1 3

School Bus Pencil Case Pattern

School Bus Pencil Case Pattern

$11.95 USD
$11.95 USD
Sale Sold out

Send your child to school in style with a school bus shaped pencil pouch with a zipper to hold supplies securely. Add easy raw-edge fusible applique accents to the bus and optional machine embroidery "School Bus" label.

This pattern is traditionally pieced with applique and is intermediate level. The pattern also includes optional machine embroidery files to embroider "School Bus" to the pouch in the following file types: DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VIP, VP3, XXX.

Finished Size: 11.5" x 2.5" x 5.5"

Featured fabrics: It Takes a Village by Jennifer Long of Sew A Story for Riley Blake Designs

All patterns are drawn, designed, digitized, and written by Jennifer Long of Sew A Story. They have been tested by a team of beginner, intermediate, and advanced sewists. 

ACCESS INSTRUCTIONS

After purchasing, you'll receive a link to access your content in our online portal. There, you'll receive a PDF with instructions on how to access your downloads/templates. If you have any issues accessing your purchase, please contact us at info@sewastory.com.

This is a digital product. Nothing physical will ship.

REFUND POLICY

Due to the digital nature of the templates, we do not offer any refunds. If you have any questions before purchasing, please contact us so we can help you out!

View full details

  • What others are saying..

    "I came across Modern Rag Doll on Facebook and I was glad I was curious enough to check it out.  I am not a beginner doll maker, I think I can say I am an advancer doll maker.  I have been a dollmaker since my children were young, but still have not fully walked that path yet, I guess maybe fear, or scared to put myself out there.  However, you, your site and your constant uplifting for us to be inspired by our own creativity, have inspired me to be more creative and continue my passion of a dollmaker. 

    Believing that small steps and dreams can continue as long there is inspiration, uplifting and a community to hold each other and learn from each other. 

    Thank you for your constant inspirations, willingness to teach all of us."

    Vera Nesbitt - Doll Maker