Course curriculum

    1. Pattern making: Build the pattern with me for a size of 12"W x 13"H x 4"D (30cm x 32.5cm x 10cm)

    2. Transforming the existing smaller 2-piece bag pattern Tote N1 into a 3-piece bag

    3. PDF pattern 12"Wx13"Hx4"D

    4. PDF pattern: tote straps frames, side strap attachments, backpack top & bottom attachments

    5. 1.1. Cutting the details: canvas top/pockets/closure

    6. 1.2. Cutting the details: leather

    7. 1.3. Cutting the details: Lining

    8. 2.1. Preparing the waxed canvas top: main details

    9. 2.2. Preparing the top: pockets

    10. 3. Stitching the pockets

    11. 4. Top closure: watch it before making this type of closure

    12. 4.1. Top closure: Preparing the canvas strips

    13. 4.2. Top closure: Cutting lining and sealing the zipper

    14. 4.3. Top closure: Making the 1st strip

    15. 4.4. Top closure: Making the 2nd strip

    16. 4.5. Top closure: Closing the short sides

    17. How we would adjust this top closure for leather

    18. 5.1. Attaching the front detail to the zip closure & general preps

    19. 5.2. Attaching the back detail to zip closure

    20. 6. Making the handles holes and where to place the pockets

    21. 7. Attaching the leather bottom: to place it over the canvas top or under.mov

    22. 7.1. The first "bottom" stitching on the front

    23. 7.2. The 2nd "upper" stitching on the front

    24. 7.3. The first "bottom" stitching on the back

    25. 7.4. the 2nd "upper" stitching on the back

    26. 7.5. Uneven stitching troubleshooting

    27. 8.1 Bottom: reinforcing materials, size & cutting the detail

    28. 8.2. Bottom: gluing the reinforcement and how to secure it to the bottom with stitches/rivets

    29. 8.3. Bottom: stitching

    30. 8.4. Bottom stitching: troubleshooting

    31. 9.1. Sides: clipping

    32. 9.2. Sides: stitching

    33. 9.3. Sides are ready! Let's check them before closing the depth

    34. 10.1 Bottom: to keep it as a tote and how to turn it into a backpack (+cutting the bottom attachments)

    35. 10.2 Bottom: backpack attachments centering, clipping, and reinforcing

    36. 10.3. Bottom: Stitching

    37. 11.1. Straps: Cutting tote handles and side strap attachments

    38. 11.2. Straps: Hiding the threads and burnishing

    39. 11.3. Tote handles & side attachments for the long strap: reinforcing the body first

    40. 11.4. Attaching the tote handles

    41. 11.5. Two options to turn a bag to a backpack: strap between the tote handles

    42. 12. Attaching top side attachments for the long strap

    43. 13. Adding the depth to the lining and closing the bottom

    1. What makes your bag to look homemade and how to get rid of that

About this course

  • $24.00
  • 3.5 hours of video content

The lessons are available right after the enrollment. You can pause, rewatch, and come back to the lessons as many times as you want, and if something remains unclear feel free to ask me a question in the discussion window in each lesson.