Remona from The Stitching Scientist sewed up this pretty carry on duffel bag, inspired by Vera Bradley bags that she loves. The duffel is designed to fit in the carry-on bin on an airplane. x 10″ deep. The boxy duffel is designed She’s got a free pattern you can download so you can sew one, too. It measures 19″ wide x 15″ tall x 10″ deep and has an open pocket on the side and a zip pocket on the front.
Click below for her free pattern and tutorial:
Vera Bradley Inspired DIY Carryon Duffel Bag, by The Stitching Scientist
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Linda says
I am not able to download this pattern on my iMac. When I click on the pattern download, it takes me to a PDF Mac Master download. I downloaded this but still nothing happens in regard to the pattern itself. How do I get it?
Anne Weaver says
The big Download buttons are actually ads. Don’t click those. The link to download the pattern is further down in the post, a text link that says “you can download the pattern here” above a photo of the bag. If you click that link, it’ll take you to Craftsy where you can download the pattern for free. Hope that helps! –Anne
c. says
I printed the pattern and it does not give you the details on what size to cut your pattern pieces. Please help.
Anne Weaver says
I just checked out the pattern and you are correct – that information is missing from the pattern and the post. I suppose you could try reverse engineering based on the finished measurements she gives in the post, but that’s a lot of math. My best suggestion is to leave a comment on her post and see if she can update the pattern to include that information. –Anne