Contains:
- Picture by picture explanation
- PDF file
- including pattern in pdf
Materials you need at home:
- Main Fabric: woven materials such as cotton, poplin or canvas.
- Lining: woven materials such as cotton, poplin, canvas, softshell or outdoor fabrics
- Interfacing: Decovil I light, natur, 240 g/m²
- Velcro fastener of choice, button or Prong ring Press Fasteners.
- Sewing thread
- Printer, Paper, Sewing Machine, Scissors, Pins, washable Fabric marker, Iron and optional snap pliers.
DIFFICULTY LEVEL: 3 out of 5 For ambitious sewing beginners with some experience and advanced sewing skills.
Out into the wide world! On your favorite vehicle it goes through the park, the forest and across country. How practical if you find space in a handlebar bag for a small refreshment or the treasures of the forest. This bag fits the most common balance bikes and first bicycles. So grab some fabric in your childs favorite color and off you go.
1st choice material is: classic, inelastic cotton like poplin or canvas. Sometimes your favorite pattern is on jersey or terry, and this works too (the outer fabric in my instructions are made from French Terry).
Size: 15x10x10 cm.
The strap has a Velcro fastener and can be adjusted variably, so it fits all models on the market.
DIGITAL FILE USE RIGHTS: This pattern is property of Johannstochter. You can use it for private use. It is prohibited to sell, exchange or publish this pattern or parts of it. Personally made works may be sold in a small edition of 10 pieces. Please state Johannstochter as the designer. If you sell more than 10 items, you can buy a one-time business license.
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Johannstochter
I am Johann's daughter (Johannstochter) and live in beautiful Vienna, Austria. A child of the early 80s. One who loves to work with her hands. One who likes to give and is happy because others are happy. In life 1.0 I was a hairdresser. In life 2.0, my passion is to be creative with yarn and needles. In 2017, I started crocheting and then sewing. And I hope you love to be creative the same way I do :)