The Sedgeford Bag

The simple clean lines of this handbag design by Emma Brennan of Charlie’s Aunt Designs are similar to the styles seen during the 1940’s with a modern asymmetrical twist. The Sedgeford Bag is created with two contrasting or coordinating fabrics such as tweed paired with corduroy or velvet for autumn and winter, or heavy cotton canvas, and patterned linen for spring and summer. The flap template doubles as an interior patch pocket. The approximate finished dimensions are: 9″ (23 cm) high, 14″ (36 cm) wide, 2″ (5 cm) deep. Strap length is approximately 40″ (102 cm).

Sewing Supplies:

• 1/3 yard (32 cm) of 60” (154 cm) wide, or, ½ yard (50 cm) of 44” (112 cm) wide exterior fabric 1
• 1/3 yard (32 cm) of 60” (154 cm) wide, or, ½ yard (50 cm) of 44” (112 cm) wide contrast exterior fabric 2
• 2/3 yard (62 cm) of 44” (112 cm) wide lining fabric 
• 2/3 yard (62 cm) of 36” (92 cm) wide firm sew-in interfacing (and optional batting)
• 1/3 yard (32 cm) of 36” (92 cm) wide fusible interfacing
• 40” x 5” (105 cm x 14 cm) of fusible web
• 1 magnetic snap
• 2 large buttons 
• piece of plastic canvas 2” (5 cm) by 12” (31 cm)
• sticky tape
• sewing machine
• pins
• scissors
• fabric marker pen, pencil or chalk
• thread 
• The Sedgeford Bag sewing pattern download

⇒ See more about The Sedgeford Bag sewing pattern ⇐

 

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