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Example project 💡
Have a look at the Board Game Bag for on the Go

Behind the Scenes - Board Game Bag for on the Go 🎲🧵
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I love board games. 
My friends do too. 
And Martin, a former flatmate and friend, shares the same passion.
Since my first semester, we’ve been playing board games regularly in Ilmenau together with a group of friends. Game nights have become a natural part of our everyday life there. 
When Martin’s birthday was coming up, I knew I wanted to give him something personal. Of course, a great board game was a must – but since Martin and his wife love to travel, there was one problem: board game boxes are usually bulky and not very travel-friendly. 
That’s when the idea came up:
Why not sew the perfect bag to go with the game?
The Idea ✨
A board game bag for on the go – practical, compact, and personal.
I sewed a bag that fits the game perfectly and makes it easy to take along while traveling. To make it truly unique, I embroidered the outside using our Brother embroidery machine. The bag is fully lined on the inside, giving it both structure and a clean finish. 
Since green is Martin’s favorite color, the choice was obvious:
It had to be green. 💚
Of course, a zipper was essential. I used an endless zipper, which I really enjoy working with because of its flexibility and clean, professional look.
The Result 🎒
A custom board game bag featuring:
an embroidered outer layer
fabric
stabilizer used during embroidery to support the fabric
six different embroidery threads
a bobbin thread
a fully lined interior
an endless zipper
A personal gift – made for board game nights on the go.
Curious about the board game? 🎲
Flatiron 
Publisher: Pegasus Spiele
Designers: Sheila Santos & Israel Cendrero
A great game, perfectly sized for this bag — although the next version will be just a little bigger, as this one is quite a snug fit.
Made & written by Christina Junger (UNIKAT member)