The Pags – Open Source Design


 

The Pags is a collection of 3 bags and 1 pinnacle holder, that are designed to be open sourced and therefore available to everyone. 

They are made magazine paper, but can be applied to any kind of paper.

 

 

I – The Belt -Bag

 

 

First trial

 

Lazer cutting pattern & instructions

 

                       

 

The Belt-Bag Instructions

  1. Crease the blue line and pass the top of the page through the cut at the bottom.
  2. Pass what is left from the top part through the cut at the back of the page.
  3. Pass both sides of the page first, through the cut closer to the edge of the paper, and second, through the cut closer to the middle.
  4. Attach your Pag to your belt through the cuts on the back.
  5. Done !

 

 

 

II – The Wallet

 

 

First trial

 

 

Lazer cutting pattern & instructions

 

                    

 

The Wallet Instructions

  1. Fold the top blue crease as you slide the top of the page into the cut at the very bottom
  1. Pass through the second cut at the page of the back what is left from top.
  2. Fold the side blue lines as you pass them both on first, the cut at the edge of the paper, and second, into the one closer to the middle.
  3. Done !

 

 

 

III – The Holder

 

 

First trial

 

Lazer cutting pattern & instructions

                          

 

The Holder Instructions

  1. Crease the blue line without completely folding it.
  2. Pass the top of the page into the bottom cut.
  3. The the top of the page out of the cute until it cannot go through anymore.
  4. Done !

 

 

 

IV – The Pinned Holder

 

 

First trials

 

 

Lazer cutting pattern & instructions

                     

( same design as the belt bag, but without the cuts for the belt and the folding)

 

The Pinned Holder Instructions

  1. Crease the blue line and pass the top of the page through the cut at the bottom.
  2. Pass what is left from the top part through the cut at the back of the page.
  3. Pass both sides of the page first, through the cut closer to the edge of the paper, and second, through the cut closer to the middle.
  4. Done !

 

 

 

 

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