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Make Your Own Tool Pouch
The Stuff and Go Tool Pouches are easy to make, and remarkably handy. The first tool pouch created was to replace a factory supplied motorcycle tool pouch that was falling apart. The Stuff and Go Tool Pouches are perfect replacements for factory tool pouches, as they are lined for durability, and seal securely with hook and loop across the full length of the tool pouch.
While the three different sizes are perfect for carrying tools and spares, these tool pouches are so practical, they are great for storing and carrying just about anything you can think of – indoors and outdoors. In addition to carrying motorcycle tools and spares, I also use these tool pouches for carrying my chainsaw tools, chainsaw chains, impact driver bits, sawzall blades, etc. They are really handy little pouches!
Check out the step-by-step video below that makes creating these tool pouches an absolute breeze. Below the video is a helpful list of tools and supplies used to make these tool pouches.
Make Your Own Tool Pouch
Create Fix Share offers you a downloadable PDF pattern that makes creating your own tool pouches a breeze. The pattern can be printed on any home or office printer.
Check out the step-by-step instructional video below. You can use the Create Fix Share patterns which makes life really easy, or you can simply follow along with the video and create your own variation of this tool pouch.
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Stuff and Go Tool Pouch PDF Pattern
This is the PDF pattern for creating the Stuff and Go Tool Pouch
Download PDF
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1000D Cordura Nylon
This is just one of many great fabric options to make this tool pouch. 1000 Denier Cordura Nylon is easy to work with, super tough, super durable, and comes in a range of great colors.
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1 inch / 25mm Binding
Polyester or polypropylene binding is recommended. This makes cutting then heat sealing the ends quick and easy. Cotton binding is not recommended unless you tuck and sew the ends.
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Bonded Polyester Thread
Bonded polyester thread is excellent for strength, durability, and UV resistance. It is the recommended thread for sewing any gear that gets a hard life, and will be used outdoors.
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Hook and Loop
Hook and loop is used to secure the top of the pouch. Ideally use a quality brand so the pouch lasts a long time. You can use adhesive or standard hook and loop
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Hot Knife
A hot knife is the best tool to use for cutting the binding flush and tidy. If you don't already have one then I highly recommend getting one. They can be considered a must-have tool for anyone creating these types of products where you need to cleanly cut webbing, binding, rope, polyester/nylon fabric, etc
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Binding Attachment
If you don't have a dedicated binding machine, then this biding attachment is ideal. It fits to most sewing machines, and will help you bind the edges of the tool pouch
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Sewing Clips
These sewing clips are low cost, easy to use, and work well on medium weight projects like this tool pouch.
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Tailors Chalk
Tailors chalk is required to mark out the pattern for cutting, and also make the markings for the hook and loop. Chalk wheels, fabric pencils, or fabric markers will also be ok.
