Divina Handbag by Bagstock Design by Simply Classic

Hello everyone!
This is a full tutorial on the Divina Handbag by Bagstock Designs. This tutorial is for the second Siah Swag Swap that officially gets started on April 1st! Be sure to register for the swap so you don’t miss out!! If you have any questions regarding the construction please post them in the comments below. Questions help everyone😀
You can find the pattern with this link:
www.bagstockde...
I am using fabric and faux leather by Bodeeoh:
bodeeoh.com/
The zippers and from My Handmade Space:
www.myhandmade...
I purchased the linen for my lining at my local fabric store.
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Visit my website for more information on how to purchase this and other bags:
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And now let’s get sewing!
Chris Hall Murphy

[@barbarafrangella796]

Loved your video, didn't want it to end, so easy to watch and understand, you are a great and informative teacher....more Please...Barb

[@debbiemorris3587]

Love what you do! I thought I was the only one that dropped everything when I sew! I finally just accepted it and go on and then it’s not so frustrating. Keep up the tutorials and great job!!

[@simplyclassic]

Isn't it amazing how we get the dropsies! Thank you so much for your support!!

[@mariamurphy9014]

I love your tutorials. So calm and well thought out. My brain thanks you :)

[@simplyclassic]

You are welcome 😀. Stay tuned for more to come!

[@liselabelle9204]

I just found you and subscribe immediately to your channel! Great tutorial and very well detailed. I just loved the way you fixed your crossbody strap situation and that you shared your idea with your viewers. This will be a new hack that I won't forget! Thank you!

[@simplyclassic]

I am glad you enjoyed it!

[@kimmybee12]

Your tutorials are by far the best on KZbin! This bag is absolutely beautiful 😍😍

[@simplyclassic]

Thank you so much Kimmy and thank you for watching!

[@sharonquigley4593]

I love your fabric.

[@simplyclassic]

Thanks Sharon, I purchased it recently. They might have more.

[@annmoore-spencer841]

Lovely bag. Loved your strap improvision.

[@jessicaharris1375]

Another excellent tutorial!!! I thought it was so cool that you improvised with the hardware situation. I love how every video you make shows your in depth thought process of how you got there and why you made those choices. I tend to stick to the confines of instructions and need to remember to think like Chris at Simply Classic!! :)

[@4golfing]

Another great video. Love the hack for the straps. Thanks

[@roswitablengl9009]

Thanks a lot for this realy, realy helpful video. I'm near than a beginner, but now I think I can try it😉

[@rebekahkui]

Thanks you for the great video. I wonder how a rolled handle would look on this?

[@simplyclassic]

Awesome I bet!

[@nancykerr3035]

I absolutely love your tutorials!! Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge. I also love the look of linen for the lining, but it wrinkles so badly. Do you find that the Wovenfuse prevents it from wrinkling?

[@simplyclassic]

Hi Nancy, Yes! It absolutely does. I think it gives the bag such a luxurious feel, I love using linen and luckily, I have a great local source 😀. Thank you for your support!

[@nancykerr3035]

@@simplyclassic Thanks for writing back. I saw some linen the other day and now I’m going to get it and try it on my upcoming project.

[@4golfing]

Just watching and wonder if you turned the bag inside out, if you could do the top stitching that way? 1:56.

[@simplyclassic]

Yes, that is certainly a great option!

[@SueC56]

I've seen this several times and wonder is it preferable to put the exterior inside the lining, given that it is larger than the lining, instead of turning the exterior wrong side out and put the lining right side out and inside the exterior? It seems like the second way would be easier. Edited: I guess it would save you from turning your exterior inside out one more time.

[@simplyclassic]

Hi Susan, that is my reasoning for doing it the way I do. I only have to turn the right side once.