Iris Mini Crossbody by A Quaint Stitch, full tutorial - An OKSew Designer Showcase

In this Designer Showcase tutorial we will be sewing the Iris Mini Crossbody, a free pattern from A Quaint Stitch. Skills I will cover in this tutorial include: - Topstitching - Sewing & topstitching curves - Installing a magnetic snap - Interior zipper pockets - Making a two-toned crossbody strap - Applying the “Better Boxed Bottoms” principles - Hybrid birthing method I am sewing on a domestic Juki HZL-DX7. My bag is made using mora faux leather from Emmaline Bags for the exterior and interfaced cotton woven from Geek Garden Fabric for the interior. Get your copy of the Iris pattern here: https://aquaintstitch.com/product/free-crossbody-bag-iris-mini/ From the designer: “The Iris Crossbody bag is an adorable mini statement bag that is a perfect accompaniment to your wardrobe. The Iris is a quick and easy sew pattern suitable for beginners.” Finished Size: 9” W x 7” H x 2.25” D Skill Level: Confident Beginner Features:– Front flap with a magnetic snap closure– Interior zippered pocket– Adjustable crossbody strap This tutorial was made with permission from Neepa Suraj of A Quaint Stitch. Thank you! 00:00:00 Introduction 00:02:02 D-ring connectors 00:05:39 Two-toned crossbody strap 00:21:44 Interior zipper pocket 00:38:55 Front flap 00:53:57 Piecing the exterior front 00:58:37 Piecing the exterior back 01:08:29 Adjusting the angle of the boxed bottom 01:12:55 Magnetic snap 01:14:00 Joining the exterior front and exterior back 01:19:47 - Boxing exterior corners 01:22:00 Attaching D rings 01:23:44 Sewing the interior 01:24:50 Joining the interior and exterior 01:31:10 Top stitching bag opening 01:35:30 - Closing the lining 01:39:50 - Closing the interior pocket 01:43:10 Take aways