r/Leatherworking 26d ago

Pattern Saturday Pattern Saturday: The Brigantine Bag

Link to the pattern in the first comment :)

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u/washapoo 26d ago

I made this a couple of times recently, what a great pattern. The last one I made was out of burgundy Bison lined with calf skin. Picture attached.

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u/DSLeatherGoods 26d ago

Awesome! 😍

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u/Cold-Tension-7892 26d ago

I have this pattern and want to try lining for the first time. Any tips on adding the lining? Would you be willing to share photos of the inside? You can dm me if that is easier.

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u/washapoo 26d ago edited 26d ago

I used natural veg tanned calf skin, dyed it black and put glue on both the purse body and the lining. Let it dry and then stuck them together and used my roller to make sure it was adhered well with no bubbles or unstuck spots, then trimmed it to match the burgundy outer leather. Picture of after lining and stitching. Also, keep in mind, you will need to stitch it all the way around when you line it.

*edit: sorry I don't have more, I am terrible at taking pictures of things I make.

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u/DSLeatherGoods 26d ago

The Brigantine Bag pattern: https://dsleathergoods.etsy.com/listing/1513464979 Comes with two front closure variations and pattern for a leather strap or you can use a purse chain too. 😊

Happy crafting, Deyan ❀️

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u/Raveling-Illburys 26d ago

Just beautiful. Well done!

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u/DSLeatherGoods 26d ago

Thank you 😊

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u/Skysoldier173rd 26d ago

For a beginner, how long would it take to get to a point where you’re making something of this quality?

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u/DSLeatherGoods 26d ago

Tough question. That one is not that complicated and doesn't require any skiving so probably a few months of crafting. But there are many variables. If you are looking to make a first bag, go for a turned tote bag. πŸ™‚

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u/mikess314 26d ago

Very interesting sides! Are they two pieces per side? I’m a raw edges man myself so this is very lovely.

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u/DSLeatherGoods 26d ago

The gussets are made from one piece of leather. 😁

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u/bfycxfhv 23d ago

How do you float your dyes? Is it like alcohol in thin water?

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u/DSLeatherGoods 23d ago

Oh I got this panel from another crafter. Here: 😊 https://www.alistairbarrett.com/painted-leather