City Set Bag Collection PDF Sewing Pattern

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Meet the City Set, a Bag Collection you won’t be able to go without!

Sew three must-have accessories with our City Set Bag Collection, made up of the useful Card Wallet, on-trend Bum Bag and functional Sports Bag patterns.

Make a bespoke set in matching or complementing fabrics, or put your scraps to good use. The Card Wallet and Bum Bag use very little fabric, and you only need a metre of lining, outer and interfacing to make all three patterns!

The City Set bags are very satisfying to sew, and the possibilities to customise them are endless. Pick a fun fabric for the lining, a bright colour for the webbing, add a pompom trim, a fringe, or some beautiful embroidery. You can make something truly unique for yourself or as a beautifully personalised gift for friends and family this festive season!

Need a helping hand? Why not check out our Intro to Bags class on Stitch School? You’ll get the PDF sewing pattern and full video tuition for every step of the way.

Sewing Level
The City Set Bag Collection sewing patterns are aimed at Confident Beginners.

Sewalong
Fancy sewing the City Set Card Wallet along with us? Check out our Sewalong on YouTube.

Fabric recommendations
Medium weight stable fabrics such as cotton canvas, denims, non-stretch velvet, corduroy. Medium weight interfacing. We recommend decovil light as the heaviest interfacing choice, or you can also use multiple layers of a lighter weight interfacing. See the hardware section for additional supplies.

Hardware recommendations

You will need:
For the full City Set: 4 swivel clips, 4 d-rings, 2 sliders, 6.5m webbing, 51cm zip & 25cm zip
Sports Bag: 2 swivel clips, 2 d-rings, 1 slider, 3m webbing for handles, 2m webbing for adjustable shoulder strap, 51cm zip. If including the optional welt pocket then you’ll also need an additional 20cm zip
Bum Bag: 2 swivel clips, 2 d-rings, 1 slider, 1.5cm webbing for shoulder strap, 25cm zip. If including the optional welt pocket then you’ll also need an additional 15cm zip
Card Wallet: If including the optional welt pocket then you’ll also need an additional 8cm zip 

We recommend using 35mm webbing and coordinating swivel clips, D-rings and sliders, but anything between 25-40mm will work well. You may find that hardware is tricky to find in the exact size you need, however as long as your hardware is within 5mm of your webbing size (for example between 30-40mm for 35mm webbing, or 20-30mm for 25mm webbing) you shouldn’t have any problems. Jeans or heavy needles work best if using thick fabric. Size 90 and above are recommended. 

We have included instructions and pattern pieces for an optional welt zip pocket that can be added to any of the projects. In the Sports Bag and Bum Bag you will need to cut an additional pocket bag piece. These are already included in the lay plans and fabric allowance. 

What will I receive?
The downloadable pattern file contains:

  • printable pattern (in tiled print-at-home format)
  • printable pattern (in A0 format)
  • printable illustrated instruction booklet

The City Set Bag Collection sewing patterns are 24 A4 paper pages, 30 US letter pages or 1 A0 page. You can find details of which pages to print for each individual project within the A4 and US Letter files.

If you purchase the PDF Pattern + Copyshop Printing option, you will also receive your pattern printed on A0 paper in the post. Find out more about our PDF Printing Service here.

So what is a PDF pattern?
A PDF pattern is a downloadable pattern that you print yourself at home on A4 or US letter paper. Alternatively you can choose to have the copyshop files printed on large A0 paper, and posted to you at home. If you’re using the A4 or US letter options, simply download, print at home, tape together and let the sewing begin! When you print the pattern, print at 100% (you might have to uncheck the scale box). Print page 1 first, the square should measure 10cm x 10cm.

Never used a PDF pattern before and would like some help? Learn everything you need to know in our handy Guide to Assembling PDF Patterns over on our blog!

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