![LearnMYOG](/img/default-banner.jpg)
- 48
- 464 508
LearnMYOG
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2007
Beginner-friendly sewing patterns for Make Your Own Gear and DIY outdoor apparel.
Tricks of the Trade: Reverse Coil Zippers
Trending style of zippers for outdoor backpacks and gear have the zipper teeth hidden in the inside of the bag. Popularized by YKK Aquaguard zippers, the same reverse coil zipper pulls can be used on regular continuous coil zipper tape.
มุมมอง: 1 840
วีดีโอ
DIY Trail Running Belt from idea to prototype test in a weekend
มุมมอง 2K5 หลายเดือนก่อน
Sharing ideas and discussing an experiment in making a new trail running belt. With a soft flask water bottle and minimal cargo, bounce is managed with stretch fabrics and careful pocket placement. I used a combination of Lycra Mesh, Venom Stretch Mesh, 3D Spacer Mesh, and Durable Woven Stretch fabrics to bring this idea to life. It works quite well but found a few improvements could be made. I...
Short Haul One-Bag. A compact panel loader backpack sewing tutorial
มุมมอง 8K6 หลายเดือนก่อน
Get ready to embark on a sewing adventure with our Porter Pony 20L Backpack sewing tutorial! In this comprehensive video, we'll guide you through every step of the construction process, following the detailed illustrated instructions included with the sewing pattern. From sewing darts, assembling zippers, selecting hardware, to stuffing shoulder straps, we'll cover it all. The Porter Pony 20L B...
Sew Your Own 20L Travel Backpack Pattern Overview
มุมมอง 6K7 หลายเดือนก่อน
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.co...
Making DIAS. Lightweight shorts for everything summer.
มุมมอง 8Kปีที่แล้ว
Comprehensive sewalong of the LearnMYOG Do It All Shorts. This video accompanies the DIAS sewing pattern for Make Your Own Gear (MYOG) enthusiasts. Inspired by Patagonia Baggies with a modern fit and designed for making at home, turn $10 worth of fabric into the perfect summer shorts. ✂️ DIAS pattern - learnmyog.com/dias.html? 💚 Physical pattern bundle from RBTR ripstopbytheroll.com/collections...
DIY Expedition Duffle Bag
มุมมอง 34Kปีที่แล้ว
Deep dive sewalong of the LearnMYOG Porter Duffle. This video accompanies the latest sewing pattern for Make Your Own Gear (MYOG) enthusiasts. Porter Duffle is an expedition-style “do everything” bag for one-bag travel whether going by road, rail or air. With its massive U-shaped zipper that folds fully open, packing and accessing your gear has never been easier. No matter how you pack - indivi...
Sling Bag -- DIY outdoor gear pattern
มุมมอง 15Kปีที่แล้ว
Learn the tips and tricks to making your own Sling Bag. Perfect for fly fishing, camera bags, and summer day hikes, the new Chonky Sling pattern from LearnMYOG is self compressible, ambidextrous carry, and has an external bottle pocket solving my main frustrations with hip packs. Improve your MYOG game with this intermediate to advanced project. DIY outdoor bag making has never been more access...
Demystifying grid fleece and Power Grid
มุมมอง 7Kปีที่แล้ว
Short detailed comparison of Power Grid and Grid Fleece, two excellent insulating fleece fabrics from Polartec. For outdoor apparel sewing patterns designed specifically for these fabrics 📌 LearnMYOG.com To shop these fabrics, check out Discovery Fabrics 🔗 r.efer.me/6619983774018 (affiliate link)
Make your own Sleep Pants for warmer nights outside
มุมมอง 6Kปีที่แล้ว
DIY thermal fleece joggers or Alpha Direct sleep pants for backpacking and tent camping. Sew your own technical midlayer pants. Go ultralight with Polartec Alpha Direct pants to extend your quilts comfort range. Or layer Power Grid pants for bikepacking, snow sports, or winter fishing. 📐 Download LearnMYOG Alpha Camp Pants sewing pattern learnmyog.com/alphaCampPants.html? 🤵♀️ thru-hiker tuxedo...
Kangaroo Pocket for Pullover Hoodie
มุมมอง 4.5K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Quick tutorial better explaining how to piece together the kangaroo pockets for LearnMYOG Pullover Hoodie. This method creates a pass through hidden pocket with a clean front panel. Pattern: learnmyog.com/pulloverHoodie.html
Make your own ultralight Alpha Direct hoodie
มุมมอง 33K2 ปีที่แล้ว
In this sewalong tutorial, I show the step-by-step construction of an Alpha Raglan Hoodie. Polartec Alpha Direct is unlike any other fleece fabric on the market with very high breathability and warmth-to-weight advantages. The sewing pattern is available on my website and its an easy pattern to get started in making your own technical apparel. Binding Stretchy Cuffs and Waist th-cam.com/video/-...
Snap placket sewing tutorial | Pullover Hoodie
มุมมอง 5K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Snap placket sewing tutorial | Pullover Hoodie
Binding cuffs in making a Pullover Hoodie
มุมมอง 8K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Binding cuffs in making a Pullover Hoodie
Make your own bikepacking frame bag set
มุมมอง 29K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Make your own bikepacking frame bag set
Make your own bikepacking stem bags aka feed bags | free pattern
มุมมอง 39K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Make your own bikepacking stem bags aka feed bags | free pattern
Make your own fanny pack with free pattern
มุมมอง 47K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Make your own fanny pack with free pattern
Pro-level zippers for your gear projects the easy way 🤐
มุมมอง 38K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Pro-level zippers for your gear projects the easy way 🤐
Sew perfectly crisp turns and tight curves
มุมมอง 22K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Sew perfectly crisp turns and tight curves
Trick to sewing crispy 3D Boxed Corners for MYOG backpacks
มุมมอง 16K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Trick to sewing crispy 3D Boxed Corners for MYOG backpacks
Finishing the Make Your Own Gear Fastpack at Mount Rainier
มุมมอง 2.7K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Finishing the Make Your Own Gear Fastpack at Mount Rainier
Fastpack Sewalong Collar and Top Lid | LearnMYOG
มุมมอง 6K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Fastpack Sewalong Collar and Top Lid | LearnMYOG
Fastpack Sewalong Back Panel and Pack Body Become One | LearnMYOG
มุมมอง 11K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Fastpack Sewalong Back Panel and Pack Body Become One | LearnMYOG
Fastpack Sewalong Vest Straps and Shoulder Straps | LearnMYOG
มุมมอง 9K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Fastpack Sewalong Vest Straps and Shoulder Straps | LearnMYOG
Fastpack Sewalong Getting Started and Front Assembly | LearnMYOG
มุมมอง 5K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Fastpack Sewalong Getting Started and Front Assembly | LearnMYOG
Adventure Series Fastpack Make Your Own Gear Pattern
มุมมอง 8K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Adventure Series Fastpack Make Your Own Gear Pattern
Color webbing from zipper tape spicing up your MYOG zip pouches, bags, and and DIY sewing projects
มุมมอง 3.8K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Color webbing from zipper tape spicing up your MYOG zip pouches, bags, and and DIY sewing projects
Run with your phone without all the bounce
มุมมอง 16K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Run with your phone without all the bounce
Peakbagging Change Peak and Greenway Mountain in the Cascades with MYOG Trail Running Backpack
มุมมอง 2.8K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Peakbagging Change Peak and Greenway Mountain in the Cascades with MYOG Trail Running Backpack
Finishing the MYOG Trail Running Backpack with adjustable sternum straps and vest suspension lacing
มุมมอง 2K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Finishing the MYOG Trail Running Backpack with adjustable sternum straps and vest suspension lacing
Awesome pack! Thank you for these patterns and videos. I will be diving in. You may want to consider flat binding your mesh pocket on the visible face. It is arguably a cleaner finish than having the internal bind in the pocket visible through the mesh.
Where can I buy it? Is the wideo that is included with the pattern is longer and has more details?
@@zamocno this pattern has been retired so it’s no longer available.
I love making these shorts but I think it works better when you serge or zigzag the pieces before you sew🩳
@@alicearmen5601 that’s a good option if you don’t mind the extra steps. Certainly helps limit fraying.
hi! i’m really excited to make this and bought 420d nylon from ripstop. do you have any needle recommendations offhand? thanks!
@@courtpenel can find that info and more in my free Zero to Hero article on the site
24…liter water bottle???
Pattern Needed: Hip Belt Pockets with wide loops to go over the padded part of a hip belt. NOBODY makes these large enough, so they cannot be bought, at any price, AFAIK. 1-2 liters are the largest I see, anywhere. What we need is something similar to a fanny pack, but with loops instead of a belt. Ideally 2-5 liters.
@@billb5732 can sew loops to the back panel and skip the belt
@@LearnMYOG I'll bet that was obvious -- to you... 🙂
Thank you for this video! Had been trying to find out how to do this is done! You are an angel.
Awesome walkthrough! Always learn a little something extra.
How tough is the 60g alpha direct stuff to sew with if I wanted to try it as a beginner? I imagine pretty fussy
Love the tip for pre-bending the zipper by pulling the thread by hand. I’ve seen that done on a commercial bag but couldn’t figure out how to do it with my machine… so clever and simple! On another note, is a walking foot better for binding? Does it make the process easier and does it give a better finish?
Does the pattern have sizing/modifications for both men's and women's shorts, if there is even a difference in the Patagonia Baggies, other than color options? 😂🤷🏻
@@BASEmonkey it’s a men’s block with size range that covers smaller sizes for women. Lots of women have made of their body shape fits the measurement table. They are basic elastic waist shorts so not a lot of variability needed.
Great Video, and very thoughtful design!
kislux versace bag is so cute
hey I can't seem to find this pattern on the website! is it still available for purchase?
@@Doriau it’s no longer for sale. I retired this pattern earlier this year.
Where/how I can I get this pattern?
Would you consider showing how you sew the binding without the attachment? I have your Alpha Raglan Hoodie pattern and there’s not info on how to sew the binding. That would be really helpful!
thanks for the video idea. I'll try to post soon.
Whoa ... ! Great video ! Thanks !
This is a great video and I just purchased the pattern. If I put foam on all sides and top, how much would I need to lengthen the fabric? Thank you!
What is the brown/tan fabric? Almost looks like Cordura?
500d Cordura
I have been sewing at a beginner level for a few years now and never figured this out! Thanks so much, this is game changing!
You’ll be cooking now!
1:44 not sure I'd want to carry 24 L of water on this but hopefully the smaller sizes work too ;)
Gotta stay hydrated
Great! Thank you.
Awesome video I was struggling to figure out a solution for this
practice practice!
I have a sewing machine for making clothes, can it be used to sew bags?
sure just don't push the limits. bent or broken needles or motor strain are signs you're trying to sew materials too heavy for the machine.
I just downloaded your pattern and instructions. WOW these are some of the best instructions I have seen. I'm an early learner so detailed instuctions are very much required and appriciated. Thank you so much! So impressed I just went and bought your Shoulder Zip Pocket pattern set. Looks like a cool little pouch.
Thanks glad to hear it! Worked hard to improve the instructions a few months ago so happy to hear your positive feedback.
Made my frame bag from weatherproof gorilla tape and some cardboard. $15 and an hour of time.
Would you ever consider adding some stretchy slip pockets on the outside for easy access?
Sure don’t see why you couldn’t
Thank you for the detailed backpack its exactly what I am looking for. if I wanted to make a crossbody, could I adjust the strap to go one corner to the other opposite corner, would that work?
I imagine so and since the straps are removable you can give yourself options. You may want to consider designing a pretty wide strap to distribute weight on one shoulder. It’s a pretty big backpack and may get heavy.
@@LearnMYOG thanks for the reply and advice. Do you think your pattern would be ok to reduce in size about 10%. My son is a pilot and is wanting something similar ( backpack/ sling bag) to carry his laptop and his earphones. ? Apologies for all the questions.
@@joysullivan9031 because of the curves I don’t recommend shrinking by scale. To make less volume, you may covered modding the perimeter panels to make the pack less deep.
@@LearnMYOG thank you for the advice, much appreciated.
Hi Tim, thanks for this amazing video! I love the packs you're making. Im just getting started into sewing, do you have any advice what sewing machine should i start with to make these packs and other accessories? Thank you! 🙏
Check out my Zero 2 Hero guide at learnmyog.com
Hi do you have a pattern for a backpack/sling bag.
Several options at my site learnmyog.com
Great looking backpack. Is there a video walking through actually constructing by chance?
Sure is! Full build video goes into detail of the construction.
no interfacing?
How can i download the pattern
I wish I could see the sewing technique.
Can’t find the pattern
Just curious, what is the name, make and model of the binding attachment (at 44:10) and where did you get it. I have been looking for something like this. // Your videos are awesome. Thank you!
It’s a right angle raw edge (single fold) binder combo set specific to the Juki 1181n. I think I bought at Cutex Sewing or random source off EBay.
@@LearnMYOG Thanks! Cutex had one. Works great!
hey tim from learn myog, i've just completed these shorts, and while they look great, they don't fit very well, due to the fact that i have an absolutely humungous schlong. i mean, it's positively gargantuan. each nut has it's own gravitational field. the tip of my dong is 7 time zones into the future. i have witnessed an entire alien race with advanced warp drive starships rise and fall before they could travel from one end of my wang to the other. my colossal johnson is the lever that archimedes spoke of when he said that he could move the earth with a big enough lever. the bbc sued me for copyright infringement. anyways, you get the point. what changes should i make so that lugging around my monstrous erection becomes more comfortable?
Качественный контент и материалы, подробное объяснение.
Thought about construction, is there a reason you couldn't build the outside, stitch the collar on, tuck the collar around the outside of the body, insert the finished liner, stitch it on and then bind that inside seam with grosgrain? I guess it might be a little bit bulky inside, but that would work right? I'm thinking about making one without a collar as well and that seemed like the most obvious way to construct it.
Yes it could. Most people put the seam on the outside of the bag not inside. So the collar can easily fold into the bag.
Inserting the zipper into the top panel seems to be the most confusing part. I wish you would make a more in depth video (without the video cuts) showing the steps. I’ve watched your other videos but I’m still struggling and wasting zippers and fabric left and right. Thanks.
Same thing for 2.5D corners? I have one loooooong piece so instead of 3 pieces, it’ll be 2. I snip about 1/3” so it emulates 3 pieces though.
Hey this helped me a lot. Thank you for putting this together.
Sorry if you have answered this before but where di you get your fabric from?
I have a page on my site describing pack fabrics and vendors. But most come from one of: ripstop by the roll, quest outfitters or discovery fabrics.
Definitely one of the highest quality MYOG videl anywhere on the internet
I just made one following your instructions. Turned out so great! Thank you!
Where can I buy this amazing stuff!!really helpful!!!
So great that you offer these patterns and tutorials for free. Thank you
Glad you like them!
@@LearnMYOGcan’t find the pattern
annoying music makes it terrible to watch
I hope your channel blows up, your content is top notch and so helpful to beginners like me!