The sausagebag

[@johnholman125]

Great piece!

[@AllemansendRe-enactment]

Thank you john

[@thecreweofthefancy]

I need to make a new one.

[@GoldandGunpowder]

very cool, I love these lil girls

[@michaelsbagley]

I've made at least 4 or more of these, 2 in leather, 2 in canvas. I have always used thin calf-skin as I have been able to source it more easily than goatskin. Two of the bags of this type I have made have even journeyed to the Netherlands (Groenlo) from the USA. :D

[@AllemansendRe-enactment]

Calf-skin also works perfectly. coincidentally but probably unsurprisingly me and my group will be in Groenlo in october for the battle of Groll re-enactment

[@michaelsbagley]

@@AllemansendRe-enactment I will see you there. I will be fielding with the Sappeurs again. (my 3rd trip)

[@leoscheibelhut940]

In America, the hobo style bag on a stick was once called a "bindle",

[@AllemansendRe-enactment]

Thank you, i should have known and mentioned that.

[@roguecroc1]

Very interesting, as always. Cheers!

[@JariB.]

I certainly made one, though an altogether different pattern; Bottom and one side sewn shut, (so effectively an L shaped seam overall), with the strap being sewn to the top and bottom ends of the fold-side, meeting in the middle with a buckle to adjust length. A jute cord keeping the opening tied shut. I will however, make another, larger one, as I'm unhappy with the current one. Although it's done the job just fine up until now.

[@frogman-ns7yb]

Thank you for making this video I am currently working on mine right now

[@Wastelandman7000]

I think it originated an offshoot of the arrow quiver. The idea is similar, a tube you put things in.

[@samurguybriyongtan146]

The drawing of the knapsack with the round bottom implies some kind of thickness. Maybe a wooden disc?

[@AllemansendRe-enactment]

Posible but without more evidence not anything that can be confermed