Sewspire Sewing Recipe 014: How to sew an Everyday Backpack: Interior and zipper top closure

[@nancydegeorge475]

Gorgeous indigenous Australian designed fabric. Great designed backpack. Very practical. It's nice to hear someone speak at a speed that I can follow. Very cool way to put in the base. 9 pockets, four zippers, awesome!!! Thank you

[@dorothytackett9943]

Awesome! Loved how it all came together. The fun outside fabric and the Australian fabric inside are so nice. Your tutorials are easy to follow. Thank you for all you do for us. I have been watching you since your began this site. You have come a long way.

[@jomycoke]

Watching panel placement, piece by piece, is the best way my brain can understand how this bag is put together. This is a GREAT teaching method

[@SuZ3945]

oh my, that fabric is AWESOME ! love the backpack, thank you.

[@suestutzle2779]

This has turned out great. I have loved the journey. You always make things easy to understand and I enjoy sewing with you. Thank you.

[@faithers84]

GREAT BAG for sure!!!

[@beverleypotter3456]

When you stitched the interior zipped pocket down through the middle did you go right from the top trim down through the centre in between the two zips? Love this way of constructing bags so many ideas on how to customize bag love the key fob idea and ading the sap to it

[@jenniferfreddy4510]

i want this

[@thpreslie2]

Where can I get the pattern or measurements?

[@Sewspire]

In the first two videos in the series: recipes 12 and 13. Linked in the notes.

[@54gravi]

Hey Andrea, I didn't catch the seam allowance for the bagpack. I am assuming 5/8 inch. Thanks, Ivonne

[@Sewspire]

Hello! 5/8” is perfect 👌