I don't mean to gloat or be conceded, but I am so
fornicating good that I amaze myself!
It all began with a major mess in the living room, since I 1) needed to continuously measure the Trekko and 2) needed the floor to cut the big amount of fabric. This is however not even close to the mess there was when I was in the middle of production...

You cut a square, you put it there, you see where it needs to change shape....

And suddenly it looks this good =) This was easy fabrication, though I am proud since I've never created something (that turned out good, or even useful/usable) from scratch. And I felt it needed something, so there was flower applications. But I've done applications before, just not with the method I used here.

As for the bedding, I've been wringing my head inside and out to find a usable design that's still easy to remove. Finally yesterday (Saturday) when I was at mom's I asked her. While she was draping an old cover sheet over the pram to illustrate her thinking, the corner ended up over the bar and we suddenly saw the light. The handlebar part is lined with both foam and padding since pup's head rests against it. It secures through the back with two buckets that are turned so they lock it all. Mom helped some with the sewing, since we were there she sewed around it with the overlock.
The bag...And this is the reason for my Mars-sized ego. I took inspiration from a handbag I have, and used a tray to make the pattern. It was tedious, it was a lot of work, cutting, ironing, pinning (and thus stitch wound injuries) and most of all; a lot of thinking. There were no description to follow, so I needed to think before doing. It took some extra time, but I think it saved some that I didn't have to remake more than one mistake (mis-measured for the side pieces).
I had a thought about making a tutorial, but scrapped it quickly. There wasn't enough room in my head to remember to take enough pictures, and halfway in I realized that if you posses the skill and determination to be able to create a bag (somewhat) like this, then you very likely don't need the tutorial any way.
Details...



the inside. Yep, I lined the raw edges from the assembly.

I tagged it too

why I need a smaller bag...


with 4 diapers (two size 3 and two size 4), 2 bottles, a pair of pants and a body there's still room left. Not much, but that's the intention. I don't need to bring all of the household while using this bag.

It's perfect to carry

and hangs nicely on the pram, both above the knee joint...

...and below

So, I don't care what you think of me. I think I am amazing for making that bag. The other stuff is good useful things, but they were in no way challenging other than coming up with the shape, but the bag took all the skill I had. So many things on I have never done before, and some (zippers) I haven't done in over 10 years. So I'll continue to be proud of myself, 'cos I'm so damn good!
And I bet you'll never find a Graco Trekko with this awesome accessories!