Luskentyre Bag Sewing Pattern PDF
The Luskentyre Bag is a roomy shoulder bag which can comfortably hold all your essentials for a day at the beach, pool or for a picnic in the park! This exclusive guthrie & ghani pattern has been designed by Lauren and is her ideal bag for a summer (or winter!) adventure.
The Luskentyre Bag has a large interior which is fully lined and can be finished off with an optional drawstring closure. This nifty feature means the inside of the bag can expand, so it can hold a lot while still keeping all your contents secure.
The Luskentyre Bag is a roomy shoulder bag which can comfortably hold all your essentials for a day at the beach, pool or for a picnic in the park! This exclusive guthrie & ghani pattern has been designed by Lauren and is her ideal bag for a summer (or winter!) adventure.
The Luskentyre Bag has a large interior which is fully lined and can be finished off with an optional drawstring closure. This nifty feature means the inside of the bag can expand, so it can hold a lot while still keeping all your contents secure.
- Size Range
- One size - finished measurements approx 42cm (height) x 42cm (width) x 17cm (depth)
- Level
- Confident Beginner
- Fabric
- Outer Fabric: medium to heavy weight fabrics such as cotton canvas, drill or waxed cotton
Lining Fabric: medium weight cotton fabric, such as quilting cotton or cotton poplin, or use nylon ripstop for a waterproof lining.
- Notions
- Woven Cotton Iron-on Interfacing — 1.2m
- Buckrum Interfacing — 0.2m
- 34mm Webbing — 3.5m
- Drawstring Cord — 2.5m
- Zip — 13cm
- Thread — 1 or 2 reels to match webbing and main fabric
- Also included
- Access to Laurens Top Tips video tutorial with over 45 mins of footage- see below for more details
About this product
It has two external pockets which are perfect for quick access items, so you know exactly where your sunglasses are when the sun appears! An optional zip can be added to one of the pockets to help keep important items safe. The pockets sit between the straps, which are stitched directly onto the outer fabric, making them super strong. The base of the bag is also reinforced with specialist sturdy buckram interfacing, giving a defined base.
The Luskentyre bag is a straightforward sew with clever details and is a great showcase for bold fabrics.
Luskentyre, named after the beautiful beach on the Island of Harris in the Outer Hebrides in Scotland, was designed with the beach in mind but has plenty of other uses if you don't have a beach trip planned soon. It's perfect for a weekend getaway, for taking your projects to your sewing class, or simply for carrying your shopping!
What you will receive when ordering this product
In your order confirmation email you will receive two links. One link to the PDF instruction booklet with full colour photographs annotated with key information and one link to Lauren's Top Tips video showing you step by step instructions to help you complete the project while following along with the instructions.
She shares her hints and tips on getting a really lovely finish on your bag including how to cut the patterned fabric, how to create a zip pocket, how to sew a drawstring panel, how to use the specialist buckram interfacing, how to insert the lining and much more!
The video has 45 minutes of footage, sectioned out with time stamps/chapters for easy reference and navigation.
Please file your order confirmation email safely so you can continue to access the links, they do not expire and can be used an unlimited amount of times. They are for personal use only and should not be shared. You can also access the links to the instructions and video when logged into the website in the account area under the file and video section.
This is an electronic product and no physical goods will be sent when purchasing this product. If you would like us to print a colour copy of the instructions and post them out to you, please order the related instruction printing product below. This product covers the cost of physically printing them out, not access to the pattern and video content itself. Most customers prefer to view the instructions on their phone, tablet device or computer and we recommend that you do this to save paper and transportation costs of posting them to you. However, if a paper copy if your preferred method of reading them, we can print and post no problem.