The Original Maple Leaf Belt Bag Pattern Tutorial - Elven Hip Bag - DIY Fairy Bag, Druid Bag, Perfect for comiccon costume, renfaire cosplay

Leather pattern for a Leaf Belt Bag with the top flap in the shape of a maple leaf. It can be attached to a belt or corset, depending on your cosplay or costume. You could even attach it to a long strap and use it as a cross-body purse. Your D&D character would look awesome with this, too.
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/CGvCDnZATvk )

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.

Size of finished product: approximately 7 inches wide x 6 inches tall x 2.5 inches deep
I recommend using a light to medium weight leather. 
Pattern is set up for using a 1mm or 1.5mm punching hole, with 6mm spacing. 
The straps for using the D-rings are 1.5 inch wide, so you'll need a 1.5 inch D-rings.

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

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