The machine is an absolute blast to work with (have been working through up to 10 Layers of 500D coated Cordura), although it was a nightmare to begin with- a beginner and an industrial machine aren't the best combination.🥲

Anyways, I've made another little pouch, as I wasn't exactly sure about the measurements anymore, and guess what? They were off.

I've fixed the measurements, and while I was at it, decided to experiment a little with this one: I've changed the flaps such that they are now up-to the zipper's teeth, instead of on-to them, added self-made "Webbing", stitched a cross into the Velcro, and added Cordura panels on the inside to hide the seams and make it look more finished as a whole.

I really like the changes, and I think I'll keep them!

The seams - at least the long-ones connecting the individual panels together - aren't exactly how I'd like them yet, but that's more of an skill-issue then anything else, and besides: it's a tricky pouch to assemble, at least for me and the size it's currently at (small pouch, stiff corners, not very easy to put flat, not very much space for the foot).

Anyways, I've dialed-in the measurements, used some leftover materials, experimented s bit and am left with a pretty neat and useable pouch, I'm happy. 😁