Veg Tan Cross Body Bag

[danhux]

I really liked this template, thanks Tboyce for the template. I picked up some black leather at Tandy in Raleigh, NC on sale and made this bag for my wife. It turned out pretty nice. Thought I'd post a few pics of the finished bag.

[Ta2ooz]

I would just like to say thank you to Tboyce. As a guy just starting out and not sure if this is the thing or not it's great to have a couple of patterns, and ideas to take a shot at. I really appreciate it. You truly are a gentleman and a scholar.

[XISCO30]

I loved this pattern, so i decide to do a bad for my wife, she loved it,

Thanks alot

tboyce, your realy the master of pattern. here some fotos.

[WolfFlower]

Haha, I scanread + thought you were posting a pattern for a body bag.

[biglew]

thanks

[eternoui]

nice

[Carrieanna1172]

Nice ! Thanks

[Nick Bowles]

I just stumbled across this! Thanks for the pattern AND the inspiration for a beginner like me!

[flex59]

you'll inspired me to do some things

Edited August 18, 2015 by flex59

[Dunluce]

On 18 November 2014 at 6:39 PM, tboyce said:

I was looking through my files and ran across a bag design I had worked on a while back. I anticipated making it out of 6-8oz veg tan.

It's a cross body bag with a gusseted front pocket and a flap that folds over the bag and the pocket at the same time

you'll have to work out your own strap length but that shouldn't be too hard.
 

CROSS BODY BAG.pdf

Tom,

I am new to this site and just came across this pattern of yours. I thought it would make an ideal first bag attempt for a bag. One thing; you state that you were considering making it out of 6-8oz veg tan. This seems to me like it would be hard to sew on the gussets; particularly the smaller one. I thought about using the 6-8oz for the front and back and 3-4oz for the gussets. Do you think this would be okay?