Book leather Pattern | LARP wizard | PDF instructions

You don't need to do magic to make your outfit stand out at your LARP events, you just need a pattern, instructions, and the desire to make something unique yourself.

The Ivast grimoire and holder is designed to match any “academic” character, since a wizard
to an alchemist. You can find two ways of building this pattern. There are different levels of
difficulty in which it can be built depending on your skills with leather or the style you want to give
it. In this file you will find some of the possible ideas, but the limit is only in your head.

In this listing, you'll find everything you need to learn how to make your ownleather notebook and belt holder. A detailed pattern is included, easy to print in DIN A4 or letter size, or even A0 if you have access to a larger printer, so you don't have to spend time assembling the pattern.

Carry your spells on your adventure comfortably and easily. With just a few basic skills, you'll be able to make this book and holder set.

- Materials needed -
- About 3 sq feet of veg tan cow leather about 2’5mm thick.
- A strap of softer leather like rawhide or goat leather form the trim.
- Leather dye and varnish.
- Stitching thread,
- 11 rivets.
- 1 buckles between 18 and 20mm wide.
- 2 30mm rings,
- 50x DIN A4 sheets,

Optional:
- Double-sided tape or contact glue.

- Tools needed -
- Leather scissors or a sharp cutter.
- Blunt needles.
- Leather punch holes (for rivets and eyelets sizes).
- Brushes (for dyeing)
- Awl (for stitching holes, but you can use a small punch hole).
- Rivets setter set.
- Beveler

The file is specially designed so you don't need extensive leatherworking experience, and you can adapt the final product to your skill level if you don't feel confident enough.

Remember, this is a digital download. No physical item will be shipped.

Ready to start your adventure? Add to cart and dazzle your friends at your next event!

Video tutorial: https://youtu.be/BkdXMsKp2Ls

And visit my Google Drive folder where you can find free patterns and resources:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16lPrWn2bQnWToLGy5Udj2k6GcpBFjdm3?usp=drive_link