Zippered Dopp Kit
Use this free, printable sewing pattern to make your own zippered Dopp kit, a traveling bag for all of your toiletries! Besides the fact that this is the ideal travel companion, this simple Dopp kit can be customized to your liking.
Keep it simple and clean with a solid and durable fabric or have fun with a pretty print. You can embroider your initials or sew up a matching ID tag to hang on or put inside your stylish new bag. No matter what you decide, you'll have a toiletry bag that will last for years.
Project TypeMake a Project
Time to CompleteWeekend project
Sewn byMachine
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rmh31
Jan 08, 2012
Thank you so much for sharing your technique. I too will sew for the better.
MyMimsiesetsy
Dec 25, 2010
OMG miss6ft3!!! You have no idea how your comment may have just changed EVERYTHING I sew for the better! XXXOOOXXX!
miss6ft3and1516 16 49361
Nov 21, 2010
On a project like this, the difference between it looking like 'amateur hour' and a 'professional job well done', is pressing the seams. You can see in the photo that this was not done...probably because they didn't know how to do it. The "tool" needed for pressing is a block of wood, plain and simple. The block just needs to be a bit smaller than your shortest seam. Insert the block into the bag, holding its square edge against the square seam with one hand, and your iron in your other hand. Yes, you'll be pressing in midair, not against your ironing board, but it will give you a lovely looking pressed seam...voila.
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