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An Everyday Denim Messenger Bag - Sew and Sell

  • Writer: Susan
    Susan
  • Oct 11, 2017
  • 1 min read

Updated: Sep 24

An Everyday Denim Messenger Bag - Sew and Sell
BukiPatterns

This versatile messenger bag brings new life to old jeans, recycling them into a fashionable accessory. Alternatively, new denim fabric can be used to craft this sturdy piece. This beginner-friendly PDF sewing pattern includes clear step-by-step instructions, full-size printable templates (A1/A4/Letter), and a video tutorial to guide you through making a sturdy denim messenger bag.


The finished bag measures approximately 27 × 19 × 5.5 cm (10.6" × 7.5" × 2.2") with a strap about 136 cm (53.5") long for crossbody wear. It’s designed for denim and lining fabrics with optional hardware such as D-rings, sliders, zipper, and snap closure. Only a basic sewing machine and standard sewing tools are required.


The pattern by BukiPatterns is delivered instantly as a digital download. You can print the templates, cut your fabric, and start sewing right away. This project is ideal for beginner sewists wanting to create a practical everyday bag or a handmade gift.





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