Cigar Case Pattern - Leather DIY - Pdf Download - Cigar Pouch Template - Video T
Learn to make your own leather cigar case with this easy to follow pattern and free step by step video tutorial. Every piece is drawn at real size, so you print, trace, cut and stitch your way to a cigar pouch that only looks better as it ages.
What you get: Real size pattern pieces for every part of the case, ready to print and trace. A free step by step video tutorial covering the full build from first cut to final stitch, so it works no matter your skill level. Instant PDF download, so you can print and start the same day.
Printing: Open the PDF on a computer with Adobe Reader and print at "actual size" so every piece comes out to scale.
Copyright and licensing: These PDF files are intended for hand made leatherwork only. They are not laser or machine compatible, and they are protected against copying and unauthorised editing. The files are the intellectual property of Dieselpunk.ro SRL and are protected under international copyright law and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). They are licensed for personal crafting use, including the sale of up to 10 finished items per year. Reproducing, sharing, reselling or redistributing the files themselves is prohibited and will be pursued under applicable law.
Free build tutorials any time at youtube.com/c/DieselpunkRo

















Reviews
I have been avoiding hand stitching for some time, but after watching Tony's many videos, felt it was time.
The patterns came out perfect, easy to follow, and and this was fantastic practice for my stitching. (And will keep practicing!!)
My first Crack at this has a few rough spots, but lessons were learned for the next one.
Don't look too closely at the cigar simulators 😉
And keep the videos coming, you have a great style and sense of humor!
Thank you!
I made this for a gift and will be making one for myself as well. Kept mine simple however would look nice with tooled or marble dyed leather. Easy to use pattern, and video tutorial was easy to follow. Though I'm a beginner, Tony makes it easy to understand. Love this pattern!