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Be chic. Be cool. Look good.
Your “make-the-train-ticket-lady-swoon” looks will give you an added advantage like getting the best seat, less queueing time on the counter and even getting your 10-bed hostel room booking upgraded to 5!
Port of Venice, Italy
This classic leather backpack is hand crafted from local cowhide that has been manufactured in a local tannery using the same methods and techniques that were used 100 years ago. The tool bag is crafted from 4,2 mm thick leather for extra hardness and durability. The bag has extra inner pockets - one for tablet, one for phone and extra one for keys or other small things. All components are custom dyed with Fiebings professional oil dye. Afterwards, the leather is treated with palm leaf wax and heated beeswax that gives it a vintage look. It is finished using acrylic leather sheen to protect against moisture. The bag is hand stitched using traditional two needle saddle stitch and a 3 cord, 1mm thick linen thread. It has antique finish high quality brass hardware.
The bag is made in cooperation with TREYDEN.
the Great Crested Grebe babies, that I watched being born (see photo below) are doing well, although it seems that only two out of four are left.. It is so special because they had disappeared from our lake since the two last cold winters!
I wish you all a nice weekend!
Here's a backpack I just made for myself. Cordura nylon,14x16x7", floating liner, curved straps, chisel bottom...
More photos: leiflabs.blogspot.com/2010/04/backpack.html
Legal and permitted (though you need a tiny footprint and have to haul your water up there). We shared it with a family of goats (though they went a little higher and stayed out of sight before we could get any pix). And, believe me ... I didn't saturate the color of that heather ... it was that vibrant ... the prettiest I've ever seen and feeling so fortunate to have it in my backyard.
This classic leather backpack is hand crafted from local cowhide that has been manufactured in a local tannery using the same methods and techniques that were used 100 years ago. The tool bag is crafted from 4,2 mm thick leather for extra hardness and durability. The bag has extra inner pockets - one for tablet, one for phone and extra one for keys or other small things. All components are custom dyed with Fiebings professional oil dye. Afterwards, the leather is treated with palm leaf wax and heated beeswax that gives it a vintage look. It is finished using acrylic leather sheen to protect against moisture. The bag is hand stitched using traditional two needle saddle stitch and a 3 cord, 1mm thick linen thread. It has antique finish high quality brass hardware.
The bag is made in cooperation with TREYDEN.
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Tim was almost completely hobbled by his hiking boots on our very first day in the backcountry. He hiked the next couple of days in his sandals and hiking socks. What a trooper...
another backpack made out of second hand ingredients: vintage shirt, vintage leather jacket and secondhand belt. Went into good hands of Helena :)
Michaela's Daddy was walking her around in her backpack, while her Mommy was finishing up holiday cooking swap baking. Mommy had just finished cleaning the kitchen & turned around to take her for their bath, and found the mrm had fallen asleep...holding both her favorite toy (her Dora doll...you can see the foot, just barely) and the "moo-moo-moo-moo" singing cow (to the tune of Deck the Halls). Many thanks to Uncle Johnny and Cousins Danielle, Stephanie and Jacko for the Dora last Christmas...Michaela REALLY loves Dora.
This backpack is for my son, Brooklyn, for Christmas and of all five bags i made recently, this is my absolute fave!
I used this tutorial: sewmamasew.com/blog2/2010/08/back-to-school-free-let%E2%8...
blogged @ www.dreamfctry.blogspot.com
This is what the strapping looks like all sewn up before going on the backpack.
Cut 5 1/2 inch piece for lower cross strap, 12 inch piece for grab handle, 8 inch piece for sliding buckle piece, and 3 1/2 inch piece for fixed buckle piece. Shoulder/side straps are 20 inches on this backpack, but longer would be better for bigger toddlers.
First sew the slider pieces onto the shoulder/side straps. Measuring from the top of the slider buckle, mark at 2 1/2 & 3 1/2", 7 1/2", 13 & 14".
See detail pics for strap placement. I put the shoulder/side straps nearest the toddler's back, and the cross straps behind.
After threading shoulder straps through sliders, fold over 1/2" and sew.
For directions how to make this backpack, go to the "Toddler Backpack Directions" set.
Company: Play by Play
Set: Backpack Plush
Year: 1999
Size: 23cm
Made in: Canada
Extras-
Play by Play is a Canadian company that manufactured Pokemon plush. They were unsuccessful in stores (for unknown reason!), so they were shipped all over the world as arcade prizes instead. They are official, but not licensed by Nintendo.
Have any info we left out? Care to donate better photos? Let us know at pokeplushproject(at)yahoo(dot)com!
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When getting off the Caltrain, I saw a backpack with wheels and a handle! A few thoughts came to mind:
* Interesting innovation.
* Lazy
* Rich, private school children.
* Studies show that children are carrying too much weight in books to and from school
-- foolswisdom
I recently put together a book for my dad that contained photographs of some of our many wilderness camps. I thought I would share some of those campviews and memories here.
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Our first time staying at Mount Rainier National Park's Grand Park. Solo Kelty tents. External frame backpacks(!). I remember when we stopped at White River to obtain our permit we were required to watch a short film and prove we knew where we were going (and camping) by pointing out our destination on a map. It felt like a test. Thankfully, we passed.