Nice looking parttern
"I can't wait to build this, it looks like a really nice pattern. I will have to upsize it some to fit my oversized laptop but that is expected with my laptop."
Pattern, Voyager Backpack is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Type: Pattern
Style: Backpack
Finished Dimensions: Approximately 12” W x 17” T x 6” D.
Supplies Needed: 15 sf. of softy to medium hand, (2) yards of 0.065 Piping Cord, (2) 1” Squeeze Buckles, (2) 1” Slide Bar, (2) yards of Regular Zipper Tape, (2) Regular Zipper Pulls, 6 sf. of Grey Seating Foam, (2) yards 1” Nylon Webbing.
Create your own custom backpack with our Voyager Backpack Pattern! Get as creative as you’d like by using your choice of leathers to create unique, one-of-a-kind backpacks! Includes full-sized pattern and instructions for completion.
Pro Tip: Trace and cut out your pattern on bontex or some other stiffener to be able to re-use it repeatedly!
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Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.
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"I can't wait to build this, it looks like a really nice pattern. I will have to upsize it some to fit my oversized laptop but that is expected with my laptop."
"While I am still working on the project, the pattern has been easy to follow so far. Much nicer than some that you purchase on Etsy for sure!"
"I made a nice high quality backpack from this pattern. Wish I could share a photo of it."
"I am very disappointed in this pattern. The measurements on many of the pieces in the actual paper pattern do not match the measurments that are stated throughout the instructions. I imagine this first one I put together will be terrible because gusset lengths really need to be accurate and all of the gussets are between 1/2-1 1/2" difference in the stated size of the instructions and the actual paper pattern. the front pocket pattern is a completely different shape in the instructions than it is on the pattern. I've used many commercial patterns and this is my first experience dealing with such a badly made pattern. I'm not sure if the paper pattern is correct or if the instructions are correct."