DIY Upcycle: Transforming a US Army Duffel Bag into a Pathfinder 2 Qt Bushpot Carry Bag (Part 2)

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Hey, trailblazers! Welcome back to Part 2 of our epic DIY adventure! In this installment, I’m tearing into a rugged, battle-worn U.S. Army duffel bag—not just to recycle it, but to rebirth it as a custom carry bag for the mighty Pathfinder 2 Qt Bushpot! Watch as I unravel this military relic, harvest its tough Cordura fabric, and transform it into something wild and functional. First, I’ll walk you through crafting a pattern from scratch, tracing it onto the material, and slicing it clean with shears—like a wilderness tailor on a mission. Then, I’ll dive into the art of hand-sewing, sharing pro tips on stitching seams that’ll hold up through any trek. But wait—there’s more! For us silver wolves battling arthritis, I’ve got a game-changer: a slick hand stitcher that makes sewing a breeze. You’ll see it in action and wonder why you didn’t grab one sooner! This isn’t just a project—it’s a prize! This one-of-a-kind bushpot bag is up for grabs at my upcoming gathering, happening April 7-13 at the stunning Geneva State Forest Lake in Lower Central Alabama. Mark your calendars, pack your gear, and come join the fun! Thanks for hopping on this crafting journey with me—your support keeps this fire burning. Drop a like if you enjoyed it, and until our next adventure, here’s to safe trails and bold tales! DIY upcycle US Army duffel bag Pathfinder 2 Qt Bushpot carry bag tutorial hand sewing upcycling projects military gear DIY Cordura fabric bushcraft gear DIY sewing pattern hand stitcher arthritis-friendly crafts outdoor DIY recycling projects Pathfinder bushpot bag DIY series part 2 camping gear tutorial sewing for beginners upcycle military surplus Geneva State Forest gathering Alabama bushcraft event April 7-13 gathering silver wolves DIY sustainable crafting wilderness sewing