Toddlers love having their own bag and carrying their own stuff. Use this free toddler backpack pattern to make a fun backpack for your little one!
Henry loves playing with it already. He likes putting things in and taking things out, but he has yet to put it on his shoulders. Classic child, right?
I used some arrow fabric I found on fabric.com* a couple months ago. The orange fabric I won from a giveaway a couple years ago, and I’m finally using it. The brown edging is faux leather that I cut and used as trim. I interfaced every single piece so that it’s durable for lots of use.
I love that you can see yellow crayon on the wall done by Henry. I didn’t notice it until I was typing this post!
I love all the different pockets and that it’s fully lined. I’m sure Henry will love it once he puts it on and realizes he can be like daddy going to school.
OnceUpona Sew says
November 19, 2013 at 1:24 amGreat project! The fabric is fabulous. And those Mr. Clean sponges will take crayon off anything- though I use them sparingly because the fact that they take crayon of everything really freaks me out, what is in those things! lol
Elke (pulsinchen) says
November 16, 2013 at 7:18 pmThe arrow-fabric is wonderful. I think it`s a really cute backpack.
amy mayen says
November 16, 2013 at 6:45 amPS my niece- and the walls; I'm so over her and crayons.
amy mayen says
November 16, 2013 at 6:45 amI love that lining fabric- the arrows are awesome. I have a hard time finding hip boy prints! Thanks for always linking cool tutorials too:)
May Bo says
November 15, 2013 at 3:56 pmThat's so cute!