Hammershus bag


The bag has a handle and can be used both as a shoulder bag, a cross body and a backpack. Is has a quilted bottom that makes it more stable and an inside pocket with a zip.


Fabric choice:

Shell: You can use many different kinds of woven fabric for this bag. Both heavy and medium-heavy fabrics work well. I recommend cotton Twill, Denim, and Panama - however, only your imagination sets the limit

Lining: Wowen cotton poplin or fabric similar to that works well.


tools You will need:

  • Sewing machine

  • Scissor

  • Pins

  • Thread

  • Hammer

  • Tools for the eyelets

  • Ruler

  • Textile pen/ chalk

You will need:

  • Fabric; width140 cm 65 cm

  • Lining; width 140 cm 60 cm

  • Batting 30 cm

  • Rope 2 m (10mm diameter)

  • Eyelets 1.4 cm 8 pieces

  • Snap hook 1 piece

  • Interfacing 10 cm

  • Zipper 1 piece

  • Bias binding; width 5 cm 1 m - bias binding can be made from the lining


Cutting Fabric


On each pattern piece, you will find a capital letter. On the cutting layout plan, you will find the same capital letters so that you can easily see which pattern pieces to use for the view you have chosen.

 
 

Sewing

Here you will find the Video-sewing instruction for the Hammershus Bag


NOTE! The Pattern Has 1. 5 Cm Seam Allowances Included Unless Otherwise Noted.


How to print your pattern

You have received your pattern in a link when you purchasing the Hammershus bag.

1 - How to print the PDF sewing pattern


How to cut your bag

If you have experience with sewing and cutting a bag you can just follow the cutting layout plan above the videos.

2 - How to cut your fabric

3 - How to cut your lining

4 - How to cut your batting

5 - How to cut your finterfacing

6 - How to cut your bias tape


Prepare your fabric

7 - Place and press interfacing to the fabric

8 - Place batting


quilting fabric

9 - How to quilt the brim

10 - How to quilt the bottom

11 - Finish the quilting


Sew strap and brim to bag

12 - Sew the brim to the bag

13 - Sew the strap

14 - Sew the strap to the bag


sew the pocket

15 - Fold the top edge

16 - Sew the pocket


Assemble the bag

17 - Sew lining to the bag

18 - Sew in the bottom

19 - Sew bias binding


The last details

20 - Sew the handle

21 - Sew handle to the bag

22 - Add eyelets

23 - Add robe

24 - Sew robe adjustment piece

25 - Finish the bag