Urban– Bag Series Bundle (Arc + Wave)

PDF Bag Patterns – Urban Wave + Urban Arc (Urban Bag Series Bundle)

The Urban Bag Series Bundle includes two modern crossbody bag PDF sewing patterns: Urban Wave and Urban Arc. Designed by KiteCo Creates, this bundle gives you two distinct styles using different construction methods, while sharing a clean, modern aesthetic.

Urban Wave is a relaxed, slouchy crossbody bag with a modern knotted strap.
Urban Arc is a structured crossbody bag with clean lines and a polished finish.

The patterns are sold separately on the website, but this bundle offers both styles together at a reduced price.

Both finished bags measure approximately 300mm wide x 200mm high (pattern pieces and construction vary).

What’s Included

• 2 separate PDF bag sewing patterns (Urban Wave + Urban Arc)
• SVG files
• A0 large format printing files

DOWNLOADABLE PDF PATTERNS ONLY- You are not purchasing a finished bag.

Also sold indivdually Urban ARC or Urban WAVE

Features

Skill Level: Confident beginner looking to upskill (no binding, but plenty of curves and shaping to practise)

Fabric Suggestions: Canvas, duck, light–medium weight denim, vinyl, and similar bag-making fabrics

Domestic sewing machine friendly

Important Notes

Facebook Group: Join our dedicated bag-making Facebook group for support, photo sharing, pattern questions, giveaways, and discount codes [Facebook Group Link]

YouTube Tutorials: Full video tutorials are available. You’re welcome to share your makes, but please don’t give out measurements or pattern specifics. Credit KiteCo Creates and link back to this listing if referencing the pattern.

Copyright: You may sell items made using this pattern. Distribution, reselling, sharing, or copying the pattern in whole or in part is strictly prohibited.

Printing & File Information

We recommend opening the PDF files on a PC using Adobe Reader.
Print at 100% or Actual Size in your printer settings.

PDF files are designed for hand cutting.
If you purchase the option including SVG, A1, it is assumed you are familiar with the software and equipment required to use them.