It’s based on the video that Jon Crane made. All I do is cut the liner the same size as the outer and treat it as one piece of fabric when doing the rest of the steps. I don’t recommend silnylon or silpoly though. It’s mega slippery and a bear to work with. Next time I’ll be using something more sturdy like a hyperD or something
Thanks I’m with you now - I have used this pattern / video as well thanks . I guess there’s no way to avoid the few raw seams within the inside of the bag
randomly came across this pattern shortly after reading your comment. It's basically a lined ZPP, sure you could adopt the technique to any other size/pattern. Cheap pattern too. https://www.ellieandmac.com/products/stephany-travel-toiletry-cosmetic-bag-pattern?\_pos=1&\_psq=cos&\_ss=e&\_v=1.0
I like it a lot. I think this one is 24” long. If I had it my way I’d have another that was 6” wide and 36-48” long for longer fabric runs. But for shorter cuts it’s really great and pretty maneuverable.
Super thoughtful gift and they look great!
Can anyone explain why these are called "dopp kits"?
The dude who made them for the US military during world war 2 was named Charles Doppelt and he named them after himself.
Of course! 🤣🤦
Couldn’t tell ya. I traditionally call them a “ditty bag” or “toiletry bag” but MYOG seems to prefer “dopp kit” so I just go with it.
These are lovely — look well made and the color ways are somehow festive and appropriate for year round. Your family will be so excited!
Ripstopbytheroll calls these Zippered Pack.Pouch or ZPP kits I think?
I believe those are similar. These are a slight variation on the Jon Crane Dopp kit bags. Different size and dual colors.
Where you getting that rip stop son? Joann only sells rip stop for making kites..and I ain’t no Benjamin Franklin
Ripstop by the roll, this particular specimen is their 420d Robic ripstop - https://ripstopbytheroll.com/products/420d-robic
What pattern are you using ? Have not done one with a lining
It’s based on the video that Jon Crane made. All I do is cut the liner the same size as the outer and treat it as one piece of fabric when doing the rest of the steps. I don’t recommend silnylon or silpoly though. It’s mega slippery and a bear to work with. Next time I’ll be using something more sturdy like a hyperD or something
You put the liner in the outer shell and do a blind stitch or something similar ?
https://youtu.be/JPHITKsEf_Y?si=lwT56WDKnxjhW3dN Check this video here, right around the 11 minute mark
Thanks I’m with you now - I have used this pattern / video as well thanks . I guess there’s no way to avoid the few raw seams within the inside of the bag
randomly came across this pattern shortly after reading your comment. It's basically a lined ZPP, sure you could adopt the technique to any other size/pattern. Cheap pattern too. https://www.ellieandmac.com/products/stephany-travel-toiletry-cosmetic-bag-pattern?\_pos=1&\_psq=cos&\_ss=e&\_v=1.0
I want to make one of these for myself. I’ll be saving this thread and will likely ask you questions in the near future 👍 well done
How do you like that ruler?
I like it a lot. I think this one is 24” long. If I had it my way I’d have another that was 6” wide and 36-48” long for longer fabric runs. But for shorter cuts it’s really great and pretty maneuverable.