Yay! It's my turn on the Retro Rucksack Blog Tour! Welcome to my blog if this is your first time here. Have a look around and stay awhile. I've teamed up with Sara of Radiant Home Studio to showcase her great pattern for the Retro Rucksack.
I gotta tell you that I've never made a bag like this before and was a little nervous to get started in fear that I'd screw it up somehow or another. First, I set out for a great print for the bag. I scored some fabulous Denyse Schmidt County Fair Home Decor fabric and thought it'd be perfect!
The bag came together nicely and actually fairly quickly. The pattern was clear and easy to understand. The pictures were a huge help whenever I wanted to triple check something. All in all I had a great time putting this bag together and would recommend the pattern hands down! You can purchase the pattern on Sara's website along with a couple of other great patterns as well!
Be sure to check out the other blogs and their version of this fabulous bag!
Be sure to check out the other blogs and their version of this fabulous bag!
Retro Rucksack Inspiration Tour:
Monday, July 14th Radiant Home Studio || Sweeter Than CupcakesTuesday, July 15th Quarter Incher || Dandelion Drift
Wednesday, July 16th Glitter + Wit || EmmylouBeeDoo
Thursday, July 17th Casa Crafty || Behind the Hedgerow
Friday, July 18th SewVery || Raspberry Sunshine
Saturday, July 19th Mia's Creations || Made By Sara
That lining fabric is a fun surprise! Thanks for trying something new. You did a fabulous job!
ReplyDeleteI agree! You did a great job :) Cindy
ReplyDeleteThis turned out real cute.
ReplyDeleteHi Stephanie. What a lovely bag and such a nice surprise when you open the main zipper and see that gorgeous fabric. It was so much fun making this bag and I'm really enjoying seeing how the other testers made theirs. Added bonus is finding new blogs.
ReplyDeleteThat is one awesome bag! I'm off to check out the pattern. Well done!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Great fabric choices.
ReplyDeleteCute bag!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool bag! Love the fabrics you chose. Lovely work, Stephanie!
ReplyDeleteGreat work. What a fun bag!
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