Learn to Make Your Own Gear (MYOG) at ww.myogtutorials.com

All of my sewing guides have moved to a new home, www.myogtutorials.com, which is the best online resource for learning to make your own outdoor gear.

Complete sewing guides for popular designs, instructional articles about sewing and pattern making, software and tools for making your own patterns, and much more!

Empower yourself to make something awesome today.

60 Litre Framed Ultralight Backpack

All of my Make Your Own Gear (MYOG) sewing guides have moved to a new home, www.myogtutorials.com, which is the best online resource for learning to make your own outdoor gear.

Complete sewing guides for popular designs, instructional articles about sewing and pattern making, software and tools for making your own patterns, and much more!

Empower yourself to make something awesome today.


PDF guide and pattern for making your own 60L framed ultralight backpack, and an additional complementary 25 page beginner sewing guide, with free updates!

A 60L framed backpack, following the design of modern ultralight packs: a large roll-top main compartment with multiple external, easy access, generously sized pockets. Optional removable webbing hipbelt. The main compartment is approximately 55L, with 5L of side pocket volume, and variable additional storage depending on pocket options.
The sewing guide include a bonus appendix section containing information about how to make a variety of alternative frame types and hip belt attachment styles, making this likely the most complete guide to sewing ultralight backpacks currently available!

Difficulty: Intermediate. Some tricky seams and curves, and bulky areas. A practice run with scrap fabric is recommended.

Detailed instructions tailored to the complete beginner, although experienced sewers will have lots of learn also. No confusing abbreviations, all written in plain verbose English.

A4, US letter and A0 printable pattern, plus full colour sewing guide and complementary beginner sewing guide

Prickly Gorse sewing guides aim to be the definitive guides for getting you sewing your own outdoor gear, from total beginner to expert.

Not for commercial use.