Its not much but I like It.
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reddit.comPosted Apr 5, 2023, 10:21 AM UTC
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reddit.comOooh! Vurry nice! And I love the color of the fabric- did you repurpose something or did you order the fabric from somewhere?
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I used 420D ROBIC from rip stop by the roll. I'm going to use the same fabric for the bottom of a bivy sack. I really like the stuff.
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I like it. Good job. I hope it serves you well.
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Looks like the perfect size/shape for a bikepacking fork bag. Did you make a circular bottom? That’s the hard part for me on bags like this.
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I did it's not quite perfect. I can't figure out how to cut a perfect circle. I traced a kitchen bowl and it was just to small. It still came out pretty good
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The bag looks great!
For a perfect circle, you can use a drawing compass.
Slightly less technical, you can use a piece of string tied around a pencil. Figure out the radius and hold the string down in the center of the circle and use that like a compass. It works well enough.
Congrats on a beautiful adventure bag!
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Looks great
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…, but it’s honest work
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I thought of this after I posted it. A day late and a dollar short. Life in a nut shell.
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How did you attach the patch? And, where did you get it?
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Its a stick on/ iron on. I used black thread to carefully sew the edges then I went and did the black mountains. So i it didn't show. I got it at Walmart on the sewing section.
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It's plenty and you did a great job!
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Thanks
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Don’t sell yourself short. It’s fantastic.
Thanks man a few weeks ago I didn't know how to even turn on a sewing machine so my confidence if pretty low.
I love it. I’d buy one and be happy with myself. Let alone if I had made that! Great job. Love it.
I appreciate that. I watched this video a hundred times to get it done.
I watch the video also 100+ times before i make my first attempt, often 100 different similar videos 1000 times each, but it usually pays off. Your pouch came out guuud!!!! 🙌 what do you use it for?