Make a foragers dump pouch, easy design with minimal sewing.

This design is super easy to make! The only sewing that you have to do is on the canvas bag! These are super handy to have on your belt when your out in the woods. Gather food, tinder, carry supplies, and all kinds of stuff with these compact storage bags!

[@yvonnehugli6918]

Looks fantastic! One suggestion for your next (replacement) canvas bag would be to use French seams: sew the seams on the outside, the flip it inside out and sew them again. This leaves your cut edges of fabric fully enclosed and less likely to fray or lose stringy bits in your bag. I will definitely be making one of these this week to go on my "Moiraine" style belt/holster/external pocket thing, which I also plan on making this week while camping 😆 Thanks again!

[@subdawg1331]

awesome thanks for posting, I am sewing a strip of leather onto the bag , then installing two snappers so I can remove the bag for washing...

[@backwoodsbushcraftingbaffo9400]

That sounds like a great design! Thanks for watching and commenting! Take care!

[@MultiFruttolo]

Great instruction. Thank you so much for sharing

[@backwoodsbushcraftingbaffo9400]

Your very welcome! Thanks for the kind words and checking out our content! Take care!

[@mayarobertson-volpe2841]

Thank you so much! I am making 2 of them for my husband and I but doing it all hand-sewn (we do medieval reenactment so I am doing the leather sewn too

[@backwoodsbushcraftingbaffo9400]

Your so welcome! Thank you for checking out our video! These things are so handy! Hope you and your husband love them!

[@davidjohnson7485]

Hi there, Hope you are doing well. Did you ever make the video on waxing canvas? Could you point me in any specific directions to do this?

[@backwoodsbushcraftingbaffo9400]

Hey David! We didn't get that video done but plan to be back making content soon! We can add it to the list. Its really just rubbing wax onto the canvas and melting it in with with heat gun. Easy breezy. We generally use a 1/2 beeswax, 1/2 paraffin mix. Just rub it dry on the canvas and then heat it until it soaks into the canvas. Do it as many times as you wish. We generally do about 5 solid rounds. Hope this helps! Thanks for checking out our content!

[@kahlospirit24]

Thanks for this, what kinda thickness leather did you use?

[@backwoodsbushcraftingbaffo9400]

No problem! I would say it was in the neighborhood of 5-6 oz. It's such a forgiving build, you can go with about any thicker leather! Thanks for stopping by!