Kraft Leather Bag Pattern - Beki Shoulder 42 - DWIPDFZS148

This product includes a PDF pattern which will be sent via email, and a kraft pattern will be sent by parcel. 

Inspired by the Beki Shoulder 42 Bag – Patterns are aimed to define classic elegance. Togo and Clemence leather are suggested to make this bag.

Pattern Specification

• PDF Pattern Printing Format
  • A4 format (210 mm x 297 mm, suitable for most home printers)and A2, A0 formats will be sent automatically.
  • US letter size is available upon demand.
• Laser-cut cardboard
• Delivery Time
  • The PDF pattern will be sent automatically by email.
  • Laser cutting kraft pattern will be completed within 5 working days and sent via parcel.
• Remarks on Pattern
  • Includes stitching and hardware holes.
• Pricking Iron Suggestion
  • 3.0mm French pricking iron (prepare 1 prong and 5 prongs)
  • 3.38mm Round pricking iron (prepare 5 prongs)
• Product Size:  around 17' width x 9" height x 8" depth; 7" handle drop

Material Suggestion

• Leather Volume
  • Exterior leather 11 square feet
  • Interior leather 9 square feet
    
• Leather Thickness Suggestion
  • Exterior leather thickness: around 1.4mm
  • Interior leather thickness: 1.0mm
  • *Other 0.5mm-0.6mm
    
• Reinforcement Suggestion
  • Small leather fiber 0.4mm
  • Handle Chord: dia 7mm (1 meter)
  • Piping Chord :Dia 1.5mm (2 meters)
  • Vegetable tanned leather: 2.0mm
  • Non woven self-adhesive interfacing fabric: 120g
  • Large leather fiber: 0.4mm
  • Box leather/Bonded leather: 0.8mm
  • Bonded leather: 0.4mm 
    
• Hardware: To ensure every detail is perfect, we recommend purchasing the accompanying hardware kit.
• Tutorial: This design has no tutorial yet, but can refer to the Returne Beki Rock Bag making video tutorial and Returne Beki Bag image tutorial, they just have a difference in size, but similar structure. 

Designer's Dedication

The bag pattern has undergone at least six revisions of testing to guarantee its perfection. Created by the master wabi-sabi, aimed to deliver a well-crafted bag.

Wabisabi said that working with designer-brand bags can teach us a lot about structure and craftsmanship. During our production process, we often think about why things are designed a certain way and what makes them excellent. Through studying the designs and production of these top brands, we learn and gain insights rather than simply striving to mimic them.