Free Mini Boston Bag PDF Sewing Pattern

Style # 2040    Difficulty: - 1.5 / 5

Description:

A woven fabric lined bag in a Boston Bag style with contrast lower and zip closure

Size Information:

The pattern is a one size - Finished dimensions are 

Height - 18cm - 7"

Width - 10cm - 4"

Length - 27cm - 10 1/2"

Fabric Information:

This is a pattern designed for woven fabrics

For best results please choose firm woven heavy weight fabrics such as canvas (22oz), Linen, Drill or Duck or Canvas for the body.  You could use leather or faux leather (vinyl) You could also choose to add a layer of fuse (fusible interfacing) to firm up the outer layer fabrics.
For the lining choose lining fabrics or lightweight cottons.  

Please see the "More Information" tab for further details.

Construction Information:

There is a sew-a-long video on my Youtube channel only for this pattern- you can access it in the image carousel. There are no written instructions.

Additional Information:

This is a professionally drafted fashion industry construction pattern.

It is printable as an at home Trim file only

Please ensure before you print that your printer settings are set to "DO NOT SCALE" (Print actual size)

Please print the page with the test square as a single print job before you send the full pdf document to the printer, with your printer settings on "do not scale". This will print a test size square which you can measure to ensure the pattern will print to the correct size. There is a square of 10cm, and a square of 4inch

These print in black ink with grainlines in red ink. You may prefer to change your print settings to "draft" to save ink.

You will need Adobe Reader to read the file and a printer to print out the pattern.

You may sell items made from this pattern. You may not sell, copy, or redistribute this pattern.

This is a PDF construction/sewing pattern. This is not a finished garment.

For more details please see the "More Information" tab or the Customer Service and FAQ page.

For help with pattern assembly you may find these videos helpful.

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