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I was wondering if any of you guys have a pattern for a Dopp/Toiletry Bag you might share.

Thanks,

Chris

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The search feature at the top right is your friend.

http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=60062&hl=%2Bdopp+%2Bkit

Karina

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The search feature at the top right is your friend.

http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=60062&hl=%2Bdopp+%2Bkit

Karina

I will keep that in mind on my next seach Karina. Thanks

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tboyce

Has a pattern for a Dopp Bag.

Search: "tboyce" on this forum.

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That is a nice dopp but I am looking for the one that has the zipper on the top.

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A zippered one has not been offered up on the forums as of yet, but search Google for Dopp Kit/Toiletry bag patterns and you will get tons. They are done in fabric but I have made them with leather using those patterns, just need to adjust the pattern a tick for the thickness of the leather you are going to use which isn't much. Plenty of videos on Youtube of them being made as well.

Karina

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I am just finishing one which I will be posting both the pics of as well as the pattern in the next week or so. Mine has an English bridle base and a waxed canvas upper but one could easily make the top section out of lighter weight leather as well. I will try to remember to put a link here when I post it. I am debating doing a tutorial on it because mixing canvas and leather is popular right now and I don't see of these style projects on here yet. I also wax my fabrics with my own wax. Keep watching.

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Best patterns anywhere ( other than the ones shared on here ) is found at the local Goodwill store or other thrift shop. Find a kit like you want, pay $2 or $3 for it, take it apart seam by seam and use it as your pattern!!

Bill

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Best patterns anywhere ( other than the ones shared on here ) is found at the local Goodwill store or other thrift shop. Find a kit like you want, pay $2 or $3 for it, take it apart seam by seam and use it as your pattern!!

Bill

This is a really good idea. Also, I will take and (if I'm not concerned about exactly duplicating it) drawing out my own pattern.

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Okay, time to make one of these. Had never heard of a Dopp kit (always called it a toiletries kit) before today. Read about it in a novel this morning and this post is the first one I looked at since it had Dopp in the name. We'll see if I can get it finished before the wife's birthday trip in May to see the grandkids.

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i've always called em a ditty bag (shrug)

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Same here, ditty bag. Maybe a regional term.

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Been thinking about making one since the last 2 were destroyed after vacationing. I may have to go custom cause the wife and I end up caring 2 bags, thinking of making one larger bag.

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Same here, ditty bag. Maybe a regional term.

Growing up, my family always called it a "primp kit." I've heard ditty bag, toiletry bag, and Dopp Kit before, though.

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I am just finishing one which I will be posting both the pics of as well as the pattern in the next week or so. Mine has an English bridle base and a waxed canvas upper but one could easily make the top section out of lighter weight leather as well. I will try to remember to put a link here when I post it. I am debating doing a tutorial on it because mixing canvas and leather is popular right now and I don't see of these style projects on here yet. I also wax my fabrics with my own wax. Keep watching.

Any updates TinkerTailor?

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Any updates TinkerTailor?

Ummmmmmm.....Bag finished and gone, phone with 6 months of commissioned product photos, including these, which i stupidly had not backed up, stolen......

I may have the cardboard templates still.....I should make another anyways.

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There is a nice step by step on imgur I found via Reddit, might be of help:

 

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There is a nice step by step on imgur I found via Reddit, might be of help:

 

thanks for this info TFarage. I picked up some designer leather yesterday and made this up today. Lined it with silky liner material as well so it will appeal to the ladies as a make up bag as well

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On 4/17/2017 at 5:02 AM, TFarage said:

There is a nice step by step on imgur I found via Reddit, might be of help:

What was the link?

 

 

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I'm fairly sure this is what Tfarage was referring to: https://imgur.com/gallery/NPZcW

Some variations have a different handle/loop on the end but the basic idea remains the same. All you need is a 12-16" separating zipper.

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