Introduction: How to Make a Cool Leather Waist Bag
How to make a cool leather waist bag out of leather. Leather material gives it a more luxurious feel.
Step 1: Prepare the Template
Prepare the template that is larger than the actual size of the thing.
Step 2: Cut Out the Leather
Cut out the leather with a leather cutter.Be careful not to cut your fingers!
Step 3: Needed to Complete Project
These are all the materials you will need to complete the project.
Step 4: Apply the Oil
Apply the oil to the back side of the leather. Make sure you apply a heavy coat of oil.
Step 5: Draw the Seam Line for the Wallet and Pierce It With a Hammer
At this time, draw a line on the wallet to make the sewing line.
Pierce it with a hammer on the sewing line.
Step 6: Sew It
Sew it with the wax cord.
Step 7: Fix a Button
Fix a button.
Step 8: You Have Completed Your Project

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6 Comments
Question 3 years ago on Step 1
This is just what I've been looking for. I was thinking of making two, one for keeping a few garden tools handy, and one for keeping my wallet, sanitizer, and sun block handy while out on the bike. I showed the photo of the bag to some friend I bike with, and two of them want me to make them bags also. BUT... there is no material list, and the PDF file does not have the pattern.
6 years ago
After some investigation, It appears that these are instructions to a pattern that you need to purchase:
http://balisage.saleshop.jp/items/4076716
and these are just the instructions to go with it... which... I don't know how to feel about this, Its a cool bag, but if your just posting instructions to a pattern that someone has to buy... I mean, Its not hard to reconstruct, but its still a bummer...
6 years ago
Such a great idea and so easy! Many times in the shop, I've wanted to keep a tool nearby. This is a great tool holder!
Reply 6 years ago
Thank you for comment!!
6 years ago
This is a great idea and I could totally use something like this for my tool belt. Store-bought tool belts are often too bulky for types of jobs and many carpenters purchase a Klein "bolt bag" but they are expensive, ugly and made out of canvas and often too large. This would be perfect when I don't need multi-pocket bulky bags, but a lightweight, small bag to hang on my belt to hold a few screws or whatever. Excellent!
I only wish that the pattern was made available for copying and that there was a specific tool list. Some of the tools seem unique and there is no specifics about what "oil" is being used. Also, the rivets and the rivet tool escape me, possibly grommets would serve the same purpose?
Reply 6 years ago
Thank you for comment!!