Sewing a tiny molle pouch

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Skip to 20:50 for final result.
03:42 Flap and Front part with velcro.
07:35 Back part with webbing.
11:24 Mounting the back with the flap.
13:30 Attaches the front.
17:15 Attaches the plastic to the ends of the webbing.
Made some changes/improvements from the second one i did.
Fabric Cordura 500D
Thread Bonded nylon 40S/TEX 70
Needle 110/18
Singer 331K5
I am a beginner so I do not claim that my way is the right/only way to do it.
But if you have constructive criticism, I would love to listen to it.

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14 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 14

@Carnyx_1 Год назад

Holy crap. Sewing the seems all at once never occurred to me. I am not thinking about all the thread I wasted by pulling the completed on out and then inserting the next one. Thanks orreznorre!!!

@orreznorre Год назад

Thanks for the comment! Yes, it speeds up the process considerably and a little less to clean up afterwards!

@SONJOGYO 3 года назад

Nice job! It helped me a lot to understand what to prepare and how it works.

@litahsr.8226 9 месяцев назад

That's awesome gotta see more like that

@sobeidacastro2339 Год назад

Beautiful work Thanks you

@jenky1044 3 года назад

Great job. Thank you for sharing this with us.

@angelabaquerizo9940 3 года назад

Un se lo ve bien trabajoso .Pero bonito Gracias

@eross21 Год назад

are you encasing something inside that back to make it more rigged. like some sort of stabilizer?

@orreznorre Год назад

Not on this tiny pocket but i have made larger pocket wit some 0.8mm plastic as stabilizer with good result.

@henryart7248 4 года назад

Hi there, would you be able to tell me which king of fabric and materials you used for this project? Thanks in advance.

@orreznorre 4 года назад

Hi As it says in the description, it is Cordura 500D that the pocket is made of. Then I can add that the webbing is standard 25mm / 1 "medium thickness.

@grmar1494 3 года назад

Hey ! I see that you have a Singer 331k5. I have the opportunity to have it for 100 bucks, is it a good machine ? Like you i make pouch and bag out of cordura and webbing, will it suit ? And is the "jumping foot" (I found on the internet that it was a jumping and not walking foot) help to pass the thick parts ?

@orreznorre 3 года назад

Hi It is a great machine for fine and heavy material. The jumping foot helps to keep the layers parralell and to get consistent feeding, but if you get to a large bump it will not climb over like a walking foot. Only drawback of the machine is that its realy fast, i have made a special pulley to the motor to reduce the max speed by half, and there is no reverse on on this machine so you know. The machine, tabel and motor for 100$ is a great deal.