures for easy implementation.
- Tips and Tricks: Useful hints to get the most out of your project.
- A4 / Letter (US) Patterns Including Seam Allowances: Precise patterns that include all necessary seam allowances.
- Cutting Plan: A clear plan to help you cut out the fabric pieces.
byGesa
Hey and welcome! I'm Gesa. Welcome to my world of colors, shapes, and imagination! As a designer (originally from the fashion sector) with a great passion for kids' room decor and DIY, I've dedicated my heart to creating spaces and objects that are not only beautiful to look at but also tell stories.