Just as functional as it is fashionable, this wear-anywhere bag is featured in an oversized, sling silhouette with adjustable shoulder strap, mesh piecing throughout, and bungee detailing for a true utility-inspired finish. **Features:** Sling style, adjustable shoulder strap, bungee detailing, zip-top closure, fully lined interior, versatile wearability, interior zip pocket **Why We ❤ It:** Sure to be your go-to activewear accessory to pair with absolutely any fitness ‘fit.
Just as functional as it is fashionable, this wear-anywhere bag is featured in an oversized, sling silhouette with adjustable shoulder strap, mesh piecing throughout, and bungee detailing for a true utility-inspired finish. **Features:** Sling style, adjustable shoulder strap, bungee detailing, zip-top closure, fully lined interior, versatile wearability, interior zip pocket **Why We ❤ It:** Sure to be your go-to activewear accessory to pair with absolutely any fitness ‘fit.
Established in 2021, ARCS is a London-based accessories label that specialises in creating slow-made and sustainably crafted pieces. They focus on environmental consciousness and craftsmanship while seeking to redefine and elevate new technologies in fabric creation. The Little Hey Sling Bag is expertly made using recycled bottles, making it environmentally friendly. Designed as the smaller version of the brand's HEY Sling. It conveniently reduces in size with the drawstrings on the sides, making it practical for when you are on the go. - Recycled polyester- Side drawstrings- Single strap- Adjustable buckle- Logo engraved hardware- As every bag is piece-dyed, each bag is unique and the colour may vary Materials:100% Recycled polyester. Care: Hand wash with a PH neutral soap. Sizing: Height: 21cm. Width: 32cm. Depth: 12.5cm.
We all need one of those great little backpacks/sling bags for day trips, biking, walking, vacations, and more, or we know someone who does.
The Park Sling Backpack Video+Sewing Pattern was fulfilling a request by my husband (and also by many viewers on my
Sizing: True to size Material composition: 100% Polyester Clothing type: S Material: Polyester Pattern: Solid Fabric elasticity: No elasticity Season: Spring-Summer Weaving type: Woven Style: Sexy Weight: 96 g Pocket: No-back-pocketThe new sling lace square collar button vest women's niche design casual and versatile solid color tops are suitable for many occasions. The simple design makes the boring season colorful and interesting. A variety of collocation options make you confident and beautiful. Please use the size guide shown in our pictures. Please read each element in the size guide carefully before choosing a size. The size is measured manually, and it is normal for there to be an error of 1-3cm. Key features include. - comfortable fabric casual everyday wearSize Chart(inch)SizeUSUKLengthBustWaistS481730-3525-28M6101831-3627-29L8121833-3828-31
Soft suede sling bag in a crossbody silhouette with contrast stitch details. Features a long, fixed-length strap with a knot in it and an open main compartment with a single interior pocket. Content + Care - Leather - Wipe clean Size - D: 10cm x H: 25cm x W: 34cm - Strap drop: 40cm
The Boho Sling Bag – plain or fancy. A sewing project for everyone – regardless of their sewing pedigree or experience! The Boho Sling Bag seems to be fairly popular among those that c…
Soft suede sling bag in a crossbody silhouette with contrast stitch details. Features a long, fixed-length strap with a knot in it and an open main compartment with a single interior pocket. Content + Care - Leather - Wipe clean Size - D: 10cm x H: 25cm x W: 34cm - Strap drop: 40cm
The Pebble Convertible Sling Bag sewing pattern is a convertible Mini Sling Bag.
Tutorial over here soozs.blogspot.com/2009/10/reversible-beach-bag-tutorial....
This is the Charlie Sling Bag pdf sewing pattern from the designer Kindred Sewls.
A shepherd's sling is a sling used to throw a projectile such as a stone or marble. It can be used for hunting and self-defense.
I have a quick and easy Doll Sling tutorial for all of you. It takes only one piece of fabric and as little as 30 minutes to make.
Features Asymmetrical sling carries weight close to the body for all-day comfort PFC-free durable water repellent (DWR) finish on body fabric sloughs off moisture and stains Larger front pocket keeps a phone or other frequently used item close at hand 2 main compartments with dedicated storage provide easy access to your stuff Tuckaway front straps let you carry a yoga mat or an extra layer All fabrics, spacer mesh and static mesh are 100% recycled (stretch mesh is 84% recycled) Fair Trade Certified™ sewn Imported.View the Patagonia Atom Product LineView all Patagonia Shoulder Bags
Maintenant disponible en français! Veuillez choisir votre langue dans la liste déroulante ci-dessus. Description française ci-dessous. The Speedwell Sling bag is the perfect unisex bag. It has one front zippered flap pocket with 2 zippers on each side and closes at the top with your choice of a small thumb lock, turn l
If you find yourself cooped up in your house again this winter avoiding the plague or extremely cold temperatures, perhaps it would warm your heart to think about making your loved ones a Valentine's Day gift. We all know it's a made up holiday that has been commercialized to sell more stuff, but you can
How to Make a Kitten Sling: I had some recycled polyester fleece leftover and was still in a creative mood. I needed a sling to help me socialize the kittens. One which allowed me to use both hands to work while they slept, yet kept them close enough to my chest so they could …
Sewing Purse Bag Organizer. DIY Pattern & Tutorial.
My first sewing tutorial! Let’s be real, I’m not a big sewer but this little DIY is super simple – and if I can do it, you can for sure!! I spied a ring sling on Instagram the oth…
The Pebble Convertible Sling Bag sewing pattern is a convertible Mini Sling Bag.
Technical running sling bag with 2L volume, multiple secure pockets, and weather repellent fabric; adaptable fit + 2-way wearability. Read more Sizing How To Wear It One size fits most Behind the design The Multipass Sling Bag pulls double-duty: as a lightweight yet secure place to stash a shell, nutrition, sunnies + water when out running and as a casual day-pack for a passport, wallet, phone + more when out exploring. Technical enough to perform while stylish enough for daily wear, the Multipass can be worn both as a sling across the back and as a fanny pack thanks to its adaptable straps. Details Keep it organized Two zip pockets, an expandable middle bungee compartment, and an internal drop-down envelope pocket plus key loop bungee allow for easy organization. Cinch it down A cross-body strap gives extra support in securing the Multipass and stashes away through a designated slot in the back pocket when not needed. Stay seen High-vis reflective daisy chain and reflective bungee zipper pulls provide visibility in low light conditions. Wear it your way Designed to function as a technical sling bag, the Multipass can also be slung across the front chest for more casual endeavors or as a fanny pack (which we like do when hiking) features Weather repellentLightweight ripstop body with durable water repellent finish (DWR) to shed rain + dry quickly Lightweight padded supportFlexible honeycomb foam air-mesh back panel for breathable comfort and support Pocket organizationMain zippered compartment has an internal key loop + drop-down envelope pocket for cash/card* Concealed back pocketSecondary back zip pocket easily holds a passport, phone and/or wallet out of view Flex spaceFlexible middle bungee compartment secures a jacket, sport bottle or other item with a stopper toggle Adjustable fitDual adjusting, durable nylon strap with lightweight reflective bungee pulls provide a customizable fit Extra supportA cross-body strap secures the bag for high-output movement + stashes away when not needed 2-way wearabilityCan be worn as a sling bag across the back or front chest, or as a fanny pack VisibilityHi-vis reflective nylon daisy chain + reflective zipper pulls Pocket organizationMain zippered compartment has an internal key loop with a Nite Ize S-Biner Microlock® + drop-down envelope pocket for cash/card *s-biner clip, key ring + keys are not included with the Multipass Sling Bag materials + specs Water repellent coated ripstopPU coated 100% polyester ripstop Nylon webbing straps100% nylon Weight5.8oz / 166g Dimensions16.5” long x 6.25” wide x 4” deep Volume 2L One size fits most, adjustable Bag made in Vietnam
Back in September, I guest posted for Tasha over I Seam Stressed, while she was adjusting to her new life as mom of two. For that post, I've put up a tutorial on how to do your own pocket sling. Today's, I am bringing it home, since all we think about now is Christmas and all the handmade presents we have to make, i think this should be a good idea to gift a new mom or a pregnant relative/friend in your life. Enjoy! Since my appearence here is due to Tasha's baby boy's birth, I thought I'd come up with something every mom should have. Especially when they are still newborns (even though I used mine until my little one was around one year old, then she just wanted to walk everywhere and we slowly left it aside). I am talking about a baby pocket sling, of course. I prefer pocket slings over ring slings by far, it gives me a better sense of security, but that might be just me. And today I will share a tutorial on how to do your own. So, the first thing you have to do is take your measurements! - a bad thing about the pocket sling is that it will only fit you, in my case I had to make one for me and one for hubby, since he's much bigger than I am. To take the measurements correctly, you should use a sewing tape, place the edge on your shoulder's bone (the highest on your shoulder, it is), and cross the tape from your shoulder to the opposite hip bone. Like in the picture below. For my sling I used a 28" measurement because I made it for a friend, and she's a large size, contrary to me, I believe my sling is 22", so if your measurements are somewhere between these, you probably got them right. That is important so your sling won't become uncomfortable when you use it.* You'll need two cordinate or contrastic fabrics. I used linen for the lining and a plaid cotton for the main (though it is reversible, you can pick pretty fabrics and use them both ways - my advice is use as much natural fabrics as you can, because the skin of your newborn will be highly in touch with the fabric and you'll want the baby's skin to breath (I would often use flannel for winter babies). Start by folding your fabric (check image 1). The black arrows measurement should be at least 4" longer than your measurements (the one we took above). And between those two white arrows it should be 21" long. Fold again, this time the 21" in half (clearer on image 4 I believe). Start from the first fold and mark your measurements, in my case it was 28", add seam allowance (3/8" is enough - image 2). In the raw edge, the other one is folded. You should measure it in that side too, and add about 3" more (image 3). If you plan to make a few of these than it could be a good idea to make a pattern, I made one out of cereals cardbox (image 4) a while ago when I was selling slings and would make a lot of them. This was really handy. Pin it and cut off excess fabric (image 5). Unpin and open that last fold. Pin rounded edges and sew with a 3/8" seam allowance. Repeat it all over again with the other fabric. Press seams open. The next step is optional, you might just skip it. I don't usually add loops to my slings but I thought I should show you that option and besides, for people who get really confused (first times) on how to use your sling, it might help to know how to place it. Cut a small stripe of fabric (really as long as you wish, and about 1 1/2 wide). Fold it in half, and press. Open, fold one edge towards the center, press with your iron, do the same with the other edge (image 6). Fold in half again, press and sew as close to the edge as possible (image 7). You can do another row of stitches in the folded edge, but it's up to you. Place your loop and fold like shown in pictures 8 & 9. Press it. After sewing your two pieces of fabric you have created two tubes. Turn them to the right side, and pin your loop on the stitched line (image 10). Put fabric together wrong sides (one will be inside the other), pin and sew all around (image 11). Turn it right sides again. One edge will be sewn together the other will look like picture 12. This can get tricky now, you have to put the seams together (right sides), but not turning the pieces inside out. I really don't know how to explain this in a better way, but I hope the pictures help (image 13 & 14), it will look all twisted but that's how it should be. Just keep pinning all around. We will sew this edge too but you might need to leave a little hole to turn your piece the right wy later. HINT: I usually use two pins together to mark my opening starts and ends (image 16). Sew until you get to your opening, then switch to your longest lenght stitch (image 17) and sew the opening too. This will only be used to help you later, when it comes to hand stitch your opening. Once you've sewn, press your seam (the opening bitonly - image 18), open the seam and press to one side (image 19), and then to the other (image 20). You can rip the stitches from your opening and turn the sling to the right side (image 21). Pin your opening (image 22) and close it with an invisible stitch (image 23). Press your seams flat all around (image 24) and topstitch it (image 25). And you're ready to carry your baby anywhere. I remember I would make household duties with my daughter in the sling, or I would breatfeed her as we walked in a market - no one could tell and she was always so happy. Slings also make a great gift in baby showers. Just make sure you know the correct size for the person you'll be making one to. * you can see in my dress form, the sling is too big for it, so it looks like the baby is about to fall down at anytime. That shouldn't happen when you get the right size.
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Today the rain is pouring down and I hear floods are happening to the south. Where I grew up on a beautiful river valley we would remember the years often by the floods! Then I never lived near flooding rivers... for decades it seemed. Having returned to the part of the country that is not so very far from those childhood years... floods are once again more likely. I'm sitting contemplating what time to head to the Gallery today to slowly dismount the show and outside there is wind and rain in constant gusts! Rain is heavy out there! Last night I found, after weeks of being so focused on the latest exhibition, I was starting to remember what's next. Moving house is looming large again. Suddenly caught in a bit of excitement I began to imagine my new home... straying far from the likely scenario. In part its simply because the range of domestic buildings in this city where I live are not so like my dream domestic environment ... and partly because when one dreams one does not need to fund one's desires. So what does a girl do ... she starts a new tumblr blog... calls it when.we.are.home because everything else is taken and then spends a while clicking here and there to find some pics of appealing domesticity! While picking templates she thinks...oh... I'll just give the neglected studio tumblr blog a facelift with a new template... so da..de..dah ...its looking far more spiffy indeed. SO... now back to the real world I have to think about getting moving for the day... onwards... much to do! Some pics from here and there! No plans to live in a tent... too wet around here... but this looks appealing... from tenuedenimes Dining room looking out to lush courtyard beyond. Photos - Felix Forest, Production – Lucy Feagins / The Design Files. I adore this outlook from the dining area. from: Shannon Fricke liked this: from https://www.facebook.com/maria.lapappadolce And not to forget the fresh look at the studio tumblr... visit here! Exhibition shot Recent involvement Much more soon. Have a hundred things to tie up this week...but hope to be back visiting bloggy friends soon! cheerio! S
Maintenant disponible en français! Veuillez choisir votre langue dans la liste déroulante ci-dessus. Description française ci-dessous. The Speedwell Sling bag is the perfect unisex bag. It has one front zippered flap pocket with 2 zippers on each side and closes at the top with your choice of a small thumb lock, turn l
