Bag Sewing Tutorial
Learn how to make the Momexa Brossbody bag using this step-by-step sewing tutorial
The Momexa is a cousin of the Lomexa. Not only is it smaller, but it has a few additional changes to the construction, the base and the pockets. This is a quicker, simplified version of the Lomexa and is great for those who prefer a smaller bag.
Interior zip pocket
For the lining fabric I recommend quilting cotton or waterproof canvas. If using waterproof canvas, omit the interfacing.
Compact size
Zip top closure
Adjustable crossbody strap
Immediately after purchase, you will receive the following files:
PDF file including step by step photo instructions and printable pattern pieces (Letter paper format for those in the USA & Canada, A4 paper for those outside the USA & Canada)A0 file – for print shop and projector use only
SVGs (zipped file) – for use with Cricut and similar cutting machines. Please watch this video by MGrahamSews for instructions to unzip the folder and use the files
21" No.5 zipper tape & 2 zip pulls
10" No.3 zipper tape & 1 zip pull
4 x 1 1/2" O-rings
2 x 1" Rectangle rings
1 x 1" Slider
12 x Medium 8mm post rivets (optional)
1 x Zip end (optional)
1 x 1" Strap end (optional)
1 x Tassel cap (optional)
Fabric:
1/2yd Exterior fabric (55" width)
1/3yd Lining fabric, cotton or canvas (44" width)
1/2yd Medium woven interfacing - SF101/Wovenfuse/G700 (35" width)
2/3yd Medium non-woven interfacing - F220/808 Craft Fuse (35" width)
1/3yd Sew-in foam - Bosal/Style-Vil/Annie's S&S (36" width)
3 1/2" x 8 1/2" Ultra firm stabiliser (Peltex 71F/S520/Decovil Heavy)
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To make this bag you’ll need to use various tools/equipment. You should only use tools that are well maintained and that you are competent at using. I recommend reading and following the safety instructions provided by the manufacturer of each tool. This pattern does not include safety precautions for the use of tools, so you are responsible for the safe use of any tools you use. If in doubt, seek guidance from an experienced professional of the tools you are using or contact the manufacturer directly. You are responsible for ensuring that you have a safe and suitable working environment. The instructions in this pattern are suggestions only and you are responsible for ensuring that you can carry out the suggestions safely without causing injury or harm to yourself or others. You are also responsible for ensuring that your sewing machine and other equipment are capable of carrying out the suggestions. I cannot be held accountable for damage caused because the tools used are unsuitable.
