Full Video Tutorial
This is one of our first video tutorials but I'm sure you will still find it really helpful.
It has two style options for the top of the bag: a boxy finish or a rounded finish. You can also choose a plain or cargo front pocket. There are no raw edges in the pattern so you can use cotton, cork or vinyl, provided your machine can manage it.
If you choose to use cork, vinyl, or similar for the front pocket and are using a domestic sewing machine, I recommend making the plain front pocket as the base is more difficult to fit with a bulky cargo pocket.
For the lining fabric, I recommend quilting cotton or similar.
Your fabric choices should be suitable to what your sewing machine can handle. If using a heavy fabric for the exterior, such as cork or vinyl, consider using cotton for the strap connectors and strap triangles. This will reduce bulk in the thickest seam on the back of the bag.
Two front slip pocket styles to choose from
Exterior zip pocket
Interior zip pocket
No binding
7" (18cm) No.3 zipper tape & 1 No.3 zip pulls
2 x 1" (25mm) Rectangle or D-rings
2 x 1" (25mm) Strap sliders
2 x 3/4" (18mm) Magnetic snaps
1yd (100cm) Exterior fabric (44" width)
2/3yd (61cm) Lining fabric (44" width)
2yd (183cm) Medium woven interfacing - SF101/Wovenfuse/G700/Fastfuse (35" width)
1/3yd (31cm) Sew-in foam - Style-Vil (28" (71cm) width)
18" (45cm) Decovil light (can be replaced with sew-in foam if preferred)
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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.