

The main body of the bag finished at about 12" x 12". I don't know how long the straps are exactly, but I just used the pattern as-is with no alterations (though the pattern does include instructions for ensuring a perfect fit). It turned out just right for my three-and-a-half year old little dude.

There are even some fun little pockets inside. I chose a back-to-school print, mostly because my son loves buses and letters and the print features both. The accent fabric is from In the Beginning's Oceanica line, and I used a Riley Blake dot for the lining.
The bag went together super-fast and it is awesome:

He loves his new school bag! (Though I think he's even happier about going to school!) :)
He looks so cute and happy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great bag and he looks great too! Is mom ok with him going to school :) Hugs - they grow up too fast!
ReplyDeleteI have that pattern too!!! I am going to have my friend help me because I don't understand patterns other than quilt ones.
ReplyDeleteWow! He looks so grown up. Cute bag!
ReplyDeleteso cute and he is the most stylish child in his class.:D
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