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Leather Isopod Sling Bag Pattern and Tutorial

Pattern: https://karlovadesign.com/products/is... This sling represents a Giant Deep Sea Isopod, and it's absolutely not an insect, beetle, cockroach or anything else, it's a beautiful marine crustacean. Some may refer to it as a pill bug or roly poly, but here's a little bit of information: A giant isopod is any of the almost 20 species of large isopods in the genus Bathynomus. They are abundant in the cold, deep waters of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. Bathynomus giganteus, the species upon which the generitype is based, is often considered the largest isopod in the world, though other comparably poorly known species of Bathynomus may reach a similar size. The giant isopods are noted for their resemblance to the much smaller common woodlouse (pill bug), to which they are related. (Wikipedia) The pattern has stitching holes marked for 5mm stitching irons, but on some pieces the stitch length may vary slightly to fit in confined spaces, obtain the correct shape and avoid unnecessary tension. Video about how to print the patterns and solve common printing problems:    • Printing Karlova Patterns   Size: approx. Length: 14 1/2” Width: 5 1/2” Depth: 4” Formats: A4, US Letter and 24" wide PDF + SVG What you are gonna need: Tools: Knife or scissors, stitching irons, maul or mallet, hole punch, pair of harness needles, waxed thread. In case of using rivets, rivet setter. Materials: Everything except the parts listed below: 4-5 oz medium to medium-firm temper (not anything as stiff as cardboard because the head is stitched in a turned manner and you may get stuck there). Eyes (the base): 4-5 oz veg tan Eyes (the “pupils”): thin dark leather, glossy or with “metallic” effect, or at least anything dark. Belly, outer part: 1-2 oz lambskin, sheep skin, or goat skin. Belly “sixpack” filling: padding polyester or foam or cotton, whatever you have on hand. Legs: 3-3.5 oz soft to medium leather Hardware: 2 x 1” D-rings 1 x 9” zipper 6 x rivets or Chicago screws 00:00 Introduction 00:39 Stitching the back base 01:52 Assembling tail fins 04:14 Stitching the tail 10:13 Stitching the rear back top pieces 13:49 Assembling the top back pieces (stitching the little side fins on) 16:50 Stitching the top back pieces to the back base 18:57 Stitching the collar and the head 24:46 Assembling the eyes 25:41 Stitching the eye piece to the head 29:45 Making the belly 33:19 Stitching the zipper 23:44 Making the legs 54:51 Making the antennas 59:57 Stuffing the belly 1:00:53 Stitching the belly to the back 1:15:05 Attaching antennas 1:17:19 stitching the "nose" 1:20:11 Attaching the belly (propulsion) fins 1:22:13 The final result #leather #leathercraft #leatherpattern #leatherwork #leatherworking Karlova Design creates original and stylish leather craft patterns and tutorials for bags, backpacks, accessories and other leather projects suitable for beginners and advanced leatherworkers. Patterns are available to download in PDF and SVG formats formatted for US Letter, A4 and 24" wide paper rolls. On this channel you can find comprehensive step by step tutorials and build along videos so you can create all kinds of beautiful leather pieces. Find your next project pattern on karlovadesign.com! Etsy shop: https://karlovadesignca.etsy.com