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Step 6Stretch pouch if necessary
My pouch was too tight. So I put my Zune in a Ziploc and wrapped the ziploc around it, so that it doesn't add too much size to the player. If you use a wooden block to replace the player, make sure to also use a plastic wrap to increase the size so that you actually get a stretch.
Completely soak the pouch with water (I basically sprayed it from the outside and completely filled it with water) and then drain it.
Insert the mp3-player in the Ziploc. If unsure wether the ziploc isn't ripped by inserting the mp3-player, remove and reinsert. We want to make sure the player doesn't get wet.
Completely insert the mp3-player into the pouch and let dry naturally.
Once dried, cut off any excess leather around the seam with scissors.
After this step, your pouch is complete. If you want, you can leave it like is, or continue with the branding.
Completely soak the pouch with water (I basically sprayed it from the outside and completely filled it with water) and then drain it.
Insert the mp3-player in the Ziploc. If unsure wether the ziploc isn't ripped by inserting the mp3-player, remove and reinsert. We want to make sure the player doesn't get wet.
Completely insert the mp3-player into the pouch and let dry naturally.
Once dried, cut off any excess leather around the seam with scissors.
After this step, your pouch is complete. If you want, you can leave it like is, or continue with the branding.
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