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Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Messenger Bag Tutorials - DIY Messenger Bag Collection


 Messenger Bags:  I love them, but can never seem to find the right one in the right color and material in the right price range.  Messenger Bags are wonderful accessories.  Their demographic spectrum spans the full range from seniors to young adults to the kiddos.  I'm sharing my personal favorites in this collection. 







The Weekend Designer is incredible.  This is a blogger that knows fashion and shares his knowledge with those of us fortunate enough to find his site.

Ecolution Messenger Bag Tutorial on Pinterest




Push The Envelope - Messenger Bag by Weekend Designer




 Zaaberry posts some really cute bags.  Try this one if you're looking for a special bag to make for your special child.

Kids Messenger Bag Tutorial on Pinterest

 


Kids Messenger Bag by Zaaberry




I fell in love with the braided belt strap when I first saw this Messenger Bag on Pinterest.

Messenger Bag Tutorial on Pinterest



Braided Belt Messenger Bag by Cold Hands Warm Heart




I had to share this Messenger Bag, Lunch Bag, and Backpack collection of bags by Me Sew Crazy.  As I said in the Kids Backpack Tutorials - Adorable DIY Backpack Collection post, she is one of my favorite bloggers and designers.

Circle Backpack, Messenger Bag, and Lunch Bag Tutorials on Pinterest



Circle Bags: Backpack, Messenger Bag, and Lunch Bag by Me Sew Crazy




What could be easier than a Messenger Bag made from a pillowcase?  I think this would be a great bag for a beginning seamstress.

Pillowcase Messenger Bag Tutorial on Pinterest



Pillowcover To Messenger Bag by living with punks




Make it and love it hit a home run with this convertible Messenger Bag.  The perfect blend of fashion and function for moms with little ones.
  





 New Green Mama posted an excellent tutorial with lots of details and photos.  She makes this bag look easy.  I love the fact that it is reversible.

Reversible Messenger Bag Tutorial on Pinterest

 

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Reversible Messenger Bag by New Green Mama




Stash Books has a wonderful Messenger Bag designed especially for traveling with kids.  They offer a great tutorial, free pattern, and different versions of the bag to fit different ages and sizes of kids.

Travel Messenger Bag Tutorial on Pinterest



Travel  Messenger Bag by Stash Books




 A very detailed tutorial with step by step photos is given for this Messenger Bag by BLUEBIRDBABY.  Using a solid color with an accent trim, you could make several in different colors to match different outfits.


Messenger Bag Tutorial on Pinterest


New messenger bag tutorial!!


Messenger Bag by BLUEBIRDBABY




The Basic Messenger Bag by mmmcrafts is simple and straightforward.  She doesn't give the tutorial for the design on the flap.  However, if you're not a beginning seamstress, I bet you could come up with several ideas based on looking at these designs.

Basic Messenger Bag Tutorial on Pinterest



Basic Messenger Bag by mmmcrafts




Did somebody say Decoupage?  Decoupage on a Messenger Bag?  I'm in!!  I love this one by Honestly..., and it is a NO - SEW version!


Decoupage Floral Bag Tutorial on Pinterest



Decoupage Floral Bag by Honestly...




I had to include one more Messenger Bag for the mommies and the babies.  This Messenger Bag is designed to be a diaper bag!


 Messenger Diaper Bag Tutorial on Pinterest



 

Messenger Diaper Bag by Gluesticks 




I pinned this upcycle Messenger Bag on Pinterest long ago.  It is made from a pair of cargo pants!

Messenger Bag Tutorial on Pinterest


 

Messenger Bag From Cargo Pants by Wonderwoman Creations


I hope you enjoy this collection. I truly admire the creative genius behind these designs.  Please let me know if you decide to make one!

3 comments:

  1. I just finished the cargo pants one! Except I only had an old pair of shorts with stains and holes so I had limited fabric to work with... luckily my partner found 2 yds of fabric in the closet, so I supplemented with that!

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