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1 files changed, 34 insertions, 24 deletions
diff --git a/source/accessories/bags/modular_front_pack/index.rst b/source/accessories/bags/modular_front_pack/index.rst
index 9656ad3..c1f6388 100644
--- a/source/accessories/bags/modular_front_pack/index.rst
+++ b/source/accessories/bags/modular_front_pack/index.rst
@@ -121,6 +121,28 @@ right side of the back panel lining with a pleat at the center bottom,
sew all around with a seaming allowance of 1.5 cm, backticking over the
elastic.
+Shoulder straps
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+Sew two pieces of webbing 45 cm long to the sewing allowance at the top
+of the back panel, aligned with the MOLLE pattern.
+
+Cut two pieces of webbing 70 cm long, seal their edges.
+
+Put one end on the right side of one small triangle of fabric, so that
+one edge goes from one corner to the middle of the long side, and there
+are 5 cm of webbing beyond the long side.
+
+Fold the triangle in half, right sides facing, and sew 2 cm from the
+long edge.
+
+Turn the triangle inside out, topstitch near the edges of the webbing.
+
+Sew the lower strap triangles to the bottom of the sides of the back
+panel, just above the rounded off corner with a 1.5 cm allowance.
+
+Sew the handle centered to the top of the back panel.
+
Sides and Zipper
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
@@ -153,26 +175,6 @@ front panel, sew all around the edges.
Sandwitch the rigid padding between the lining (including the pocket)
and the fabric of the back panel, sew all around the edges.
-Shoulder straps
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-Sew two pieces of webbing 45 cm long to the sewing allowance at the top
-of the back panel, aligned with the MOLLE pattern.
-
-Cut two pieces of webbing 70 cm long, seal their edges.
-
-Put one end on the right side of one small triangle of fabric, so that
-one edge goes from one corner to the middle of the long side, and there
-are 5 cm of webbing beyond the long side.
-
-Fold the triangle in half, right sides facing, and sew 2.5 cm from the
-long edge.
-
-Turn the triangle inside out, topstitch near the edges of the webbing.
-
-Sew the lower strap triangles to the bottom of the sides of the back
-panel, just above the rounded off corner with a 1.5 cm allowance.
-
Assemble the backpack
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
@@ -180,8 +182,7 @@ Place the bottom panel on the top/side panel, right (fabric) sides
facing, sew on both short edges. Note that the zipper will have a
narrower seam allowance than the bottom panel.
-Press the raw edges towards the
-bottom and bind them with twill webbing.
+Press the raw edges towards the bottom and bind them with twill webbing.
Place the right (fabric) side of the top/bottom/sides on the right side
of the back, sew all around. You may have to clip the raw edges near the
@@ -194,6 +195,15 @@ of the front, sew all around. As above if needed clip the raw edges
before sewing.
Bind the remaining raw edges with the twill webbing (this will require
-two pieces of twill webbing 157 cm long).
+two pieces of twill webbing about 160 cm long).
+
+Turn the finished backpack inside-out.
+
+Sew the triglides to the bottom of the shoulder straps, so that when
+laid on top of the back the triglides are just below the bottom webbing
+strip.
-Turn the finished backpack inside-out and enjoy it.
+To wear the backpack as-is, put the side straps through the triglides as
+usual; to attach it to a backpack base weave the shoulder straps in and
+out the molle pattern of the base and the front pack, then put the side
+straps through the triglides to hold them in place.