Sew Your Own 20L Travel Backpack Pattern Overview
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Explore the Porter Pony Backpack | LearnMYOG Sewing Pattern Overview
Welcome to LearnMYOG, where we dive into the world of making your own gear! In this video, we'll take an up-close look at the Porter Pony 20L Backpack sewing pattern, designed to seamlessly transition from daily use to weekend getaways.
✂️ Porter Pony Sewing Pattern:
Ready to embark on your sewing adventure? Visit LearnMYOG.com to grab your copy of the pattern and start creating your very own Porter Pony Backpack.
🔍 Key Features:
Discover the versatile design, efficient storage with a 20L capacity, and a professional aesthetic with a touch of style. Join us as we explore the 3D-shaped lid, internal pocket organizer, and breathable padded back panel for extended comfort.
🧵 Fabric Options:
Unleash your creativity with a range of fabric options suitable for short travel trips and everyday use. From Cordura 500 to EPX200, we'll discuss the perfect fabrics to bring your Porter Pony to life.
📝 Peer-Reviewed and Tested:
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This is a really fun backpack project and nice change of pace from focusing on more outdoor related packs and apparel. With increasing travel for work, having a few options for bags in various sizes really helps to optimize packing especially for short 1-2 night trips. I'm excited to release this sewing pattern and look forward to seeing your version of Porter Pony.
Hi Tim, just came across your channel today and immediately subscribed.
I’ve made a few things over the years but love learning new techniques.
Upon further exploration I found your website which is loaded with information that will help me greatly.
Looking forward to watching more of your past and future videos, Thanks!
Glad you found the channel! Hope the content inspires you to make.
This looks great, Tim! I will be downloading your pattern shortly. Thank you!
It will release later this month
I’m on the waiting list! 😁
Great Video, and very thoughtful design!
Great looking backpack. Is there a video walking through actually constructing by chance?
Sure is! Full build video goes into detail of the construction.
Awesome walkthrough! Always learn a little something extra.
Dang, just bought the fastpack pattern today and could definitely put this 20L to good use too! Any thoughts on a lifetime membership pass to future patterns? DIAS shorts is on my list too!
Lots to make!
Great pack, and love the new video format. Hopefully going to find time to make this and a couple Porters this spring.
Please do!
Great Pack!
Really excited for this one!
Me tooooo
Would this be doable on a Singer Heavy Duty Sewing Machine? Like the 4423?
Also I'm really glad to have found your channel! Lots of cool stuff and it's great that you go into detail like the direction of the stretch fabric for the water bottle pocket when sewing it, something that might be overlooked by a beginner like me 😅
Thank you!
Yes Singer HD is fine. Glad you enjoy the channel!
Реально круто!
Looking forward to getting the pattern! Any thoughts on turning that secondary top zipper into a little quick access compartment, like on the Evergoods CHZ22?
It would compete with internal volume. I’d just make a zip box pouch that sits inside the pack and accessible like I show my tech pouch. Far easier construction as well. An Evergoods pack I saw had a yoke pocket which is a more complicated assembly but better location as it doesn’t take up internal packing space.
I’d like to see you tackle cook kits. Making alcohol stoves, as well as twig/hobo/gasification stoves is addictive. Foster’s pot too, since cutting it uses same cutting skills as used for the alcohol stoves. Same for soda can windscreens. Then there’s adding ridges to pots, adding capacity markers (lines) which is unnecessary but helpful. So much fun making pot cozies (insulation), lids, pot stands, etc.
I’ve made my fair share of alcohol Penny stoves and cat can stoves for esbit.
Hi do you have a pattern for a backpack/sling bag.
Several options at my site learnmyog.com
Hi! I‘m plan to sew a backpack for carryon for flights. The airlines i travel usually with have limits of 40x20x25 centimeters. Would love to sew your backpack. It looks great. How are the measurements of it? If it is bigger than 40x20x25 cm, will it be easy to customize? Thanks! Best, Sabine
See my site for more info. Here’s the size: The Porter Pony is a 20L panel loading backpack measuring approximately 11 x 18 x 6 inches (28 x 46 x 15 cm). It’s not a simple rectangle so imagine you’d be fine as is. Pattern adjustments would be needed to shorten the length but I don’t provide those instructions. It’s not hard and I’d recommend you prototype first.
Thank you!
I'd love to make this bag, but Tex 40 thread is suggested and my machine will take 45 at the lowest. Could I potentially use Tex70 with a size 18 needle? Cheers!
Tex 70 is thicker than Tex 40. If using Gutermann thread, their number is inverse the Tex pattern. Mara100 is thinner than Mara50 for example. Gutermann Sew-All (Mara100) would be fine. I personally prefer Mara70 as it’s a bit thicker and stronger.
Oh maybe I’m confused. Maybe you have a heavier machine. You can use Tex 70 like a bonded nylon. That’s no problem. Just size the needle to whatever thread you’ll use. May want to pick heavier lining fabric as your machine may eat the light nylons.
@@LearnMYOG Thanks for the reply and the advice. Cheers!
how to buy the bag ?? i just hope it has one side handle and luggage pass through tho..
You can’t buy this bag, just the pattern off his website in the video description and then make it yourself. You could modify it to have the features you want.
What is the weight of the bag empty?
That will depend on your fabric choices
@@LearnMYOG this particular bag