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Ruby Bag PDF sewing pattern

The Ruby Bag is a smaller-sized purse that can be worn cross-body, over the shoulder, or as a wrist pouch. It has a slightly curved top portion and a flat body. This makes it sit nicely against the body.

Finished Size: 9.5" W x 8.5" H.

Sewing Level: Confident Beginner

This pattern features digital illustrations and concise instructions. If you need more help, please join the video course here to see a step-by-step walk-through. đŸ„°

Ruby features:

--large zipper opening for easy access

--2 slip-in lining pockets

--2 exterior zipper pockets

--2 slip-in exterior pockets

--vinyl contrast bottom

--shoulder strap

--wrist strap

--minimal interfacing

--simple enough to finish in a day

Want even more support? Join the video course here.

Make cutting easy with this acrylic template set. Or use a cutting machine with the SVG files here.

Get the hardware pack here.

Prefer print patterns? Here is the printed pattern.

Fabrics recommended: for the exterior, I am using quilting cotton and vinyl. For the lining, I am using quilting cotton. However, if you are experimental, all wovens, such as quilting cotton, lawn, broadcloth, linen, lightweight canvas, chambray, and lightweight types of denim, will work.

Materials required:

1 roll SHH vinyl OR cork (you will have left over material to make more bags)

3/4 yard lining fabric  (generous in case of miscuts)

1 yd 20" wide SF101

#5 size zippers by the yard (32" total length)

2 D-rings, 2 lobster clasps 3/4" wide 

Optional adjustable slider 3/4" wide

You may read your instructions on an iPad, computer, or phone BUT pattern pieces need to be printed at 100% - DO NOT SCALE and do not "fit to page". Some people have problems downloading PDFs to their phones - so if this happens, please move to a computer.

 

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Ruby Bag PDF sewing pattern

The Ruby Bag is a smaller-sized purse that can be worn cross-body, over the shoulder, or as a wrist pouch. It has a slightly curved top portion and a flat body. This makes it sit nicely against the body.

Finished Size: 9.5" W x 8.5" H.

Sewing Level: Confident Beginner

This pattern features digital illustrations and concise instructions. If you need more help, please join the video course here to see a step-by-step walk-through. đŸ„°

Ruby features:

--large zipper opening for easy access

--2 slip-in lining pockets

--2 exterior zipper pockets

--2 slip-in exterior pockets

--vinyl contrast bottom

--shoulder strap

--wrist strap

--minimal interfacing

--simple enough to finish in a day

Want even more support? Join the video course here.

Make cutting easy with this acrylic template set. Or use a cutting machine with the SVG files here.

Get the hardware pack here.

Prefer print patterns? Here is the printed pattern.

Fabrics recommended: for the exterior, I am using quilting cotton and vinyl. For the lining, I am using quilting cotton. However, if you are experimental, all wovens, such as quilting cotton, lawn, broadcloth, linen, lightweight canvas, chambray, and lightweight types of denim, will work.

Materials required:

1 roll SHH vinyl OR cork (you will have left over material to make more bags)

3/4 yard lining fabric  (generous in case of miscuts)

1 yd 20" wide SF101

#5 size zippers by the yard (32" total length)

2 D-rings, 2 lobster clasps 3/4" wide 

Optional adjustable slider 3/4" wide

You may read your instructions on an iPad, computer, or phone BUT pattern pieces need to be printed at 100% - DO NOT SCALE and do not "fit to page". Some people have problems downloading PDFs to their phones - so if this happens, please move to a computer.

 

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The Ruby Bag is a smaller-sized purse that can be worn cross-body, over the shoulder, or as a wrist pouch. It has a slightly curved top portion and a flat body. This makes it sit nicely against the body.

Finished Size: 9.5" W x 8.5" H.

Sewing Level: Confident Beginner

This pattern features digital illustrations and concise instructions. If you need more help, please join the video course here to see a step-by-step walk-through. đŸ„°

Ruby features:

--large zipper opening for easy access

--2 slip-in lining pockets

--2 exterior zipper pockets

--2 slip-in exterior pockets

--vinyl contrast bottom

--shoulder strap

--wrist strap

--minimal interfacing

--simple enough to finish in a day

Want even more support? Join the video course here.

Make cutting easy with this acrylic template set. Or use a cutting machine with the SVG files here.

Get the hardware pack here.

Prefer print patterns? Here is the printed pattern.

Fabrics recommended: for the exterior, I am using quilting cotton and vinyl. For the lining, I am using quilting cotton. However, if you are experimental, all wovens, such as quilting cotton, lawn, broadcloth, linen, lightweight canvas, chambray, and lightweight types of denim, will work.

Materials required:

1 roll SHH vinyl OR cork (you will have left over material to make more bags)

3/4 yard lining fabric  (generous in case of miscuts)

1 yd 20" wide SF101

#5 size zippers by the yard (32" total length)

2 D-rings, 2 lobster clasps 3/4" wide 

Optional adjustable slider 3/4" wide

You may read your instructions on an iPad, computer, or phone BUT pattern pieces need to be printed at 100% - DO NOT SCALE and do not "fit to page". Some people have problems downloading PDFs to their phones - so if this happens, please move to a computer.

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