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Sew around the top of the basket portion to attach the collar.With the collar inside-out, place the basket portion inside the collar, so that the top of the basket portion is flush with one edge of the collar, aligning the seams of the collar with the midpoints of the side panels.Wrong-side to wrong-side, sew the collar fabric together on the shorter edges to form a tube.Then sew the side piece to the bottom piece. This webbing will feed out and around the basket to hold the bag in place. Pin a 2’ piece of webbing at the midpoint of the bottom seam on the right-side.Sew the lining to outer pieces, wrong-side to wrong-side, less than 3/8” from the edge, leaving one side open to insert the foam, then sewing closed.

This will prevent the foam from being sewn into the seam allowance.

If you are using padding, cut out side and bottom pieces shrunk 1” smaller than the fabric pieces.

You should have 2 side pieces and 1 bottom piece in both the outer and lining fabrics

(Optional) 1” grosgrain ribbon for edge binding.

(Optional) 1/8” closed-cell foam for padding.

(Optional) 1 yard lining material (I used 1.9 oz PU coated Ripstop Nylon).

2 Double Adjust Side Release Buckles (if you don’t mind not being able to buckle the top together to form a handle, you can use single-adjust).

1 yard abrasion-resistant fabric for area touching basket (I used 1000D Cordura).

1 yard rollable material for collar (I used VX21 X-Pac).

The panels are simple enough to measure out, rather than printing and tracing. PatternĪ not-to-scale pattern is exported to. The 137 is smaller and fits better between drop bars. Wald baskets come in a few sizes, the most popular for basketpacking being 137 and 139.