Nanook Backpack, PDF Pattern and Instructional Video by Vasile and Pavel
Nanook Backpack, PDF Pattern and Instructional Video by Vasile and Pavel
I’m so excited to start this project and with the complete pattern and documentation from Vasile and Pavel, I feel confident I can make it turn out great! Thanks for sharing your creativity through these amazing patterns!
I made this pack specially as a weekender / carry on sort of thing. The build went well and it looks pretty good. I’m definitely happy with it overall. I had to shorten the shoulder straps and I suspect most people will, but that is easier than making them longer…. I also added a neoprene pad to the shoulder straps to provide a little comfort. I’m on a cross country train trip and had planned to use it…but, the attachment of the shoulder straps (top) is inadequate to a heavy load, rather it was holding but pulling at the thread enough that I wasn’t sure it would not fail. This is an easy fix, just sandwich the loop between two pieces of leather, but I couldn’t do it in the time I had…
Nanook Backpack, PDF Pattern and Instructional Video by Vasile and Pavel
I liked this pattern from the first look. It looks originally and stylish. I hadn't yet make it, but I'm sure, phisical item will look also great.
Good size, and the pockets are a good practical size also. And it looks good
Thank you
Nanook Backpack, PDF Pattern & Instructional Video by Vasile and Pavel
✪ This contains a PDF pattern and detailed instructional video for making the Nanook backpack, a roomy rucsack, with plenty of pockets. Very light, yet sturdy.
✪ A4, A0 and Letters size patterns. Printing instructions in the downloadable PDF pattern.
INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO
SIZE
BACKPACK
TALL: 17 3/4" (45 cm)
WIDE: 11 1/2" (29 cm)
DEEP: 6 3/4" (17 cm)
FRONT POCKET
TALL: 7 3/4" (20 cm)
WIDE: 6 3/4" (17 cm)
DEEP: 1 1/4" (3 cm)
SIDE POCKETS
TALL: 6" (15 cm)
WIDE: 4 1/4" (11 cm)
DEEP: 1 1/4" (3 cm)
MATERIALS
- BODY: approximately 13-16 sqft (1.2 - 1.5 sqm) 4.5 oz (1.8 mm) leather.
If use thicker leather (5.5-6 oz (2.2-2.4 mm) you don't have to line the leather on the front panel, only on the back and the bottom.
- SHOULDER STRAPS : body leather lined to achieve 8-9 oz (3.2-3.6 mm).
-CONTRAST STRAPS: 8-9 oz (3.2-3.6 mm) leather
-LINING:
the back panel is lined with 1.5 oz (0.6 mm) pigskin
the bottom is lined with 3.5 oz (1.4 mm) rigid leather
- 1 mm waxed thread
- edge dye
HARDWARE
- 4 x 1" (25 mm) buckles
- 3 x 3/4" (20 mm) buckles
- 6 x 1" (25 mm) D rings
TOOLS
- cutter
- needles
- 1.5 mm hole punch
- cutting mat
- mallet
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I’m so excited to start this project and with the complete pattern and documentation from Vasile and Pavel, I feel confident I can make it turn out great! Thanks for sharing your creativity through these amazing patterns!
I made this pack specially as a weekender / carry on sort of thing. The build went well and it looks pretty good. I’m definitely happy with it overall. I had to shorten the shoulder straps and I suspect most people will, but that is easier than making them longer…. I also added a neoprene pad to the shoulder straps to provide a little comfort. I’m on a cross country train trip and had planned to use it…but, the attachment of the shoulder straps (top) is inadequate to a heavy load, rather it was holding but pulling at the thread enough that I wasn’t sure it would not fail. This is an easy fix, just sandwich the loop between two pieces of leather, but I couldn’t do it in the time I had…
Nanook Backpack, PDF Pattern and Instructional Video by Vasile and Pavel
I liked this pattern from the first look. It looks originally and stylish. I hadn't yet make it, but I'm sure, phisical item will look also great.
Good size, and the pockets are a good practical size also. And it looks good
Thank you
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