Zippered leather pencil case pattern by Gak.leather works, with 1.0 mm and 2.0 mm leather noted on the sheets. Two A4 PDF pages with piece outlines and stitch-hole marks. YouTube build video; instructions in English. Difficulty 2 of 3, suitable for beginners. Free download.
The pattern is free. Press the download button under the description — 3 files (ZIP, PDF, 47 KB) are saved as one ZIP archive. You can also download each file separately from the file list below.
The pattern is laid out on A4 paper — 2 pages. Print at 100% scale (“Actual size”) with “Fit to page” turned off, and check the test square or a piece dimension with a ruler before cutting.
This is a medium-difficulty pattern: it helps to have made one or two simple pieces first — straight stitching and clean edges show here. The maker has a video tutorial you can follow step by step. For a first project, see Easy leather patterns for beginners.
They are usually made from softer leather 0.8–1.2 mm (2–3 oz) thick — it makes zippers and three-dimensional shapes easier. Makers often give the exact thickness — check the description and notes on the pattern page.
The instructions and pattern labels are in English.
The maker is JSK-kouboy. The pattern belongs to the maker; links to their original video or shop, where known, are on this page.
