This Wood + Faulk DIY Makes Bringing a Packed Lunch Cool
Romina S. Cortellucci — July 6, 2012 — Lifestyle
References: woodandfaulk
Unlike the old dorky children's lunchboxes, this Wood + Faulk DIY will help in creating an incredibly hip way to bring a lunch. The tutorial was created by Portland, Oregon-based tinkerer and designer Matt, who is the brains behind the stylish craft website Wood + Faulk. Inspired by the gorgeous designs found in Japanese leather craft books, Matt decided to create a small tote that ended up being the perfect size for carrying a lunch. Even if you don't need a lunch bag, the small tote is multipurpose.
The project uses leather and allows DIYers to brush up on the hand-sewing skills, as meticulous stitching was often used in Matt's Japanese craft books. By first downloading the pattern that is available on the Wood + Faulk website, users can experiment with modification or stick to Matt's separate flap design. Either way, this Wood + Faulk DIY is a dapper and mature way to bring a lunch to work.
The project uses leather and allows DIYers to brush up on the hand-sewing skills, as meticulous stitching was often used in Matt's Japanese craft books. By first downloading the pattern that is available on the Wood + Faulk website, users can experiment with modification or stick to Matt's separate flap design. Either way, this Wood + Faulk DIY is a dapper and mature way to bring a lunch to work.
Trend Themes
1. DIY Lunchbox Trend - The rise in popularity of DIY lunchbox projects allows individuals to customize and personalize their lunch containers, adding a unique and creative touch.
2. Hand-sewing Skills Trend - The resurgence of hand-sewing skills in DIY projects, like this leather lunchbox tutorial, highlights a growing interest in traditional crafts and techniques.
3. Multipurpose Tote Trend - The trend of creating multipurpose tote bags, like the one in this tutorial, offers a practical and fashion-forward alternative to traditional lunchboxes.
Industry Implications
1. Craft and DIY Industry - The craft and DIY industry can capitalize on the increasing demand for unique and customizable lunchbox projects, by providing resources, materials, and tutorials for consumers.
2. Leathercraft Industry - The leathercraft industry has an opportunity to tap into the growing interest in hand-sewing skills and provide materials and tools for DIYers looking to recreate projects like this leather lunchbox.
3. Fashion and Accessories Industry - The fashion and accessories industry can explore the development of multipurpose totes that cater to individuals looking for stylish and functional lunch containers, expanding their product offerings beyond traditional handbags and backpacks.
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