This is a PDF Pattern (Digital Download) for the Arianne Bucket Backpack
Digital downloads are non-refundable.
Pattern written in Imperial and Metric.
Pattern is only available in ENGLISH.
This bucket bag is unique with it’s lock strap closure, cute handles, and backpack straps. It’s a relatively quick sew and a great bag to feature a print in the front paired with sleek vinyl for the back and straps. On the inside, you’ll find a wide slip pocket divided into three sections as well as a zippered pocket.
The bag is named for my one and only sister, Arianne. Learn how to pronounce it here.
Finished Size:
8” W x 12” H x 8” D
20cm W x 30cm H x 20cm D
Complexity: On a scale of Boisterous Beginner/Adventurous Intermediate/Excitingly Advanced, this bag is Boisterous Beginner. It has some more advanced beginner skills but nothing you can’t tackle. Domestic friendly. Rectangular pieces are only given by cut chart.
Supply List
Hardware
(1) Turn or Flip Lock
(2) 1” (2.5cm) Strap Slider Adjusters
(2) 1” (2.5cm) Rectangle Rings
(1) 1-1/2” (3.8cm) Strap End (Can modify to a 1" (2.5cm) strap end if you wish)
(2) 1” (2.5cm) Strap Ends
(1) 14mm Magnetic Snap
(20) Medium Double Capped Rivets [3/8" Caps x 5/16" Post (9mm x 8mm)]
(1) #5 Zipper Slider Pull
(1) 8” (20cm) #5 Zipper Tape
(4-5) Purse Feet (Optional)
(1) “Handmade” or Logo Tag (Optional)
Fabric Requirements
1yd (91cm) Soft Vinyl or soft faux leather at 54” (137cm) WOF
1yd (91cm) Woven Lining at 44” (112cm) WOF
1-1/2 yds (137cm) Woven Interfacing at 20” (51cm) WOF
1yd (91cm) Pellon Decovil Light 525 at 17” (43cm) WOF
10” x 10” (25cm x 25cm) Pellon Peltex 71F at 20” (51cm) WOF OR Pellon Decovil 526 at 20” (51cm) WOF
IMPORTANT The pattern is drafted for soft vinyl or soft faux leather. It is meant to be a slouchier top and structured bottom of the bag. It is not recommended that the BACK PANEL be made out of fabric due to the hidden connector. However, if you wish to use a focal print in fabric on the FRONT PANEL, you can. Simply ensure you cut the appropriate interfacing for your fabric. I recommend one or two layers of a woven interfacing on fabrics. Cork can be used but it does add much more structure to the bag and can make the assembly and topstitching a bit more difficult.
Other Materials:
- Duct tape
- Removable marking pen, pencil, etc
- Rotary cutter or scissors
- Pinking shears
- Rivet setter tool or rivet press
- Grid ruler
- Double Sided Tape
- Stapler and staples
- Hand needle and thread
- Fray check
Tutorials:
Chanova Alcala Mabry of That's Sew Nova and of Novasknits - Tutorial
Monica Ann Bernstine Castine Handcrafted and of castinehandcrafted.com - Tutorial
Lauren V Mormino of Lauren Mormino YouTube and of moremeknow.com - Tutorial
Victoria Keiger of Seams Legit and of seamslegit.com.au - Tutorial
Vannessa Leppek of Vannessa Leppek YouTube and of Mini Loopy Love - Tutorial
YouTubers are welcome to do their own tutorials should they wish. Please do not include pattern instruction pages or paper pattern pieces within your video as this does violate the terms delineated within the pattern.
