Camera Bags

Retro Camera Bag Pattern and Tutorial

Printed directly onto the fabric, this is a Spoonflower fabric cut-and-sew camera bag pattern. The retro design is inspired by the “Diana” camera sold in the 60′s. The bag holds a camera up to 5″ W x 3.25″ H x 2″ D. It includes a strap. Alternatively it could just be a unique purse for your lipstick, cash and keys too. One fat quarter of upholstery weight twill makes one camera bag. Get the pattern here. Instructions can be found here.

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Easy Breezy Padded Tote & Accessory Bag Pattern

Here’s an easy tote to stitch and quit in a hurry. The inside padding in the tote and the coordinating accessory bag makes them perfect for safely carrying your laptop or other valuables. There’s even a padded pocket attached to the tote lining sized to fit most e-readers. Stitch-and-flip the strips in place on the tote body padding to piece and quilt it all in one.

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Padded Camera Pouch – PDF Sewing Pattern

Padded Camera Pouch PDF Sewing Pattern

Sew a super padded camera pouch in four sizes, with this quick and easy epattern. This camera bag has a body with two quilted layers and reinforced corners to protect your camera.

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Turn a Purse into a Padded Camera Bag

Sewing Tutorial: Convert a Purse into a Padded Camera Bag

By the brilliant Ashley…

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Camera Organizer Handbag Insert – Free Sewing Tutorial

camera organizer handbag insert sewing tutorial

by Joy

Make changing handbags smooth and easy with this insert for all of your camera gear. Joy wrote and photographed this excellent tutorial complete with tips on what to do, and what not to do. Two thumbs up!