Description

Featuring a Built-In Wallet!

Dimensions– 8.5″ wide X 6″ tall X 3.5″
Two Completely Separate & Zippered Storage Areas– including a drop-down area with sixteen slots for credit/loyalty cards
Leave your Bulky Wallet at Home- and free-up space for more important stuff, like sunglasses, makeup, tissues & MUCH more!
Sized Perfectly– for the safe storage of ALL smart phones.
Avoid TSA Hassles- small enough to stow away in a backpack then bring out for usage at your destination!

And now, Color pdf Tutorials are just a click away!

Click on the links below to access a few color pdf’s
that just might be helpful during the following construction steps!

- Some Basic Tips for Bias Taping + Magnet Placement & Stitching
- Bias Taping: Here’s some tips you might enjoy! – featuring our Gemini FlightBag
- Step A1: Creating the CC Slots Pattern Piece
- Step 1: Shortening Your Zippers
- Steps 24-26b: Creating Your CC Slots
- Steps 36-38b: Stitching Ring Tab to Panel 1
- Steps 40-42: Attaching Floor 1 to Wide Panel
- Steps 45-46: Attaching Floor 2 to Thin Panel
- Steps 47-49: Attaching Thin Panel to Bag Front
- Step 50: Attaching Bag Front to Center Wall Unit
- Step 51: Attaching Wide Panel Unit
- Steps 54-56: Attaching Bag Back to Wide Panel Unit

Looking for WovenFix2 interfacing?

(you came to the right place!)

PSST! We LOVE using it! I finally found a supply for this new interfacing from overseas and after trying it, was VERY impressed with the results. I wrote about my experience HERE and if you’d like to try it yourself, just Click HERE for more info!

: Studio Kat Designs

: Studio Kat Designs

: Studio Kat Designs

Here’s two of the beautiful fabrics we used in the Elsie K Baglet samples we created during the run-up to this pattern release (zipper NOT included)! Click HERE to check out for more info about them & other beautiful fabrics we carry!

See how the Elsie K Baglet pattern
was conceived & developed!

Including insider info about the fabrics we used for each sample!
Come along on the creative journey with us by clicking each link individually.

5/11/21 – The Inspiration & Sketchwork
5/18/21- Prototyping
5/25/21- Gorilla Time
6/5/21- With a Flourish
6/10/21- Psycho Cats
6/19/21- Celestial Magic
6/28/21- Seaglass
7/19/21- Gustav in Blue
7/27/21- Cranes Revisited
8/4/21- Help Us Choose the Elsie K Baglet Cover Sample
8/9/21- On Naming a Pattern
8/19/21- The Elsie K Baglet Pattern Cover Revealed
8/28/21- The Elsie K Baglet Pattern Release
8/23/21- Our Elsie K Baglet Pattern Testers

Additional information

products

Fabric Needs

(Additional yardage may be required for directional prints)
(Add 1/4 yard if you'll be making your own bias tape)
Exterior - 1/4 yard (for bag front & back)
Lining - 1 1/8 yard
Contrast - 1/3 yard (for side panels + strap)
Fusible Interfacing - (we're calling for BOTH products listed below)
1 1/8 yard Fashion Fuse by Bosal (20" wide) (or an equivalent cotton woven interfacing)
1/4 yard WovenFuse2 of Australia (you may opt for using ALL Fashion Fuse by Bosal, BUT in that case purchase 1 5/8 yards, not the 1 1/8 yards indicated above)
Foam Stabilizer- one 9" X 24" piece (we recommend Soft & Stable By Annie)
Lightweight Mesh Fabric- one 9" X 4.5" piece

Notions & other Supplies Needed

2 each - 22" (or longer) double-headed zippers, closed on BOTH ends (use #5 nylon zippers, 1 1/4" wide)
2 each - 10" (or longer) closed bottom zipper (use #5 nylon zippers, 1 1/4" wide)
1 each - 3/4" wide sew-in invisible magnetic snap
2 each - 5/8" wide D-rings
1 each - 5/8" wide slide buckle
2 each - 5/8" wide swivel snap hooks
53 inches - 5/8" wide lightweight nylon webbing
13 inches- 3/4" wide flat elastic
102 inches- 1 3/8" wide bias tape (we recommend making your own)