Let's Sew the Saddleback Pouch by Rosie & David Patterns

This is a step-by-step tutorial demonstrating how to construct the Saddleback Pouch by Rosie & David Patterns. The pouch can be made in Cork, Faux Leather or 100% Cotton Quilting Fabric for the Exterior and Waterproof Canvas or 100% Cotton Quilting Fabric for the Lining. The pouch can be made in either a large or small size and the pattern also includes two SVG files to cut your pieces on the Cricut Maker. I demonstrate using the Juki DDL 8000A. The link to purchase the pattern can be found below along with Timestamps for the video tutorial if you wish to skip to a specific section.
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Link to purchase pattern: www.etsy.com/listing/11803874...
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Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
02:05 - Preparation
03:50 - Installing the Zipper Pull
05:18 - Preparing the Zipper
06:11 - Sewing the Zipper into the Pouch
15:29 - Sewing and Topstitching the Exterior Side Seams
21:31 - Sewing the Bottom Seams and the Interior Side Seams
26:23 - Sewing the Exterior & Interior Bottom Corners
28:54 - Turning the Pouch Right Side Out
30:52 - Sewing the Top Corners
34:01 - Sewing and Topstitching the Zipper Tabs
38:27 - Closing

[@jesspeak7543]

Thank you for your time and expertise sharing your new pouch. Once again you have produced a great tutorial.

[@RosiesArtStudio]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@clombard7134]

Love your tutorials! Your patterns and tutorials are fantastic for just about every level of bagmaker! Thanks for sharing your talent!

[@RosiesArtStudio]

You are so welcome! I am glad tyou are looking the tutorials and thanks for watching!

[@19Celia57]

Watched the video, rewatching parts, and then purchased off your Etsy store. I let out a little "eee" when I downloaded the SVGs!!! TY! ♥

[@TheMaggiemay77]

Oh that’s cute!! Love those tabs!! On the zipper pull installation - show off!! 😍

[@RosiesArtStudio]

Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@Kera.S.]

I like the tabs on this pouch. Such a great idea 💙

[@RosiesArtStudio]

Thany you and thanks for watching!

[@maryshaver129]

Thanks for sharing your tips and techniques on this. I really enjoyed it all.

[@jackieremis6533]

WOW! Once again another amazing tutorial filled with helpful tips. THANK YOU

[@RosiesArtStudio]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@lynetterene]

This is some beautiful bag.....thanks for sharing

[@RosiesArtStudio]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@ismatshamim5550]

I love to see your videos.

[@RosiesArtStudio]

Thank you! I am glad you like them and thanks for watching!

[@Paul.Douglas]

That's very nice. Looks like a good pipe/tobacco pouch for me. Gonna try this one. GREAT instructions!

[@RosiesArtStudio]

I am glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!

[@vernahernon8559]

Nice video. Thank you!

[@RosiesArtStudio]

Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@1955dmb]

I love this pattern. I don't have one of those fabulous Jukis, so I wonder if my machine can go through what seems to be 6 layers of cork and the lining and the zipper when constructing the tabs. Have you tried making one of these pouches with a domestic machine? Also, do you mind sharing where you buy the cork? It seems to have weathered the turning without creasing. I use cork from Sallie Tomato, I love working with it, but it does leave some crinkles that I don't know how to eliminate. Do you still make the cord baskets? I really enjoyed that series. You are an excellent teacher.

[@RosiesArtStudio]

you can do a test yo see what your machine can handle. Yoh can also try using cotton fabric lined with foam interfacing.

[@1955dmb]

@@RosiesArtStudio Thanks!

[@clairemoore9012]

Can you use babyville pul for the lining?

[@RosiesArtStudio]

I don't know what that is. If it is similar in weight to Quilting Cotton that has been interfaced with a woven interfacing or to waterproof canvas, then maybe it would work. Thanks for watching!

[@lizziedae91]

Hi Rosie, I was wondering where you buy your marine vinyl and waterproof canvas. I do like waterproof canvas but would like to find some thats lighter weight. I have never used marine vinyl though. It looks more high end than I imagined.

[@RosiesArtStudio]

I buy both the marine vinyl and waterproof canvas from Fabric Warehouse Direct. I really like their marine vinyl. Thanks for watching!

[@RosiesArtStudio]

I meant Fabric Wholesale Direct (not Warehouse).

[@lizziedae91]

@@RosiesArtStudio great thanks for letting me know. I learned so many helpful tips

[@rosinyberg8747]

nice VERY NICE BAG INDEED

[@ednahowell407]

how would you make this into a crossbody?

[@19Celia57]

LOL About 30 seconds into the video I thought the same thing! I think I will try to put little tabs with D-rings on the exterior sides, probably early in construction so that the lining covers all the rivets and sewing. Then just make a strap and attach, maybe with D-ring and swivel hook. I am notorious for switching out straps on a whim.