Contains:
- Detailed, digital sewing instructions with more than 400 photos.
- PDF-Pattern in A4 format (also fits to US-paper size) (in the ZIP file).
- LookBook for inspiration (in the ZIP file).
- Separate pattern pieces for interfacing.
- Pattern pieces cutting checklist.
Materials you need at home:
- Up to 3 exterior fabrics (each about 1/4 yard)
- Lining fabric about 1m / 1 yard
- Interfacing each about 25cm (10″): light weight fusible interfacing, medium weight fusible interfacing, low loft fusible fleece, heavy fusible stabilizer
- 15cm (6″) webbing 20-25mm (3/4″- 1″)
- if necessary 2 square or d-rings 20-25mm (3/4″- 1″) wide
- Bag closure (press lock, twist lock or similar)
- about 100-130cm (40″- 50″) strap 20-25mm (3/4″- 1″) wide (e.g. webbing, leather strap, bag chain, thick cord)
- 11cm nylon coil zipper, 2.5cm wide (4 5/16″ #3) + 1 slider
- 55cm nylon coil zipper, 3cm wide (21 5/8″ #5) + 2 sliders
- Optional: – 10cm elastic band about 1cm (1/2″) wide (as pen holder) – 1 snap fastener (for divider closure) – 1 swivel hook 20mm (3/4″) + piece of ribbon (key holder) – 2 swivel hooks 20-25mm (3/4″- 1″) wide (for strap) – if necessary 1 strap adjuster 20-25mm (3/4″- 1″) wide – 2-4 rivets or Chicago screws (leather strap) – 2 eyelets 6-8mm (1/4″- 3/8″) inner diameter (for bag chain)
This ebook consists of very detailed sewing instructions, pattern and lookbook. It is not just a simple sewing tutorial, but rather structured like "a real book" or even "screenshots of a video + text", with lots of tips and info. Don't be intimidated by the number of pages. There are only so many because everything is very detailed with lots of photos, so even wallet newbies can follow along easily. Advanced sewers can just sew by pictures and read up if something is unclear and skip the rest of the pages. Beginners, on the other hand, might miss these pages. So everyone has the chance to sew my patterns.
These sewing instructions contain more than 400 photos, where I show you step by step how to sew the small crossbody bag „Little Foksa“ by Hansedelli in about 6-9 hours (or about 3-4 hours for „Variation B“). This pattern is suitable for advanced sewers, but the instructions are so detailed that even a beginner, will have no trouble making the „Little Foksa“. Without the zip compartment (Variation B), this bag is a beginner friendly, quick sew project.
Difficulty (2.5 - 3.5 of 5) and Working time (3-9 hours) (depending on your chosen variation)
This is a crossbody smartphone wallet and measures approx. H 20cm x W 12cm (H 7 7/8″ x W 4 3/4″).
The bag can be sewn either with a zip compartment as wallet replacement (Variation A) or as a just a mobile phone crossbody bag (Variation B). The bag flap can be closed using a press lock, snap fastener, twist lock or other suitable bag closure. You can also add a strap to the flap or choose from 5 different flap shapes provided in the pattern. For the strap you can choose between four options with matching strap connectors. On the back of the bag Little Foksa there is a zipper pocket where coins or other small items can be safely stored.
Inside there are several compartments – including a „hidden compartment“, which is not directly accessible when opening the bag. A pen holder as well as a key holder or a mini wallet holder can be integrated. Small items and important things can be stowed in the zip compartment.
You can choose from three variations: - Variation A is the „full version“ with zip compartment. - Reduced Variation A – for those who don’t need quite as much space but don’t want to do without the zip compartment. - Variation B is a beginner friendly, quick sew project, because the zip compartment is omitted.
COPYRIGHT
©2021 All rights are reserved by Lisa Kienzle – Hansedelli. This English e-book and the corresponding pattern pieces are protected by copyright. Sharing, exchange, copy or publication (even in part) are expressly prohibited. The information in this e-book has been carefully checked. No liability is assumed for any errors in the instructions. This pattern may be used for personal and small businesses producing limited quantities (means unique pieces) only. If you do use this pattern to produce items for sale, please include the following information: "This bag was made using the pattern Little Foksa by Hansedelli".
Hansedelli
Even as a child I always wanted to look behind things and know how they work. I never wanted to become a teacher or a veterinarian like the other children, but always an inventor. So with the foundation of my label Hansedelli in April 2014 I fulfilled a childhood dream, because as a designer you are somehow an inventor :-)
As Hansedelli I design patterns for bags, purses and co. and create sewing instructions. I attach a lot of importance to detailed instructions and good photos, so that even beginners can follow the instructions. Visit me on Facebook www.facebook.com/hansedelli or on my website www.hansedelli.de