Easy DIY Wine Bottle Carrier

Penjabaran dari 9apps Easy DIY Wine Bottle Carrier

You’ll need a way to transport some celebratory champagne on your new bike, a DIY. Every good bike needs a way to carry a little bubbly, right? Okay, okay — it works for wine too if that’s your thing. This fancy little wine bottle carrier is a snap to make and looks totally profesh. We figured out all the measurements for ya so all you have to to is cut the leather, hammer a few rivets, and take off to a picnic on your new wheels. Follow along below to make your own!
Materials
   four pieces of this leather
   rivets and setter kit
   two 3/4″ buckles (we found ours at Michaels with all the other leather crafting supplies)
   hammer
   scissors
   leather punch
Make Time: 1 Hour
Step 1: Cut all of your leather pieces. Follow the diagram to cut them all to the right size. We’ve labeled each piece to make the steps easier to follow! On the two small pieces, cut a small slit at the halfway point and insert your buckles on each of them.
Step 2: Start by connecting piece 6 and piece 5 together into a T shape with rivets (there should be instructions for the rivets in your kit), with piece 6 on the top and piece 5 on the bottom. Align the edges so that the top of piece 5 is flush with the top of piece 6.
Step 3: Connect piece 1 to the bottom of your T; overlap about 2 inches of piece 5 on the underside of piece 1.
Step 4: Connect piece 4 to both sides of piece 1, creating a cradle for the bottle. You’ll overlap about 1 3/4″ on both sides; piece 4 should be on the outside of piece 1.
Step 5: Fold piece 7 in half and connect it to piece 1, facing the buckle toward the open part of the cradle.
Step 6: Fold piece 8 in half and connect it to piece 6, facing the buckle in the same direction as the first.
Step 7: Fold piece 6 into a circle large enough to fit around the neck of a wine bottle (it should overlap by about 1 inch). Connect the circle with rivets.
Step 8: Connect pieces 2 and 3 to pieces 6 and 1; align them to the pieces with the buckles so that they’ll clasp evenly.
Step 9: Test it out on your back bike rack (it’ll also work on the center bar of a men’s bike!). Punch a single hole in pieces 2 and 3 at the length where you’d like the bottle to hang. Attach it and you’re all set to party!
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