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Published about 5 years ago

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Nice & Simple

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Stuart, FL, United States
2008
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What a great gift!

I was planning to make one of these great backpacks for my daughter. When it was completed, I asked her to try it on, to check the length of the drawstring. She told me that she would rather have it a bit longer. I laughed at her, as she was asking me to make it so that it hung just about 4 inches below her waist. So, I said, “You mean you want it where it will be banging your butt all day?” (That would drive me crazy!) Thus, the “Butt Banging Backpack” was born!

Whether you are headed to the library or the beach, this lightweight
drawstring backpack is the perfect carry-all.

Don’t want to carry your purse?

Just toss your essentials in this pack,
sling it on your back, and off you go!


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Instructions


  1. 1

    Fold down one short end ¼”

  2. 2

    Press.

  3. 3

    Fold down again 1”.

  4. 4

    Press.

  5. Step 5 5

    Do the same to second fabric piece...

  6. Step 6 6

    making sure to match perfectly.

  7. Step 7 7

    Unfold edge and turn in ¼”, then refold and pin. Do the same at opposite side. Sew seam across, close to edge fold, forming casing for cord.

  8. 8

    Repeat for second piece.

  9. Step 9 9

    Clip seam just below fold.

  10. 10

    Repeat for remaining edge seams.

  11. Step 11 11

    Sew side edges, beginning at edge of fold seam and continuing all the way around to matching edge on opposite side. Clip corners. Turn.

  12. Step 12 12

    Attach grommets in bottom corners of bag

  13. 13

    Cut cording into 2 equal lengths.

  14. 14

    Take one length of cording and feed through both casings so that ends are protruding from one end and other end has loop through both casings. (See pic.)

  15. Step 15 15

    Feed ends through grommet and tie a knot to secure.

  16. Step 16 16

    And “voila!” you have just completed
    your very own drawstring backpack!

    What a great gift!

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