1. Boy Backpacks, 2. Toddler backpack-4, 3. DSC_0763, 4. For My Mother (for Betsy, Brigid and Me), 5. DSC_0376, 6. Toddler Backpack (Made by Rae pattern), 7. backpack, 8. Airplane Backpack, 9. Toddler Backpack, 10. Snail back pack, 11. BackpackSide, 12. babym backpack back, 13. Toddler backpack, 14. Groovy guitars, 15. backpack, view 3, 16. Toddler Backpack
All of these adorable backpacks were made with my Toddler Backpack Sewing Pattern. Boy-friendly fabrics make these fun for boys and extra accents such as pockets, tags and applique make them even more unique!
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Me thinks I need this pattern for my little men. Do you think it would work blown up for a big boy?
I am SO excited to use my made-by-rae backpack pattern. Still on the hunt for echino car fabric in turqoise!!
Just them them all.
I love these.
I've made two of these now (one of them being that orangey airplane one you've featured…thank you!) and I can't wait to have an excuse to make another. Such a wonderfully easy pattern with such fantastic results.
It's a very fun pattern. They make great gifts, I've made three so far one for a girl and two for the boys (done in Amy Schimler fabric, featured here, thanks Rae)I'm trying to find someone else to make one for!!
I've gotta make one of these, Levi has been asking for a backpack… and this time I will pay for the pattern, so don't even try it.
Mine is on there! So exciting! (orange elephants)
I own this pattern (of course, it's brilliant), have yet to actually make one. I bought fabric, zippers etc. to make like six of these. Ugh, where does the time go?
I love these backpacks. I may just have to make these for my two toddler grandchildren!
all that cuteness is puching me to buy this pattern to create some backpacks! My kiddos will be starting school this year, and it would be great to send them to pre-k in a stylish backpack!
Eee I still need to make this! The pattern is quite literally sitting right in front of me!
I bought a lunch bag that’s backpack-shaped to convert to a backpack for my toddler. (She loves to be like her big sisters, and THEY have backpacks…) Any suggestions for the best way to attach straps, since the seams are already made?