Steampunk Belt PDF Pattern Tutorial - DIY Leather Utility Belt - Medieval Ranger Belt Perfect for comiccon costume, renfaire cosplay, or D&D

This is a pattern for a leather Belt that can be used and modified for Steampunk or Medieval Ranger or Druidess or ??? depending on your cosplay or costume. Use it to attach your Sword Frog or Sword Holster/Harness. Use the Rings to attach your gun slinger holster or leather hip bag. Use the rings and attachements to hang your potion bottles, your flask, bottle, knife sheath, or Dice bag. Use the leather pockets to keep your keys, phone, items secure. Your character will look awesome with this.

The PDF file has a link to a video tutorial, so you can see how to get setup and create the finished product.
(just in case the link in the PDF doesn't work: https://youtu.be/V8Gzo_kMqaw )

The pattern is customizable, in that you can use or not use different elements, if you need to adapt it to your needs. I designed this to be strong, easy to put together, hand-stitch, and have a great finished product.
Measurements, other than stitching, were done in inches since i'm in the U.S. and only have access to hardware sized in inches.

Multiple Sizes available and labeled in the PDF Pattern.

You can add more belt holes to make the belt smaller or larger.
So, here are the range of sizes (the belt is intended to sit on your hips, but, again, you can adjust it wear it how you want.)
Small - from 36" to 46"ish
up to
XLarge - from 48" to 58" ish
For the main panels and straps, I'd use thicker leather, medium temper.
and then a medium weight leather, softer temper, for the pockets.

So, in your print settings, choose the correct paper size and also select the "actual size" setting

Files are not for resale or to be shared free, as they are copyrighted.