This printed pattern is the same as the instant download PDF, however it is packaged in a clear recyclable bag and ready for display. *Must purchase at least 10 of each pattern to receive 50% discount*
 
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A petite but roomy crossbody bag that converts to a clutch. Features four different customization options, one main open pouch and one back zipper pocket. Great beginner bag!
 
Finished measurements are 9” (22.75cm) wide x 6” (15.25cm) tall with a 2” (5cm) base.
 
Great beginner bag!
 
This bag pattern doesn't require a lot of hardware and is great for those who are dipping their toes into zipper prep. It has multiple options for customization (the flat lay designs lends itself perfectly to applique work), making this mini crossbody a versatile and fun pattern.
 
The outside of this pattern is designed for use with cork, vinyl, thin leather, or kraftex, however with some additional interfacing and imagination it can easily be converted to use all cotton throughout.
 
Skill Level: Confident Beginner
 
MSRP: $10
 
MATERIALS NEEDED
Fat Quarter of Exterior Main Textile - cork, vinyl, leather, etc
Fat Quarter of Lining Fabric - Cotton
Fat Quarter medium weight interfacing (decovil light, pellon 808, Vilene H250)
(1) 10” (25.5cm) zipper - #3 or #5 coil zipper or zipper by the yard + zipper pull
(1) 8” (20.5cm) zipper - #3 or #5 coil zipper or zipper by the yard + zipper pull
(2) .5” (13mm) d-rings
(2) .5” (13mm) lobster clasps
(2) 7mm Double Cap Rivets
Rivet setting tools
Fabric hole punch (radial or hand punch)
Clips (Wonder Clips, alligator clips, etc.)
Optional (1) .5” (13mm) strap adjuster/tri-slide
Quick dry fabric glue or Double Sided Tape
 
COPYRIGHT INFORMATION
This pattern is meant for personal use only. Pattern must be purchased retail and created by one person, in their home. This pattern is not for commercial use. This pattern may not be republished or distributed in any form without the express permission of myself, the designer and author.
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