If you haven’t heard of Emmaline Bags, you’re going to thank me for introducing you to these patterns and a great online shop. If you have heard of it, you’re going to be happy to learn I have a discount to share with you today! Janelle of Emmaline is a Canadian pattern designer, offering both PDF and paper paper patterns in her online shop, www.emmalinebags.com 

You have to check out the Necessary Clutch Wallet, affectionately known as the NCW, which even has a facebook group dedicated to it. 

There are some other really great patterns available, including the Butterfly Sling and the Spring Sling purses.

Have you noticed those pretty turn locks? Emmaline carries those too! The hardware selection is impressive and the quality is unparalleled. You can even get hardware kits specific to the pattern you want to make. There is also a selection of pretty bling, like these “handmade” zipper pulls, and some really beautiful zippers, personally I like the white with gold.

Now what about the interfacing for these gorgeous bags? Emmaline Bags has that too! You can buy them separately or as interfacing kits for the NCW and the Quarter Note Clutch. You can also pick up some other sewing supplies, like Fray Check, Wonder Tape, pins and Wonder Clips.

I have a wonderful example of amazing customer service to share with you. A friend ordered some hardware from Emmaline and very quickly received an email informing her that her order had been shipped to the address listed in her Paypal account. Only, my friend realized that she forgot to update her Paypal account with her new address since she moved. She quickly sent Janelle an email, explaining the situation. Janelle actually retrieved the package from the post office and corrected the address before it was too late! To me, that is true customer service, and yet another reason to shop with Janelle at Emmaline Bags.

Now for the discount: The code is OKAPI15 and is good for 15% off your order, site wide, when you buy 2 or more items, code expires in one week. 

Happy shopping and happy sewing! I’d love to hear what you decide on, let me know in the comments.