The Scotia Satchel comes in three sizes, with an outer pocket and two inside pockets. Wear it over your shoulder, across your body, or around your waist! The outside binding may look intimidating, but I walk you through two different ways to do the binding that are not scary and have great results. The pattern has videos for every step. It’s domestic friendly (just be cautious of the thickness of your fabric choices) and the pattern has instructions for two different ways to sew the gusset, depending on if your fabric can stretch on the bias or not.

When you purchase, you will receive a zipped file that has three files inside. The standard file has letter/A4 (for printing from your home computer) as well as the instructions. You can also download the A0 copyshop file as well as a projector file for those sewists who like to sew using a projector. 

The Scotia Satchel is inspired by Scottish sporrans and Renaissance Faires! The Small size can

be worn as a crossbody bag or around the waist. The Large size works well as a shoulder bag or

crossbody. The Mini size is perfect for little kids. You can use a tartan fabric and add tassels to

complete your Scottish look, or use leather or faux leather for a great Renaissance Faire look. It can

also be a great everyday bag, and is teenager-approved! There are three optional pockets. This purse

uses outside binding to finish the edges. Avoid using thick fabrics with a domestic machine. Because

of the binding, it is an intermediate-level sew.

Dimensions:

Mini: 6.5” tall, 6” wide, 2.5” deep (16.5 x 15 x 6.5 cm)

Small: 9” tall, 8” wide, 3” deep (23 x 20.5 x 7.5 cm)

Large: 10.5” tall, 10” wide, 3.5” deep (26.5 x 25.5 x 9 cm)