Buckskin Pouches: Patterns for three sizes of pouch

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Tom Sterling Here's how to glue the three pieces together to make the entire pattern: Gluing sequence for the full sized pouch. Print the A, B and C portions, glue together, glue to cardboard, then cut each of the patterns out.

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Here's the pattern for the medicine pouch. Made somewhat like the buckskin pouches shown before this section, the medicine pouch has only three major parts. They are a front and back, and a combination welt and fringe piece. This pattern prints out on a single sheet of paper, and uses very little leather.

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