DIY Canvas Messenger Bags

IN-56/9295

Do It Yourself Canvas Messenger Bags. Tote around all your supplies with a style all your own! These over-the-shoulder canvas bags were designed for both boys and girls, and are just the right size for notebooks and school papers. 12" bags come with a flap and 33" handle. (6 pcs. per set) We recommend using fabric markers, fabric paint pens, permanent markers or acrylic paint, sold separately online.

Age Recommendation:

Ages 5 & Up: Containing medium-sized pieces with the occasional angular edge, these lightweight to sturdy crafts may require some assembly such as stringing beads or gluing items to create a 3-dimensional project.

Was 20.50

NOW $6.99 6 Piece(s)

SAVE 66%

Discontinued

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DIY Canvas Messenger Bags 2.0 5 4 4

Good Purchase I purchased these bags as a take home gift for children, and they loved them. The material was a bit thin, but still served its purpose. I would recommend them to a friend. May 21, 2009

One of the worst purchases ever The material is a thin muslin usually used to make dress and pattern prototypes versus a finished product. Flimsy stitching. Can easily be pulled apart if any books were to be placed inside. There's no way that a kid, or anyone else for that matter, could actually use these bags. The threads from the stitching haven't been snipped, cut, or hidden in anyway. Each bag looks like a tattered mess. While they may make good patterns or linings, these "messenger' bags are more like shoddily made flapped tote bags. April 21, 2009

do not bother cheap, fall apart, material way too thin. March 12, 2009

Poor quality I ordered two packages of the messenger bags for a workshop that I will be conducting. The quality of the fabric is thin & cheap. Lots of threads hanging off it. Each one needs to be ironed. Order the plain white backpacks instead. They are much better in quality. February 4, 2009