Lombard Street PDF Pattern
$11.95
FEATURES:
The Lombard Street Bag is perfect for keeping your iPad or other similar sized electronic device nice and secure and well protected in its specially designed zippered pocket. The bag also features 2 large front slip pockets PLUS a hidden slip pocket for your mobile phone. There is also a third large front pocket with a hidden zipper to keep your valuables secure.
The Lombard Street Bag opens with a recessed zipper leading to a spacious interior, where another 4 slip pockets keep you organised! Add some nice shiny rivets to your adjustable strap and nobody will believe you made it yourself!
Finished size = Approx. 25.5cm (10”) X 29cm (11½”) X 5cm (2”)
Description
PDF INFO:
The PDF pattern for The Lombard Street Bag has 47 pages of instructions which include 81 step by step colour photos. There are 4 photos of the finished bag, printing instructions and test squares to check scale.13 Pattern pieces are included as are measurements for both Metric and Imperial!
PLUS a TEXT ONLY version of the instructions (9 pages) comes bundled with your pattern for printing purposes, should you not need or wish to print all of the photos! Simply refer to your electronic versions for photos if needed! Saves on ink!
Additional information
| Pattern Type | |
|---|---|
| Brand | ChrisW Designs |
Requirements
MATERIALS:
*Exterior fabric: 90 cm (1 yard) of 112cm (44”) wide fabric
*Lining fabric: 90 cm (1 yard) of 112cm (44”) wide fabric
*Fusible interfacing: mid-weight, 110cm (42”) of 112cm (44”) wide interfacing (Pellon Shape-Flex SF101 is a good choice –2 yards)
*ByAnnie’s Soft & Stable: 46cm X 91cm (18” X 36”) (or substitute with Headliner Foam; you can also use fusible fleece, however, you will end up with a bag that is more floppy)
*Matching thread (I use Gutermann Polyester)
NOTIONS:
*1 X 28cm (11”) zipper or longer, cut down to size for hidden zipper pocket
*1 X 30cm (12”) zipper or longer, cut down to size for your recessed zipper
*1 X 40cm (16”) zipper or longer, cut down to size for your iPad pocket
*8 X 6mm (¼”) rivets (optional)
*1 X 2.5cm (1”) inner diameter rectangular slider for the adjustable strap
*2 X metal oval shaped eyelets: inner measurements, 26mm X 9mm (1⅟16” X ⅜”)
*Small amount of fray stopper and craft glue for setting eyelets
Daryl –
This was the first bag I ever tested for Christine years ago. I didn’t have an iPad or tablet then so I gave it to a friend of mine who received and iPad as a gift. The instructions were the best! So many pockets to carry your iPad and more, plus an adjustable strap to custom fit to yourself. I was new to making adjustable straps when I made this bag and I used a belt buckle that I don’t think worked very well to stay put, so I sure learned a lot from testing this bag! I made another one on commission for someone I know a few years ago. I did the adjustable strap right that time by using an adjustable slider.
You don’t need to use this bag to hold a tablet, you can use it as a purse too. I love the phone or keys pocket! A Christine “signature” phone pocket is great!
ANJ Harper –
I loved doing this bag, once I finally made up my mind how to use myfabric choices. I used quilters cotton and soft faux leather. My DIL lived it
ERuss –
This is a super bag for people who love lots of pockets 🙂 A great bag for travelling! I prefer a smaller bag and didn’t want to carry a tablet, so I downsized it a bit and modified the tablet zipper section to have credit card pockets, divider, and a zipper pocket to function as an attached wallet. Brilliant! Also, as I was new to making bags, I changed the grommet strap configuration to a sewn in fixed length strap. GREAT pattern. I’ve made several in different sizes because the instructions are so good, it was easy to modify the size. Highly recommend as there are so many great features to learn.
Marybeth Kilmer –
This bag is amazing, I’ve made 4 for friends and they love them. It has lots of pockets, light weight and can be taylored for any individual. I’m back ordered for 12 of her beautiful bags. Chris was so great with the pattern instructions, so easy to follow with tons of pictures (that make sense). Thank you thank you Ms. Chris. I plan to buy another 6 of her patterns.
Anj Harper –
2nd one I’ve made, this was request by DIL’s mother this time. Great bag
Anj Harper –
Ok, me again. I’ve made 4 of these so far, and have orders for more. That just about says it all. Go get to it.