Double Duty Bag pattern

One of our most popular patterns at SewBaby is our Double Duty Bag. When designing this pattern, we wanted a pattern that could function as a diaper bag, but still be usable later on for any reason. It is completely reversible, has pockets, and is very easy to sew.

One of our customers, Cathy from Washington State, shared these photos of her Double Duty bags and said this:

I have also attached some photos of the Double Duty Bags that I made. I love that they squish into just about anywhere, unlike the hard-sided kind. Everybody I have given one to just loves them. I have made them for all kinds of gifts, not just as diaper bags. Thanks for such great patterns. Keep them coming!

The bags with the school/alphabet theme went to the staff at my daughter's auditory therapy unit as a "ThankYou" for all of their hard work. These also work great as a tote for groceries. Grandma uses hers for her laptop and my sister fills it up with all of her knitting.

21 completed bags! I think I have 2 left.

This one is ALL MINE!

Thanks, Cathy for sharing these photos- what fun! They are inspirational!

Ann

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