Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY | Strap with Double Cap Rivets | Eyelets on Fabric without a Puncher


 A lightweight bag that is easy to carry around with your cell phone in it.


Pictures and Description

Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
I made cell phone bags with eyelets.



Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
 I recently bought a snap Hand Press Machine
so I installed eyelets and rivets to it, and it is very useful.




Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
It is a flat pouch shape that is easy to make.




Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
The brown plain linen bag is also pretty.




Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
I also made the bag strap myself.




Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
I used to sew it to make bag straps, 
but now that I can fix them with rivets, they look much prettier and I like it.



Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
 You can make the bag strap simpler by inserting a cotton ribbon or round cotton string directly into the eyelet and tying it.


Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY



Materials

Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
Linen, Woven Fusible Interfacing
1cm (⅜in) seam allowance included.

My phone is about 16.5 cm (6½ in) including the case.
If your phone is larger, please increase the vertical length by 1 to 2cm (¾in).



Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
No. 3 Zipper, Label,
Lobster Clasps, Slide Buckle,
Double Cap Rivets, Eyelets



Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
Hand Press Machine & Molds,

You also need scissors, an awl, and a seam ripper.


How to make

Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
1. Attach the interfacing to wrong side of the outer fabric and secure the label.
If no rivets, sew it in a zigzag pattern or by hand sewing it, like sewing a button.

(The method for sewing a button is in <How to Make a Bunny / Rabbit Doll Taebong>)




Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
3. Place the zipper on the outer and pin it.
and then place the lining on top of it and sew them together.
4. Fold the outer, zipper, and lining on the other side and sew.




Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
4. Put the zipper slider.
5. Fold the outer and lining so that the top of the zipper is about 4cm (1⅝in).
6. Fold a 4 x 4cm (1⅝ x 1⅝in) piece of fabric 
and put it between the zipper and the outer, with the folded side facing inward.




Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
7. Fold the lining that will be the opening slightly, pin it, and sew both sides.
8. Cut off the excess zipper and clipping.
9. After turning it over to the opening, 
fold the opening seam allowance inward and sew.
10. Turn over so the outer is visible and shape it.




Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
11. Draw a cross (+) line at the eyelet location.
Put the eyelet washer and draw a circle.
12. Make a hole with a seam ripper 
and cut the inside of the circle in a cross (+) shape with scissors.
Because the fabric was thick with multiple layers, 
it was difficult to cut with just a seam ripper, so I used scissors.




Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
13. Cut out the fabric inside the circle. 
You don’t necessarily have to cut it into a round shape.
Just insert the eyelet and make a hole smaller than the eyelet.
14. Insert the eyelet on the front and place the eyelet washer on the back.
Place it in the mold and press down on the handle with both hands.




Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
15. Now let’s make a crossbody bag strap. 
Fold one end diagonally and cut out.
16. Place the two pieces together diagonally and sew them together. 
It's the same as how to make a bias tape.
17. Fold, iron, and sew.




Eyelet Crossbody Cell Phone Bag DIY
18. Hang the bag strap onto the lobster clasp and slide buckle 
and secure with the rivet.
If no rivets, just sew the bag strap.
19. Just connect the bag strap to the bag and you’re done.

Please check out the video for detailed making process!

 

Youtube

00:35 Dimensions 00:39 Materials 00:55 Attaching interfacing 01:13 Label 02:57 Zipper 04:14 Fold the outer & lining 06:25 Sew up the opening. 07:05 Eyelets on fabric without puncher 09:33 Strap with double cap rivets


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