Every Bag You've Ever Admired?
You're About to Learn How to Build Better.
Whether you've never touched a gusset or you've made bags before but freeze every time you see a new design, this class gives you the foundation that makes any bag makeable. Imagine seeing any bag, in a store, on Instagram, in your own imagination, and knowing exactly how to bring it to life. That's not magic. That's what structured bag-making knowledge feels like. No more guessing. No more abandoned projects. No more designs that stop you in your tracks. Just you, your machine, and the confidence to build whatever you can dream up.
Not just tutorials.
A complete transformation.
You don't just need to watch someone make a bag. You need to understand the bag ; so deeply that you can create any design, price it confidently, and deliver it without second-guessing yourself. Every element of this class was built for that purpose.
20 Modules.
The complete blueprint.
From your very first bag concept to multi-compartment builds that command premium prices. Every module is sequenced deliberately — each lesson builds on the last, so you never feel lost and never feel bored. This is the exact path from beginner to builder.
The class covers 8 gusset construction methods, 30+ complete bag builds, and every professional skill that separates a hobbyist from a bag maker clients trust and pay well.
- Understanding structured bags
- Measurement & dimensioning
- Bag materials, tools & machine settings
- Main panel classification
- Design classification into Prototype A, B, & C
- main panel pattern for Prototypes A, B, & C
- pattern with separate flap
- Gusset Type 1 & 1.1 (depth along baseline)
- Gusset Type 2 & 2.1 (depth focused on base)
- Gusset Type 3 (no depth)
- Type 1: combo of handbag gusset & stripe
- Type 2, 3 & 4 variations
- Stripe match for main panels
- Prototype B pattern drafting
- Types 1–4 including multiple compartments
- Inverse cut-in gusset
- One long pattern serving as gusset
- Application to main panels
- Combination of single gusset + facing
- Professional structured finish
- Centralized gusset depth system
- Clutch purse applications
- Type 1: wide top, thin base
- Type 2: thin top, wide base
- Diminishing gusset dimensions
- Pointed base extension into gusset lines
- Pattern & construction
- Zip on gusset, clasp closure
- Tote frame bag, TGC shoulder bag
- Single gusset 1 & 2
- Handbag gusset with demarcation
- Handbag, Stripe & Briefcase gusset bags
- Single, Tote & Clutch gusset bags
- Ankara, Aso-oke, Jean & leather combos
- Corporate totes, laptop bags, hug bag & more
- Brocade fabric with top handle
- Zip-through-gusset design
- Top handle types
- Handbag handle approaches
- Top stitching
- Layering: overlay, underlay & border
- Gum-on, sew-through, leather extension
- Edge folding, piping & binding
Three Bonus Modules ; Yours for Free
Because 20 modules wasn't enough. These three bonus tutorials tackle specific skills that take your work from good to undeniably professional — and they're included in your enrolment at no extra cost.
Visible & invisible frame Clutch purses
How to make a clutch purse using a bag frame with any of the gusset construction methods from the course.
Double zipped Compartment Laptop Bag
A full tutorial on building a laptop bag with two distinct compartments.
Travel Bag
A complete tutorial of a travel-ready bag ; pattern, construction, lining, and hardware.
Your Shopping List ? Done.
No expensive imports. No impossible-to-find supplies. Everything on this list is available locally in Nigeria — and you receive the complete list before your first module, so you can shop and be ready to build from day one.
Pattern & Prototype Materials
- 12 cardboard papers in different colors (for pattern drafting)
- Top bond glue (for gumming papers together for prototypes)
Bag Construction Materials
- Leather or bag fabric of choice (non-stretchy)
- Kariboard
- Marco (imported Marco 2mm)
- Chipboard / recycled brand papers
- Lense material (leather padding)
- Evostic gum (OCi or Energy brand recommended)
- Lining (velvet preferred, other bag linings acceptable)
- Regular foam (⅛ or ¾ inch)
Hardware & Notions
- Bag chain
- Eyelets (size 26 or 28)
- Water hose / black pipe
- D-rings (1 inch max)
- Square/rectangular rings (max 1 inch)
- Magnetic snaps
- Hooks (size to match adjuster)
- Adjusters (1 inch or ¾ inch)
- Thread (size 3 twine, colour-matched)
- Bag lock
- Bag seats (feet)
- Zip cloth
- Zip head / zipper (size matched to zip cloth)
- Zip stopper
- Rivet pins
- Openable circle ring (optional)
One investment.
A skill that earns forever.
Think about how many bags you'll make after this class. How many you'll sell. How many clients will return because your work is that good. Now ask yourself: is ₦85,000 really a cost — or is it the best business decision you'll make this year?
✓ One payment. Forever yours. · Instant access · No subscriptions
- 20+ modules of structured video lessons
- 30+ complete bag tutorials across all gusset types
- Pattern drafting from scratch
- Leather & paper prototyping session
- Bonus tutorials)
- Support community access with fellow students
- Certificate of completion
- Extended access — revisit anytime
- Full materials & tools guide with beginner video links
- Works with a domestic black-head sewing machine
Everything you need to know before you enrol.
You've waited long enough.
The skill you need is right here.
Every bag you've admired in a boutique. Every design you've sketched and set aside. Every client you've had to turn down because you weren't sure enough of your work. This class ends all of that. Enrol today and build the bag business you've been imagining.
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