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Just able to start back filling requests. The following is a couple of weeks old. Pretty easy project, not a lot of sewing or cutting but a heck of a useful Christmas present


Final print size is 24"x18"

dopp kit.pdf

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Wow...thanks! This will come in handy.

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That's a great small project. Thanks for offering it to everyone. My dope bag is getting a bit worn. I think I'll give this a go.

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Thanks.....

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Something that men use to carry toiletries while travelling

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Thanks for posting this!

Quick question, I've never use a closure like this and am worried about long term use. Does the leather become loose over time and come open easily or is that not really an issue?

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whats the size of this or rather, what size paper should i use to print it out?

Thanks so much for the great pattern!

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Omg this is great !

I have been looking for a Dopp kit pattern like this!

Great gifts for guys!

Thank you!

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I wanted to share my take on this dopp kit pattern and wanted to say thanks again to Tom for the pattern help. Get well soon Tom, can't wait to see what else can be created this new year.

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whats the size of this or rather, what size paper should i use to print it out?

Thanks so much for the great pattern!

See post #1. You will have to use the tile function in Adobe pdf printing for your typical home printer, or take to a printing or copy service that prints in large formats.

Tom

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Join us in the Monthly Keep Making Stuff Challenge. We're using the Dopp Kit pattern for February.

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I've never done anything like this. Hoping the only dumb question is the one I don't ask: what weight of leather would I use for this?

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@MorningStarL I was literally just getting ready to type the same question! +1 for a weight recommendation. Thank you for posting the pattern @tboyce!

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This being the February monthly pattern I'm sure y'all are not the only ones with this question. I know I was wondering the same thing when I started looking at making mine.

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Oh, good, it's not just me.

Thanks to everyone for the pattern and advice and starting the challenge.

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I've never done anything like this. Hoping the only dumb question is the one I don't ask: what weight of leather would I use for this?

@MorningStarL I was literally just getting ready to type the same question! +1 for a weight recommendation. Thank you for posting the pattern @tboyce!

This being the February monthly pattern I'm sure y'all are not the only ones with this question. I know I was wondering the same thing when I started looking at making mine.

Oh, good, it's not just me.

Thanks to everyone for the pattern and advice and starting the challenge.

The Dopp Kits I make are just like the pattern posted except I used a buckle closure system and I use 6/7oz vegtan leather for mine. Over the years I have used a heavier leather, I have also used a lighter leather. The weight leather you use is really up to your liking. There is no right or wrong here, just the makers personal preference IMO.

Good Luck on the challenge!

Karina

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I'm using the same leather I used for January's vertical wallet pattern, 2-2.5 oz calfskin.

If you're planning on tooling 6-8oz would probably be fine.

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Thanks!

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Thank you all for the advice!

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Rlkey

Very nice !

Nice color choice

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Thanks Tom. Serious amount of good will your way with all these patterns.

Made the drop kit and really happy with it. Next time around I might cut the sides attached to the body. Will make assembly a bit easir but might not look as nice.

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