Although my support here is not a pile of money, please keep it up on your contents. It helps me and the others a lot. The designs in my heads can now be expressed into a real prototype!
Thank you for this video. If you are looking for content ideas, I would love to see a series of Nanocad pattern-making tutorials: mirroring, rounding corners, multi-page pattern pieces, etc.
This! hope leather tutorials actually teaches us how to design like you did. most of them just gave us 'Free pattern'. Love your work and content sir! thanks for teaching us how to fish(design)
Thx for this clear presentation. Could you tell me when you take in count leather thickness and how you take in count (modify patern dimension or adjuste when you cut the leather) ?
I really like your videos and your metod of work designs and patterns. I have learnt a lot from you. I wonder if you can render your designs using any software program
Thanks! Some types of software would not be as suitable for complex projects like bags but most will be fine for small items like wallets. I always use CAD software like as NanoCAD and AutoCAD as I am familiar with them and they are quite powerful.
When drafting the pattern for curved edges, especially at the gussets of the bag you designed in this video, how would you calculate the amount of leather you’ll need? Is it good enough to round off the dimensions to the nearest decimal point or is there something I’m missing? I usually design my patterns with Illustrator
You will need to use the length of the gusset at the stitching line not its perimeter. Then match this length to the body of the project. With this method you will have an accurate matching lengths. Nearest decimal point is more than accurate enough when designing with leather.
Excellent presentation. I am a beginner and I appreciate seeing how much time you spend in the design phase. I need to figure out my own rhythm but this gives me a good start. Well done sir.
@@TeranAtelier Thanks for the advise, one more question plz. which is best printer to use to print these after creating pattern, as If we use standard printer than it modifies the size
@@ansulgadia Any printer should work fine. Before plotting on CAD, select layout as A4 and scaling = 1 on the viewport. Then when you print select A4 paper and scaling = 100% or 'actual'.
the side parts of the bag are rounded at the bottom, so i think it's harder to measure or make out, how long/tall the front and back are going to be, right? is there any way to 'measure' lines when they're rounded like that?
Set the stitching line length on the gussets equal to the length of the sides of the main body. Then when you chisel in your stitching holes with the same spacing on both pieces separately they will have the same number of holes and be the same length. I will probably make a video on this topic in the future. This is easier done on CAD.
Basically you match the number of holes on the gusset and on the body. If the holes spacing is the same then the length of the gusset/body will be the same. Another way is a more trial and error approach.
Glad you like it! I have put a link to it in the video description. It is the same pattern in the video so it may need a bit of testing and modification before using.
@@TeranAtelier Thanks :) I'm the person on reddit who showed you the wallet pattern of yours that I modified. Even though it's just a hobby for me, I always try to change up the pattern a bit so I'm not completely copying someone else's work. Appreciate it!
@@mischievousamoeba I remember it had great stitching! That is a great attitude to have and it is much more fulfilling to make projects you have designed.
Set the stitching line length on the gussets equal to the length on the main body. Then when you chisel in your stitching holes on both pieces separately they will have the same number of holes. I will probably make a video on this topic in the future.
Using CAD is something you can pick up if you practice using it. However, you can still do the whole pattern making process without a computer by using hand drawn and traced patterns which is what a lot of people do.
I've been looking for a video like this for months! Thank you so much for these informations. Btw, how did you create what spilts the patterns in what i assume A4 size parts at 4:36 ?
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Although my support here is not a pile of money, please keep it up on your contents. It helps me and the others a lot. The designs in my heads can now be expressed into a real prototype!
Would like you to guide some important steps for using programs
Thank you, it is very much appreciated. Which steps are you interested in?
This is not an advertisement of any kind, but *suluxy* I am so impressed with the quality of their performance!
Thank you for this video. If you are looking for content ideas, I would love to see a series of Nanocad pattern-making tutorials: mirroring, rounding corners, multi-page pattern pieces, etc.
Great suggestion, I think that would be good.
This! hope leather tutorials actually teaches us how to design like you did. most of them just gave us 'Free pattern'. Love your work and content sir! thanks for teaching us how to fish(design)
Thank you so much for your support!
Thank you Everyone for Watching!
Make sure to check out my other leather project design videos:
ua-cam.com/video/fvaqxsn7Bwo/v-deo.html
Thx for this clear presentation. Could you tell me when you take in count leather thickness and how you take in count (modify patern dimension or adjuste when you cut the leather) ?
This is not an advertisement of any kind, but *suluxy* I am so impressed with the quality of their performance!
Very interesting. I started out drawing my project on paper to get an idea of what it will look like.
Thanks. Always good to trial and error before starting to cut into leather.
I really like your videos and your metod of work designs and patterns. I have learnt a lot from you. I wonder if you can render your designs using any software program
Thanks! Some types of software would not be as suitable for complex projects like bags but most will be fine for small items like wallets. I always use CAD software like as NanoCAD and AutoCAD as I am familiar with them and they are quite powerful.
Thanks a lot for sharing and now i wish i would be your student. Take love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Thank you for your kind words. You are most welcome!
Great video ! When Nano CAD out the hand sketching , how to know the size ?
Cute design. Please, i would like to know the particular software you use for pdf pattern drafting. Thank you 🙏
When drafting the pattern for curved edges, especially at the gussets of the bag you designed in this video, how would you calculate the amount of leather you’ll need? Is it good enough to round off the dimensions to the nearest decimal point or is there something I’m missing? I usually design my patterns with Illustrator
You will need to use the length of the gusset at the stitching line not its perimeter. Then match this length to the body of the project. With this method you will have an accurate matching lengths. Nearest decimal point is more than accurate enough when designing with leather.
@@TeranAtelierThank you! I’ll keep this in mind when I work on my next project
Hey
You style of cutting Pettren is very good please show more details about inside the bad pocket or more things I'll be waited for your reply
Hi. The inside pocket was designed with a gusset and can be found on page 11 and 12 of the pdf pattern in the video description.
Hi Teran, beautiful video! Will you show us the ''making of the bag'' video?
Thanks! I will definitely be making and showing it in future.
Excellent presentation. I am a beginner and I appreciate seeing how much time you spend in the design phase. I need to figure out my own rhythm but this gives me a good start. Well done sir.
I am glad it was helpful. Good luck!
how did it go with you? hope u did well!
Great presentation I bought 3 Affinity programs still trying to learn them
Good luck! Thanks!
Looking forward to the final product.
Cheers! Going to require a lot of stitching... 😅
@@TeranAtelier :o)
Thank you for great description💯
My pleasure! 😀
Thank you for a wonderful and very informative video!
You are so welcome!
Great vid. Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
thank you for the explanations !
Glad it was helpful!
Hello, thanks for the great video it’s very very informative. Can you please suggest software to be used in MacBook?
Thanks! Try giving LibreCAD a go. I have played around with it a bit on windows and it seems work well.
@@TeranAtelier Thanks for the advise, one more question plz. which is best printer to use to print these after creating pattern, as If we use standard printer than it modifies the size
@@ansulgadia Any printer should work fine. Before plotting on CAD, select layout as A4 and scaling = 1 on the viewport. Then when you print select A4 paper and scaling = 100% or 'actual'.
Hola me gusta mucho tu vídeo!! Me descargue inskscape pero aún no me hago con el no se si cambiarme al nanocad q opinas!! Gracias
Gracias! Creo que NanoCAD es mejor para diseños y debería probarlo.
@@TeranAtelier
Lo aré, Gracias
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the side parts of the bag are rounded at the bottom, so i think it's harder to measure or make out, how long/tall the front and back are going to be, right? is there any way to 'measure' lines when they're rounded like that?
Set the stitching line length on the gussets equal to the length of the sides of the main body. Then when you chisel in your stitching holes with the same spacing on both pieces separately they will have the same number of holes and be the same length. I will probably make a video on this topic in the future. This is easier done on CAD.
@@TeranAtelier okay, thank you!
fantastic video!
Thank you very much!
Pls I will like to learn more on bag pattern making.
Gracias por compartir este video, me ayudó a despejar muchas dudas, genial ❤️🤗
Es un placer y me alegro que haya sido una buena ayuda.
How do you measure a gusset size for this type of bag?
Basically you match the number of holes on the gusset and on the body. If the holes spacing is the same then the length of the gusset/body will be the same. Another way is a more trial and error approach.
More good stuff thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Do you have the pattern for the bag in this video? That is literally perfect to me.
Glad you like it! I have put a link to it in the video description. It is the same pattern in the video so it may need a bit of testing and modification before using.
@@TeranAtelier Thanks :) I'm the person on reddit who showed you the wallet pattern of yours that I modified. Even though it's just a hobby for me, I always try to change up the pattern a bit so I'm not completely copying someone else's work. Appreciate it!
@@mischievousamoeba I remember it had great stitching! That is a great attitude to have and it is much more fulfilling to make projects you have designed.
Hi dear friend
Thank you so much for education
You are very welcome my friend 🙂
Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
I am 64& from India, for qurasity I search, like learning, will try your free link on this subject. Thanks 🙏
Thanks, good luck!
HI, I HAVE BEEN LOOKI G FOR A SINGLE SOFTWARE TO GET THE PATTERNS OF THE MODEL I AM GOING TO CHOOSE. IS IT POSSIBLE TO FIND SUCH A PROGRAMME?
Yes I would recommend trying NanoCAD like I used in the video for designing patterns.
@@TeranAtelier MANY THANKS FOR YOUR RECOMMENDATION, KIND REGARDS ...
I've downloaded nanoCAD and the "model" layer for me is black. Could you tell me how you can make it white?
At the top go to 'Tools', 'Options', 'Color Settings', 'Background' and then press 'Modify' and select white.
How do you figure out your gusset lengths?
Set the stitching line length on the gussets equal to the length on the main body. Then when you chisel in your stitching holes on both pieces separately they will have the same number of holes. I will probably make a video on this topic in the future.
Thank you
You're welcome!
thanks
You're welcome!
Am really a bag maker but is it possible for me to make pattern without being good digitally?
Using CAD is something you can pick up if you practice using it. However, you can still do the whole pattern making process without a computer by using hand drawn and traced patterns which is what a lot of people do.
I've been looking for a video like this for months! Thank you so much for these informations.
Btw, how did you create what spilts the patterns in what i assume A4 size parts at 4:36 ?
You are welcome! I have made video on setting up multi-page patterns ua-cam.com/video/q5TQ14yKswg/v-deo.html
@@TeranAtelier amazing! Thank you!
Perfect....
Thanks!
Thank yuo 👏👏😍🙏🇧🇷
You are welcome 😊😊😊
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Why did you only use crocodile leather,its scary for me.
Crocodile leather makes great products because the patterns make the product more eye-catching and are very unique.
@@TeranAtelier 😇ok,as you like.
Your hands are so SMALL and HAIRY
No one would believe it was fake if they were wearing it themselves... I had a passenger in first class wearing fake Hermès Orans. She told me yes. If I don't say it, I can't tell its authenticity. So I learned about@ *amzrepo*