DIY Fanny Pack Featuring the Ferris Pattern Tutorial!

[@Ann-mt2ni]

Your are such a great teacher ❤❤❤😂

[@SallieTomato]

Thank you so much.

[@sewfun196]

Thank You. I just purchased this pattern yesterday!

[@SallieTomato]

You will love making your Ferris Fanny Pack!

[@sharonbultman5529]

This new tutorial is so much better than the last. Other tutorial raced through project. Love this pattern, I have made 6 already. Thank you for redoing.

[@SallieTomato]

That is wonderful! We are so glad you enjoyed this new tutorial! Thanks for commenting. :)

[@jamiewillhite6355]

You are so inspiring! Thanks for the tutorial.

[@SallieTomato]

You are so very welcome.

[@lucretiawrolstad3997]

I am sure glad I made the large size first as it was challenging to turn out. I can't imagine making the small... But I did make it with cork.

[@SallieTomato]

The smaller the bag-sometimes it is harder to make depending on your sewing machine. Glad you made it work.

[@judithmangut3003]

Your tutorial is great. I’ve already bought the pattern and going to make my first Fanny pack..🙂

[@SallieTomato]

Yah! That is so exciting! Thank you for your purchase and happy sewing to you!

[@stephanieharbeston7809]

So I don’t have anything that said to cut piece I. Mine stopped at H

[@solodsnek8040]

Can I use a serger for this pattern? Specifically the large bag

[@SallieTomato]

You can definately use a serger for some parts, but you will need to know where your markings are for 1/4" and 3/8" seam allowances. There is alot of top stitching as well as stitching the straps to the hadware, which could be done if your machine has the ability to do a chain stitch (for hemming) but there could be alot of back and forth for the stitching. Let us know if you end up making it on there.

[@rasar7367]

I cannot locate the measurements for the strap in the directions and/or pattern. Please help. Thanks.

[@SallieTomato]

On the paper pattern under MAIN FABRIC shows the size for each piece. You will need (2) 4" x 25" for Piece H if using woven fabric. Non woven fabric you will need (2) 2" x 25". Hope this helps. Any more concerns please email [e-mail]. #sallietomato. Happy Sewing!

[@Jen-CelticWarrior]

So is the bumpy side of the fleece the side with the glue? Thanks! (Before I seriously gum up my iron, lol!)

[@SallieTomato]

Sorry for the delayed response. If you have not got assistance from a fellow sewist. No you do not apply the glue to the furry side.

[@karrenderepentigny]

When adding the front extensions are you lining up the 3/8 “ mark either re raw edge of the pocket? I find your references very confusing.

[@YouStitch]

At least big you purchased the paper pattern we can watch this. Thanks hope it helps.

[@SallieTomato]

Thanks for watching! If you have any questions please contact our customer service at the email address below: [e-mail]

[@YouStitch]

@@SallieTomato thank you.

[@karrenderepentigny]

I made 3 of these and the pattern did not seem to be fitting properly the sides at the top that you attach the connectors to are way too wide and the lining is huge. I double checked that I had all medium pieces and I did. I’m baffled. 🤷‍♀️I made it fit bit I spent $18 Canadian and I’m not impressed.