Backpack Design Ideas – Learn to customize a bag in one of five fun ways! Get ideas on how to decorate a bag that kids will absolutely love

Scroll to the bottom of the post for a bonus video idea on how to decorate a bag It’s so cool and I can’t wait to see it

Backpack Design Ideas

Why buy a new back to school bag – when you can be creative and repurpose what you already have? Kids will love this unique idea for a personalized backpack! This fall, FamilyFun magazine has a variety of ways to trick up and personalize your backpack.

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Is this bag scary or crazy? You decide Cut eyes and teeth from iron-on vinyl, position, and iron according to package instructions (an adult task; make sure the fabric is very stretchy).

Cut out features from thick green felt and hot-glue (adult’s work). Have students draw on them with a permanent marker

Gather three to five foam bouncers of various sizes and at least three colors of craft paint, spray them on the paper.

Dip the large bouncer in the paint, dab it on the paper to remove the excess, then tap it into the bag. Repeat with other sizes (larger to smaller); Let it dry

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Help your child pin the patches and arrange them until they like the combination Glue or iron on them according to package instructions (an adult task). Then add each button and pin

Cut several 18-inch lengths of pom-pom trim Glue it to the sides (we used Fabri-Tac) leaving a short overhang on either side. Let dry, then trim the ends

Use a white pen to draw the largest star or smoke, then fill in with smaller dots Connect a few in real or imagined constellations

Start with a faux-fur pouf (we found ours on Etsy). Twin loop through a rotating lobster claw, both yarn over a yarn, and push through the center of the puff. Bind

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Tie thirty 12-inch lengths of trim (such as yarn, shoelace, or twill tape). Attach another piece around the middle; Tie a spinner lobster claw on top; Add glue to the joint; Wrap to cover

Fold the bundle in half; Wrap the trim piece around it a few times; Bind

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If you want another idea, these duct tape backpack charms will be right up your alley I want you to check out these other ideas:

Are you ready for the bonus idea I mentioned? Learn how to make an illustrated bag with a galaxy theme! Oh, and there are matching shoes too (this would have excited me as a kid). Press “play” in the middle of the video in this post

Personalized or personalized bags are really a thing now What’s great about these is that it’s a way for our kids to even express their creativity and uniqueness! This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Cricket for Cricket All opinions are 100% my own

But when I heard about the Love Backpack from Blue Ribbon Project, I knew how I could create two DIY backpacks using my Explore Air 2 and EasyPress Mini to spread some love to some deserving kids!

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If you’re not familiar with the Blue Ribbon Project, it’s an amazing organization that supports victims of child abuse and youth in foster care. The Love Backpack initiative helps provide essential items for foster children on their first day

To help, I’ve customized two backpacks – the Tropical Flower Backpack for 9-10 year old girls and the Rocket Backpack for 5-6 year old boys.

Gather all the following items that you will need to assemble the backpack For both bags, I used my Cricket Scraper Tool, Cricket Raw, Cricket Weeder, Sugar Berry on Cricket Everyday Iron, Cricket Ease Press Mini and a bag of Everest.

Open the Tropical Flower Bag in Cricut Design Space™ to cut flowers on pink vinyl and tropical leaves on purple vinyl. Be sure to place the vinyl shiny side up and use a Cricut Scraper to flatten the vinyl on your cutting mat before cutting. This will help you achieve an even, flat cut

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Use your Cricut scissors to cut around the design, saving access for another project, then use the Cricut Wiper to remove the unnecessary vinyl. Proceed to cut out the flowers and tropical leaves and arrange them below

To prevent the backpack from melting into the rubber lining, place a sponge before using the Cricut Easypress Mini to transfer the design. Since iron-on vinyl comes with a plastic transfer, simply set your EasyPress Mini to the first or second setting and press on top of the transfer sheet. It’s simple! 🙂

I gently pressed the design onto the bag while I set the timer on my phone for 30 seconds. Better to take the easypress, then take it back and repeat to transfer the design instead of moving it back and forth like an iron. This will ensure that the vinyl stays in place

I repeated the same steps for the rocket backpack, however, using the rocket design that you can find in Cricut’s Design Space. Since the roots are smaller than the tropical flowers and leaves, I used my Cricut scissors to remove the Everest patch before transferring the vinyl.

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If you would like to donate or ship your bag to Project Blue Ribbon, the organization is not accepting donations until April 10th.

Classroom Daily Program for Elementary Classroom Monthly Bulletin for Elementary Classroom 5 Easy Steps to Create Your Own Crate Sheet 10 Best STEM Games My kids love to decorate and personalize everything – t-shirts, shoes, and yes, even bags. Today, I will show you how to decorate a plain bag to make a complete bag I used my Cricut, some iron and a Cricut Ease Press to complete this project I work as a brand ambassador for Cricket; This

Last year, Cricket sent me their handy press release I quickly fell in love with him I used it many times last year My son and husband also used to make t-shirts You may have seen the Halloween costume assembly line in my craft room last year

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For the small version (Cricket sent me this) ok Things where you need to get into tight corners and work around funny shapes Think baseball caps, baby bags, and bags like the ones I’m going to show you how to make today

Recently, while shopping, I saw all the fun school bags in the store Most of the “fantasies” were very expensive If your kids are anything like mine, they will never want a PLAIN backpack for school

They still want “imagination”, which costs more money! I thought it would be fun to buy a simple, plain bag and then personalize it with some iron on It seemed like the perfect project for the new EasyPress 2 because the small size is perfect for working on the funky corners and edges of a backpack.

While I was designing these bags, I had a hard time narrowing it down to making just two I had a few other ideas for DIY bags that I thought I would list for you I linked to images of them in the design space

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In the Cricket design space, open the file you want I have shared my file with you You just need to click to see my profile in design space I shared the Mickey Mouse and Unicorn projects You may need to resize it to fit your bag, but this will help you find the right image in the design space.

Place the image you want on the canvas For Mickey Mouse, I need to create a silhouette to cut out (it looks like a polygonal figure). To do this, I hid some layers and then changed the outline of others As I said, I shared the full image with you; Click on the link above to find it

To make the unicorn bag, I cut the unicorns to about 1.5″ tall. Then lined them up 2″ apart.