PastorBob

That may be a possibility. Thanks! Gotcha. The genius of the AND...combining ideas for the best. Thanks!

Do you think kydex would be firm enough, if added to the inside, to "unfold" the edge?

Great thought. Just not how sure the owner would be with modifications that could be seen. Another good thought. I looked at that option and can't come up with a good way to keep the bottom edges folded out while drying.

It is along the entire length of the bottom edge.

I have been asked by an older gentleman who is really attached to this bag if I can address the edges. I didn't take a picture of the bag, but found one for demonstration purposes. The entire edge on both sides is rolling inward when the bag is set down on a solid surface. The leather is in good shape, supple, but also very soft. I think over the 40 years it has been used, it has created a memory and will always go back to that position, even when I pull it out. Any ideas on how to fix the bag so the edges don't roll under the bag? Thanks!!

Sorry I didn't see this earlier! I like how you overlaid the cross with flowers. That's a cool design.

Nice piece of work! I like the non-shiny finish.

That turned out nice! clean edges and good stitching.

I do like inlays. Something to try is skive down the edge (from the inside) around the inlay, so there is less of a lip.

I use Satin Sheen by itself or Super Sheen then knock it down with sheep's wool instead of steel wool. Seems to work well.

I am just SW of you @TomE and not having any issues on multiple internet signals. Might try clearing your cache on your browser.

Welcome from SW Missouri, USA.

+1 on rotary cutter, but scissors work well too.

I wanna thank @Dwight for recently sharing some of the knife sheaths he built. He inspired this design for some fixed blade knife sheath I made for a local knife maker. Welt on all edges. I also engraved the sheaths, as well as one of the blades and handles. I used my laser to create the template out of 1/8" acrylic. If you are interested in a template let me know.

Welcome from SW Missouri! As mentioned...lots of good stuff here.