$14.00
PDF Sewing Pattern to make a Pocket Bucket.
Simple in design, the Pocket Bucket's construction and fabrication make the perfect utility bucket. Pockets on the outside leave uninterrupted space in the interior. Instructions are provided for fabric or vinyl pockets. There are SEVEN Pockets! One on either tall End, and a Double Pocket on one side and a Triple Pocket on the other side. They can be made in Vinyl or Fabric. You can choose to bind or hem Fabric Pockets.
Stands Upright
Short Handle
Seven Pockets
Sewing the Pocket Bucket is excellent for building your bag making skills. Expect to work with stiffener, binding, and 3-D assembly. Some steps require some heavy duty seam work.
The included How-To Video walks you through all the steps in an encouraging and confidence building way. The written instructions have large step-by-step photos with tips along the way.
Skill Level: Intermediate, the last step is pretty heavy duty
Finished Measurements:
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Please read the Read Me file for your Video link and helpful printing tips!
You're welcome to make and sell the Pocket Bucket if you have purchased the pattern but only if you're on a home-based business scale. If you have questions on what scale 'home-based' is just ask! Please use the hashtag so we can feature your creations!
Materials Needed:
To make the Pocket Bucket as pictured:
Fabrics and material:
Most medium weight wovens will work well, such as quilting cotton. A lighter weight fabric will work for the outer and the interior fabrics if you are using the stiffener as suggested. If you use a very heavy weight fabric, such as denim or waxed canvas, consider omitting the stiffener for ease of sewing. Optional: Vinyl can be used for the pockets. You can find vinyl and stiffener at most major fabric stores. The bag pictured was made using 12 gauge matte (non-glare) vinyl and Pellon 70 (non-fusible Peltex).
Yardages will accommodate one-way or allover prints, but allow extra for centering motifs.
Notions:
* A fat quarter of fabric can yield 5.5 yds (5 m) of bias binding that measures 1.375" (35 mm) wide.
Here's some sew alongs on YouTube but you get a dedicated video as described above with the purchase. I made a Pocket Bucket 75% size and it's my favorite now!
Here are some helpful videos to cut and sew your own bias binding:
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