Dump pouch

[pixelseventy2]

Finally got around to making a dump pouch in preparation for collecting the blackberries and elderberries over the next few weeks. 2.5mm veg tan leather, waxed cotton, and a 3D-printed Cthulhu stamp.

Pretty pleased with this, have to see how it holds up in use. Also managed to collect a few crab apples this evening

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[Madriverrob]

Nice job .....

 

[Blundstoned Love]

Really nice.

 

[Monikieman]

Really nice. How does the 3d printing work on leather? Cheers

 

[Tengu]

I think the OP printed a stamp and used it in the normal fashion, yes?

 

[pixelseventy2]

Thanks.

Done a couple of different stamps now, the principle is the same as using metal. For this, I used this model, printed as a solid object: www.thingiverse.com/thing:90131


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[Amon81]

Very nice. Nice choice of colours too!

 

[Drain Bamaged]

Looks just the job....One little tip/trick that may or may not be of use is to leave the top hem 'open' as if to fit a drawstring but actually thread with plastic coated garden wire, it still allows everything to be folded with no problems but also allows you to actually 'use' the bag open when hung on the belt it's great for the smaller collectables where it's more convenient to use both hands without relying on one hand to keep the top open.

D.B.

 

[boney gumbo mcgee]

Excellent work, very nicely done indeed.

 

[crosslandkelly]

A very nice bit of kit.

 

[pixelseventy2]

Thanks everyone, and thanks DB, that's a good tip. One for mark 2

Turns out the waxed cotton wasn't quite as resistant as I'd hoped; I've now got a pair of shorts with a purple stain from the blackberries where it was bouncing on my hip


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[Amon81]

Thats probably where something like tent waterproofing stuff on canvas would come in handy