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Here is my second PDF sewing pattern for sale. The Highbrow Hobo Bag available as an instant PDF download. For more info on the pattern design scroll on down...
This bag is practical as it is good looking, it's a roomy size of 18" x 11" (46cm x 28cm), but it's not unwieldy. It will comfortably hold an unfolded mag/book, a bottle of water, an umbrella, cardigan, camera, snacks and the like, or it would make a fab nappy/diaper bag or craft tote.
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Clean lines and a cute curvy body; she's sure to receive some admiring glances! Smarter (and more chic) than your average hobo bag, this practical tote will comfortably take you from morning to evening, whether you're on holiday at the beach or shopping in the city!
The Highbrow Hobo - Pattern Information
Sewing Pattern includes 6 pages of clear step by step instructions with plenty of helpful colour photos and full-sized pattern pieces.
Finished size 18" (W) x 11" (H) (46cm x 28cm)
Materials:
- 75cm of 112cm wide fabric and matching thread for the exterior. (20" of 44")
- 75cm of 112cm wide of cotton and matching thread for the lining. (20" of 44")
- 50cm of 115cm wide of fleece interlining (0.5 yard" of 45")
- 75cm of 115cm wide of med. weight fusible interfacing (0.5 yard" of 45")
- 4 x 4cm flat silver O-rings (1.5”)
- 1 x 18mm magnetic snap
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