This is a really cool form factor and it's cool to see this pouch come together! Thanks for recording the process. Well done. Questions: What do you use for structure, that yellow in-between fabric? Also, why is there a velcro patch area on the inside? The only thing I'm not that keen on (just purely for the aesthetics side of things) is the two vertical plastic handles.
Hey. I use 1.2mm foam for rigidity. I get it from an arts and craft store. The bag is designed with police, security and military in mind. The inside velcro is used to store extra velcro name tags, blood type and other patches. In case one goes missing ;p The two pieces of plastic are just malice clips. They are only used to connect this piece of gear to another. When connected, you won't see them. Thanks for watching.
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Finally a clear example on how clever people do round corners.
Thanks brother
This is a really cool form factor and it's cool to see this pouch come together! Thanks for recording the process. Well done. Questions: What do you use for structure, that yellow in-between fabric? Also, why is there a velcro patch area on the inside? The only thing I'm not that keen on (just purely for the aesthetics side of things) is the two vertical plastic handles.
Hey. I use 1.2mm foam for rigidity. I get it from an arts and craft store. The bag is designed with police, security and military in mind. The inside velcro is used to store extra velcro name tags, blood type and other patches. In case one goes missing ;p The two pieces of plastic are just malice clips. They are only used to connect this piece of gear to another. When connected, you won't see them. Thanks for watching.
@@SewingProjects Thanks, good to know about the 1.2mm foam and inside velcro for storing extra patch - neat!
What did you see behind the Velcro? I have your pattern and not sure what to put there. Thanks!
Sorry at what point in the video?
Great video! What machine do you use?
Thank you. I'm using a juki ddl8700.