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FREE Malibu Satchel Tutorial by Heidi Staples
This satchel tutorial is here just in time for Spring. With the changing of seasons, it's time to change accessories! Add a great new piece to your wardrobe in whichever fabric suits your fancy with this great tutorial.
Heidi (aka Fabric Mutt) has been working on this bag for some time and has improved upon previous bags to come up with its design. In her own words,
"I added an interior pocket since I was tired of having to fish around for my cell phone in the first version. I also added more interfacing to the lining and the flap, giving the bag a lot more stability. There were a few other minor changes, and they all make this satchel much better than the original."
"At 9 x 10 x 3", this bag is just the right size -- big enough to hold all my stuff without making me feel like I have a suitcase strapped to my side. I also love having both a removable cross body strap and a small top handle to choose from when I'm on the go."
Finished Size: 9" x 10" x 3" (23 cm x 25 cm x 8 cm)
Skill Level: Beginner
Visit the Website: Fabric Mutt
More Free Projects: Free Tutorials
Heidi (aka Fabric Mutt) has been working on this bag for some time and has improved upon previous bags to come up with its design. In her own words,
"I added an interior pocket since I was tired of having to fish around for my cell phone in the first version. I also added more interfacing to the lining and the flap, giving the bag a lot more stability. There were a few other minor changes, and they all make this satchel much better than the original."
"At 9 x 10 x 3", this bag is just the right size -- big enough to hold all my stuff without making me feel like I have a suitcase strapped to my side. I also love having both a removable cross body strap and a small top handle to choose from when I'm on the go."
Finished Size: 9" x 10" x 3" (23 cm x 25 cm x 8 cm)
Skill Level: Beginner
Visit the Website: Fabric Mutt
More Free Projects: Free Tutorials
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