Leaf Satchel sewing pattern
by pattern designer
Twig + Tale
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Description
A simple, practical satchel with a charming leaf flap detail, to accompany you on afternoon strolls and everyday adventures. There are two sizes included, perfect to hold essentials like a sketchbook, pencils, and sna...
Additional details
Pattern type
Format
PDF
Sewing level
Confident beginner
Fabric type
Woven
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Specifications
File features
Projector support, A4/Print at home, A0/Copyshop, Layered sizes, and Video instructions
Projector support, A4/Print at home, A0/Copyshop, Layered sizes, and Video instructions
Language
English
English
Fabric suggestions
Midweight, non-stretch woven fabric. Options include linen, cotton, cork, hemp, chambray, lightweight canvas, lightweight denim, lightweight leather, lightweight twill, velveteen, wool suiting, corduroy, wool, brushed cotton.
Supplies
- Elastic (elasticated security band option only) - 8-14" (20-35cm) of 3/8" (1cm) to 7/8" (2cm) knitted elastic, or similar midweight elastic
- Batting/Wadding
- Hardware (optional). Either x2 three bar sliders, or x1 two bar and x1 three bar sliders. A D-ring can also be used in place of the x1 two bar slider. Use 2" (5cm) hardware for the Wide Strap + Loop. Use 1.5" (38mm) hardware for the narrower Strap + Loop.
- Interfacing (optional) to reinforce and add more structure. A fusible woven or knit interfacing is the most durable option.
Pattern statistics
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Total projects
11
Shared projects
5
Copyright:
© Twig + Tale
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Most used statements
Positive: Unique style
Positive: Neat finishes
Positive: Clever construction
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