How to Sew a Fanny Pack: Step-by-Step Tutorial

 


How to Sew a Fanny Pack: Step-by-Step Tutorial

Welcome to Sewly Jo! In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of sewing a fanny pack, also known as a bum bag or a hip bag. This fun and functional bag features a casing at the back to fit any belt under 2 inches wide. Follow along to learn how to create your own fanny pack and a simple belt to go with it.

Materials Needed:

  • Four pieces of fabric for the lining and exterior of the bag
  • Two pieces of interfacing

Step 1: Prepare the Fabric

  • Iron the interfacing onto the lining pieces.
  • Use a circular object to round the corners of your fabric pieces.

Step 2: Attach the Zipper

  • Place one exterior and one lining piece together.
  • Measure 1.5 inches down from the top edge, draw a horizontal line, and cut to create four pieces.
  • Attach the zipper by sewing across using a zipper foot.

Constructing the Fanny Pack

  • Sew the exterior and lining pieces together.
  • Make the strap by folding and sewing the top piece.
  • Optional: Add a decorative piece to the front panel.

Step 3: Assemble the Bag

  • Sew around the sides of the exterior front panel.
  • Join the front and back pieces together using a quarter-inch seam allowance.
  • Trim any excess fabric or zipper.

Step 4: Finishing Touches

  • Turn the bag right side out and sew the opening closed.
  • Create a belt by stitching and attaching a slider.

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By following these simple steps, you can create your own stylish and practical fanny pack. Whether you call it a bum bag or a hip bag, this accessory is sure to add a touch of flair to your outfit. Get creative with fabric choices and embellishments to make your fanny pack uniquely yours. Happy sewing!

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Jo Gray

Hi, I’m Jo Gray. I’m a natural skincare and bag-making enthusiast with a passion for health and wellness. Through my YouTube channel, “Sewlyjo,” and this blog, I share my journey and tips to inspire others. Although I don’t have formal qualifications in fitness, I’m dedicated to improving my overall health and encouraging women my age to do the same.

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