Adventure Bag Sewing Pattern
We hope you enjoy this versatile bag and take it along with you on all your fun adventures! You can make it a hip bag, cross body bag, bike bag or saddle bag! So many great options.
This is a digital sewing pattern, not a finished product.
You will need:
1/3 yard outer fabric
1/3 yard lining fabric
1/4 yard fusible interfacing
10" zipper and a 13" zipper, 1" or 1 1/2" webbing or straps, 1" or 1 1/2" side release buckle and tri-glide slider, 1 or 2 sets, optional swivel hook and D rings (see last picture for details)
The finished size is 9” x 5” x 2 1/2”.
Want to sew along with us? Click here for the video tutorial.
My first time sewing this kind of bag. Instructions were easy to follow. End result came together beautifully. I had only intended to make one for a Christmas present, I am now on bag #7!
I love all the options that come with this bag!
I just finished my first Adventure bag and I am sure I will make more. The instructions are easy to follow.
I am new to Greenstyle Patterns. I like the layout of the pattern instructions. It is easy to navigate, and illustrations are helpful (I prefer them over photographs). All the pattern pieces came together without issues for me. I also appreciate the different options provided in this pattern (e.g. belt bag, saddle bag, bike bag, etc.)
If you have sewn a bag with binding before, this one follows the typical steps of constructing such a bag. The instructions are clear to me. However, if you are new to bag-making, this bag involves sewing curves and binding, which may be challenging. Having said that, I think it is a good pattern to practice more intermediate bag-making skills.
Cute bag. Only issue I had was trying to sew gusset onto front and back panels. But cute Bags.
This was my first ever bag that I made. I was nervous at first, but ofc Greenstyle has wonderful directions & a great online community to help answer questions.
I use this bag nearly everyday, and even my 8 year old daughter wants one!
A beautiful bag to make with any type of fabric
I had been looking for a pattern for a saddle horn/pommel bag and couldn't find one. I was so excited to see this from greenstyle. I made it out of cordura, so it's somewhat weatherproof. I hate sewing binding inside a bag, but that's just a personal issue.
I love this pattern and all the options. I had previously made a similar bag from a blog post and if I hadn't been an advanced sewer I would not have been able to make it. I love all of the strap options. Easy to follow directions and video.