I was fortunate to be able to test another bag pattern for Dog Under My Desk this past week. As is always the case, Erin did a superb job of writing the pattern, with attention to every detail and lots of photos to demonstrate the instructions. I can never recommend her patterns enough - they are simply the BEST! This bag went together very well. I love that it has princess seams instead of darts, so even if you don't carry a lot of stuff in it, it still keeps its shape and looks great.
Here is the bag I made for the pattern test.
It's called the Sunrise Saddle Bag, and the pattern can be purchased here. It was just released this morning, and to celebrate Erin's "30-something" birthday on the 8th, it and all the other patterns are on sale at 30% off through this Wednesday. So now's the time to get this pattern and any others you may have had your eye on!
Here's the back of the bag, which has a zippered pocket.
The inside has a pocket identical to the one on the front that hides under the flap.
There is even extra padding in strategic places to protect your cell phone from the twistlock hardware, should you choose to carry your phone in that front pocket.
Finally, here's my usual silly selfie to give you an idea of the size of the bag. As you can see, it has an adjustable strap so you can use it as a cross-body or shoulder bag.
The pears fabric I used is babywale corduroy from Jess's Spring Quartet collection for Cloud9 Fabrics, which will be available in July. The other is linen.
Check out Erin's blog post here for more details and read about the process she went through in developing this pattern. She really works hard to make sure it's 'just right'!
6 comments:
Awesome, as usual.
Thanks, Kathy!
Love it and the fabric is fab!
Thank you, Annie Dee!
This is the perfect summer bag! <3
This fabric, this pattern, the little touches of red and your talent combined together made the cutest bag ever! (Are you getting tired of me repeating how cute this bag is? :P )
Thanks, Gen! (Probably not as tired as you are of trying to think of different ways to say it! 😂)
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