Tutorial de Low-tech with Refugees - Low-tech & Réfugiés | Catégories : Habitat, Outils
Low-tech with Refugees - Low-tech & Réfugiés
A design fanny pack that's perfect for keeping things you care about safe!
A design fanny pack that's perfect for keeping things you care about safe!
Sac, Banane, Rangement
Kakemono, Thread, Inner tube, Zipper
Sewing machine, scissors, needle > 90
Copy the attached pattern onto the coloured part of the kakemono (unlike the photo in the tutorial). Then cut out the different parts using scissors.
Pattern inspired by the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tS9vXfhAzlU&feature=youtu.be
For the sewing you can follow the tutorial by starting the video at 5:45 because the kakemono is too rigid to make zip covers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tS9vXfhAzlU&feature=youtu.be
You can use pins to hold the fabric in place.
For steps 2 and 3, open the zip to make it easier.
Sew the rounded part of the top face with part of the zip.
Sew the second long side of the front panel to the rounded part of the underside.
Sew the 2 pieces on opposite sides together (top and bottom), with the plain side facing outwards (as the piece is small, it cannot be turned inside out).
Pin the back to the top, bottom and sides of the front, then sew the back and sides together. Don't forget the pieces for attaching the belt.
Measure and cut the inner tube to the desired size depending on how you want to wear it (on your waist, slung over your shoulder...).
It is also possible to fit a buckle system to make the strap adjustable.
Passer ensuite la chambre à air dans l'espace laissé ouvert sur les côtés puis coudre pour assurer le maintien de la sangle avec le reste du sac.
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