Making the Zuri Crossbody Bag NEW
Class | Registration opens 12/6/2026 9:00 AM EDT
The Zuri Crossbody Bag is a stylish and practical everyday bag with ample space for your essentials and pockets that keep everything organized. Comfortable to wear and perfect for hands-free days.
Features:
- A front slip pocket that’s perfect for your phone, sunglasses, car keys or lip balm
- The pocket is secured with a flap, keeping essentials safe and easy to reach
- A zippered main compartment at the back with plenty of space for everyday use
- An interior zipper pocket to keep smaller items organized
Finished size:
- 11” W (widest point) × 11” H (overall) × 3” D (bottom)
- Skill level – Confident Beginner
- Materials/Supplies for Zuri Crossbody Bag
The Zuri Pattern is available on the Bagstock Website.
www.bagstockdesigns.com/products/zuri-crossbody-bag
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- 1/3 yard Water Resistant Canvas, Bonded Nylon, Quilting weight cotton, Deco Fabric or Faux Vinyl for exterior. (44” wide)
- 1/4 yard Water resistant Canvas, Quilting weight or vinyl/cork contrasting fabric 44” wide
- 1/2 yard Water Resistant Canvas, Quilting weight lining fabric 44” wide
- 2-1/4 yards fusible woven interfacing – 20” wide (Pellon SF-101 Shapeflex) if using Quilting Cotton)
- 10”x30” piece of Fusible Fleece
- One 12” #4.5 / #5 zipper (Exterior zipper)
- One 8” #3 / #4.5 / #5 zipper (Interior zipper pocket)
- One twist lock, flip lock or magnetic snap
- Two 1” D-rings (Crossbody Strap)
- Two 1” swivel hooks (Crossbody Strap)
- One 1” slider (Crossbody Strap)
- 54” of 1” webbing or 4” x 54” nonwoven fabric for Crossbody Strap
- Optional - Two 1” strap end caps for the Crossbody Strap raw ends - Only if using vinyl/cork
- Optional - Four double cap rivets - post size 8mm (10mm if using thicker fabrics)
Note - You can also use Chicago Screws
Zipper footDouble-sided tape / thread to match or coordinate to your fabricBasic sewing supplies
Janet Perc
| As a wife, mother of 3 sons and an avid sewist, quilter and bag maker, I am enthusiastic about sharing my knowledge with others. My interest in sewing was sparked by my grandmother during my childhood. Professionally, I spent 50 years with Tops markets, including opening the Berea Tops store as store manager, and culminating with my role as Director of Customer Service in Buffalo New York. During my time there, I formed many relationships with fellow fabric enthusiasts and had the opportunity to teach quilting and bag making at several local quilt stores. Now retired and residing back in the Cleveland area, I look forward to partnering with the ILR program and hope to meet many interesting and talented people who share my creative passions. |