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== Description == | |||
A portfolio of 4 hand-made cases, featuring two distinct designs. All cases are made of high-denier nylon, plastic inserts for rigidity, and thick polyester thread with contrast stitching. | |||
There are three smaller folding cases for specific collections of picks. I wanted something that made organization and access to picks straightforward. Multi-tier pockets keep picks and/or tensioners separate and make it easy to see what's in each level, something I don't recall seeing before I made these. Each case can stand in an "A" shape for ease of use while picking. | |||
There is also one large case that can hold a lot of picks in a variety of sizes as well as tensioners, and other tools. The case features the same multi-tier pockets, substantial plastic inserts to keep its shape, and uses an enclosed dual-magent closure for securing the picks. | |||
These are now the only cases I use for anything other than bulk storage of older sets. I don't currently have a sewing set up but I hope to make some for the community when I can. I also plan to publish the pattern for them, but that's something I'll have to learn how to do. | |||
== Portfolio == | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:20, 8 March 2025
Description
A portfolio of 4 hand-made cases, featuring two distinct designs. All cases are made of high-denier nylon, plastic inserts for rigidity, and thick polyester thread with contrast stitching.
There are three smaller folding cases for specific collections of picks. I wanted something that made organization and access to picks straightforward. Multi-tier pockets keep picks and/or tensioners separate and make it easy to see what's in each level, something I don't recall seeing before I made these. Each case can stand in an "A" shape for ease of use while picking.
There is also one large case that can hold a lot of picks in a variety of sizes as well as tensioners, and other tools. The case features the same multi-tier pockets, substantial plastic inserts to keep its shape, and uses an enclosed dual-magent closure for securing the picks.
These are now the only cases I use for anything other than bulk storage of older sets. I don't currently have a sewing set up but I hope to make some for the community when I can. I also plan to publish the pattern for them, but that's something I'll have to learn how to do.
Portfolio
