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Vintage Style Frame Bag Pattern Pattern
Category:
SewingType:
OtherSkill Level:
Intermediate
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Everything is explained and illustrated, but some parts are a little tricky to do. I think you can do it!
Pattern Description:
This is one of the most complimented bags I carry. People are always asking me where I found it and their jaws drop open when I tell them that I made it.
If you need something romantic and sweet, but you would like it to hold a fair amount of contents, this is your bag.
Gluing the frame in is a little intimidating for people (and for me too) so I found a foolproof way of doing it, and I think you will love it!
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Frame is 8" wide (20.3cm)
- Bag is 8.5" tall (21.5cm)
- 12" wide at bottom
- 4.5" deep at bottom
Materials:
- 8" kisslock frame
- 1/2 yard fabric (you may need more if you are fussy cutting to
- 1/2 yard lining fabric
- 16" x 20" interfacing (#50 if you are making the bag of quilting
- 16" x 20" warm and natural (or similar) batting
- 5" x 12" Peltex 70 ultra firm stabilizer
You Will Also Need:
- Glue (I use Beacon Quick Grip)
- Tailor's chalk or disappearing ink
- Small flat screwdriver or comparable implement
- Scissors
- Painter's Masking Tape
- An index card or a couple of business card sized pieces of card
- 11" of Purse chain for handle and rings to attach it. 22" of ball
- Optional 4 purse feet
- Optional 26" of 1/4" wide elastic for use in constructing chain
Vintage Style Frame Bag Pattern Pattern
$7.00
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About the Designer
Like so many sewists I know, I have been sewing since the age of 6. I started at my mother's feet, fashioning her scraps into doll clothes. By age 16, I was spending Summers sewing my wardrobe for the coming school year. I was known as a creative dresser. I wrote my first sewing pattern in 2006 as part of applying for a patent.
Now I have thousands of satisfied sewing pattern customers and am ...
Like so many sewists I know, I have been sewing since the age of 6. I started at my mother's feet, fashioning her scraps into doll clothes. By age 16, I was spending Summers sewing my wardrobe for the coming school year. I was known as a creative dresser. I wrote my first sewing pattern in 2006 as part of applying for a patent.
Now I have thousands of satisfied sewing pattern customers and am very happy to be part of the bourgeoning online sewing community.
See books that feature my work and follow my various adventures on my blog. http://studiocherie.blogspot.com
Find printed versions of several of my patterns in the current Simplicity Catalog.
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