ByAnnie Ditty Bags 2.0
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Bagmaking PatternPretty and practical, these zippered bags with side handles and diagonal borders are quick and easy to make.
The pattern includes complete instructions for bags in three sizes. They make great gifts!
SMALL: This smart bag will carry your most important beauty supplies or other personal items and will fit easily in many purses or bags.
MEDIUM: Not too small and not too big, this bag fits neatly into a larger purse or your favorite tote and will carry and protect a variety of supplies.
LARGE: For more than the basics, this spacious bag holds bottles, brushes, and more. Use it to organize a diaper bag or use more masculine fabrics to make a great toiletry bag for a guy.
Finished sizes:
Small: 3¾"H x 6½"W x 1½"D
Medium: 4½"H x 8"W x 2½"D
Large: 6"H x10"W x 3"D
NOTE TO CUSTOMERS:
Ditty Bags 2.0 is an update of our popular Ditty Bags pattern which was originally released in 2012.
In addition to greatly improving the illustrations, we updated the instructions to make assembly easier and included instructions for working with directional fabrics.
We put handles on both ends and changed the border to a diagonal border, adding the option of embellishing the border with decorative ribbon.
We slightly tweaked some of the measurements and improved the process of attaching the Bag Sides to make a bag that ends up nice and square and stands up easily.
We also filmed an Add-on Video to help you with the more unique or challenging aspects of the pattern.
You will LOVE this new version!
Since the Ditty Bags 2.0 pattern includes a coupon to get the Add-On Video at no charge, we would recommend that you purchase the new and improved version of the pattern.
- Fabrics: click here
- ByAnnie hardware and accessories: click here
- ByAnnie zippers: click here
- Soft and Stable stabilizer: click here
- ByAnnie tools: click here
- Clear vinyl: click here
- Mesh fabric: click here
- Click here for a printable PDF tutorial with tips for attaching the pulls and making your own zippers of any length.
