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Hello, I am new here and as a "business card, I wanted to share my most complex work, it's a mask but there are a few techniques and materials that you might not know about, also some kinda complicated molding and I made a full video for how it is built. I hope you will enjoy it.
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Hi Everyone I have enjoyed viewing the topics on this site for sometime, but once I turned creating leather goods from a hobby into a business, I knew it was time to join. I may at some point have a tip or two to help others, or need a few myself. My business is J. Scott Handcrafted. I am located on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. A coastal town. I create watch bands, slim card holders and am beginning patters for shaving kits, mouse pads etc. I prefer to work from scratch or make a pattern for the work at hand. Next creation I start again with a fresh pattern. This is slower than using templates etc., but suits me at least for now. It also allows me to make small changes and keep the process of creating fresh, rather than same each time. My main leather is Kangaroo, which is quite popular here. I only sell within Australia, due to the issues of exporting Kangaroo leather (forms, permits etc.). Here is my site handmade leather goods Here are a few pics of the watch bands done recently. One is Australian Barramundi, One is Cane Toad, shrunken grain Sheep, which is my favourite. And last is snake. All four have Kangaroo under- lining.
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So, this is the fifth pair of boots I am making. The previous four pairs were an evolution of engineer boots and so I decided to make some harness boots this time. They are ready for the midsole, soles, and heels!
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18th-century leather boots (replica) for a bjd doll.
Svetliy Sudar posted a gallery image in Gallery- Our Leatherwork
From the album: Svetliy Sudar Leather Arts Workshop ©
This pair of boots was made as custom order for doll-maker from Sweden. You can read a detailed article about it in our blog - https://svetliysudarworkshop.wordpress.com/2020/02/09/18th-century-leather-boots-replica-for-a-bjd-doll/ These boots are a miniature replica of the 18th century boots. Made as real boots. It should be noted that the “source” we had was quite remarkable: about 42 boots, worn by King Charles XII in Frederick Hall on November 30, 1718. These boots are in the Livrustkammaren Museum (The Royal Armoury (Swedish: Livrustkammaren) is a museum in the Royal Palace in Stockholm, Sweden.). Upper and sole materials - genuine leather (hand and machine stitched). Spurs are titanium, fully functional. Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/svetliy_sudar/ Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/svetliysudarworkshop Twitter – twitter.com/SvetliySudar -
18th-century leather boots (replica) for a bjd doll.
Svetliy Sudar posted a gallery image in Gallery- Our Leatherwork
From the album: Svetliy Sudar Leather Arts Workshop ©
This pair of boots was made as custom order for doll-maker from Sweden. You can read a detailed article about it in our blog - https://svetliysudarworkshop.wordpress.com/2020/02/09/18th-century-leather-boots-replica-for-a-bjd-doll/ These boots are a miniature replica of the 18th century boots. Made as real boots. It should be noted that the “source” we had was quite remarkable: about 42 boots, worn by King Charles XII in Frederick Hall on November 30, 1718. These boots are in the Livrustkammaren Museum (The Royal Armoury (Swedish: Livrustkammaren) is a museum in the Royal Palace in Stockholm, Sweden.). Upper and sole materials - genuine leather (hand and machine stitched). Spurs are titanium, fully functional. Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/svetliy_sudar/ Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/svetliysudarworkshop Twitter – twitter.com/SvetliySudar -
18th-century leather boots (replica) for a bjd doll.
Svetliy Sudar posted a gallery image in Gallery- Our Leatherwork
From the album: Svetliy Sudar Leather Arts Workshop ©
This pair of boots was made as custom order for doll-maker from Sweden. You can read a detailed article about it in our blog - https://svetliysudarworkshop.wordpress.com/2020/02/09/18th-century-leather-boots-replica-for-a-bjd-doll/ These boots are a miniature replica of the 18th century boots. Made as real boots. It should be noted that the “source” we had was quite remarkable: about 42 boots, worn by King Charles XII in Frederick Hall on November 30, 1718. These boots are in the Livrustkammaren Museum (The Royal Armoury (Swedish: Livrustkammaren) is a museum in the Royal Palace in Stockholm, Sweden.). Upper and sole materials - genuine leather (hand and machine stitched). Spurs are titanium, fully functional. Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/svetliy_sudar/ Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/svetliysudarworkshop Twitter – twitter.com/SvetliySudar -
18th-century leather boots (replica) for a bjd doll.
Svetliy Sudar posted a gallery image in Gallery- Our Leatherwork
From the album: Svetliy Sudar Leather Arts Workshop ©
This pair of boots was made as custom order for doll-maker from Sweden. You can read a detailed article about it in our blog - https://svetliysudarworkshop.wordpress.com/2020/02/09/18th-century-leather-boots-replica-for-a-bjd-doll/ These boots are a miniature replica of the 18th century boots. Made as real boots. It should be noted that the “source” we had was quite remarkable: about 42 boots, worn by King Charles XII in Frederick Hall on November 30, 1718. These boots are in the Livrustkammaren Museum (The Royal Armoury (Swedish: Livrustkammaren) is a museum in the Royal Palace in Stockholm, Sweden.). Upper and sole materials - genuine leather (hand and machine stitched). Spurs are titanium, fully functional. Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/svetliy_sudar/ Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/svetliysudarworkshop Twitter – twitter.com/SvetliySudar -
18th-century leather boots (replica) for a bjd doll.
Svetliy Sudar posted a gallery image in Gallery- Our Leatherwork
From the album: Svetliy Sudar Leather Arts Workshop ©
This pair of boots was made as custom order for doll-maker from Sweden. You can read a detailed article about it in our blog - https://svetliysudarworkshop.wordpress.com/2020/02/09/18th-century-leather-boots-replica-for-a-bjd-doll/ These boots are a miniature replica of the 18th century boots. Made as real boots. It should be noted that the “source” we had was quite remarkable: about 42 boots, worn by King Charles XII in Frederick Hall on November 30, 1718. These boots are in the Livrustkammaren Museum (The Royal Armoury (Swedish: Livrustkammaren) is a museum in the Royal Palace in Stockholm, Sweden.). Upper and sole materials - genuine leather (hand and machine stitched). Spurs are titanium, fully functional. Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/svetliy_sudar/ Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/svetliysudarworkshop Twitter – twitter.com/SvetliySudar -
18th-century leather boots (replica) for a bjd doll.
Svetliy Sudar posted a gallery image in Gallery- Our Leatherwork
From the album: Svetliy Sudar Leather Arts Workshop ©
This pair of boots was made as custom order for doll-maker from Sweden. You can read a detailed article about it in our blog - https://svetliysudarworkshop.wordpress.com/2020/02/09/18th-century-leather-boots-replica-for-a-bjd-doll/ These boots are a miniature replica of the 18th century boots. Made as real boots. It should be noted that the “source” we had was quite remarkable: about 42 boots, worn by King Charles XII in Frederick Hall on November 30, 1718. These boots are in the Livrustkammaren Museum (The Royal Armoury (Swedish: Livrustkammaren) is a museum in the Royal Palace in Stockholm, Sweden.). Upper and sole materials - genuine leather (hand and machine stitched). Spurs are titanium, fully functional. Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/svetliy_sudar/ Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/svetliysudarworkshop Twitter – twitter.com/SvetliySudar -
18th-century leather boots (replica) for a bjd doll.
Svetliy Sudar posted a gallery image in Gallery- Our Leatherwork
From the album: Svetliy Sudar Leather Arts Workshop ©
This pair of boots was made as custom order for doll-maker from Sweden. You can read a detailed article about it in our blog - https://svetliysudarworkshop.wordpress.com/2020/02/09/18th-century-leather-boots-replica-for-a-bjd-doll/ These boots are a miniature replica of the 18th century boots. Made as real boots. It should be noted that the “source” we had was quite remarkable: about 42 boots, worn by King Charles XII in Frederick Hall on November 30, 1718. These boots are in the Livrustkammaren Museum (The Royal Armoury (Swedish: Livrustkammaren) is a museum in the Royal Palace in Stockholm, Sweden.). Upper and sole materials - genuine leather (hand and machine stitched). Spurs are titanium, fully functional. Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/svetliy_sudar/ Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/svetliysudarworkshop Twitter – twitter.com/SvetliySudar -
18th-century leather boots (replica) for a bjd doll.
Svetliy Sudar posted a gallery image in Gallery- Our Leatherwork
From the album: Svetliy Sudar Leather Arts Workshop ©
This pair of boots was made as custom order for doll-maker from Sweden. You can read a detailed article about it in our blog - https://svetliysudarworkshop.wordpress.com/2020/02/09/18th-century-leather-boots-replica-for-a-bjd-doll/ These boots are a miniature replica of the 18th century boots. Made as real boots. It should be noted that the “source” we had was quite remarkable: about 42 boots, worn by King Charles XII in Frederick Hall on November 30, 1718. These boots are in the Livrustkammaren Museum (The Royal Armoury (Swedish: Livrustkammaren) is a museum in the Royal Palace in Stockholm, Sweden.). Upper and sole materials - genuine leather (hand and machine stitched). Spurs are titanium, fully functional. Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/svetliy_sudar/ Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/svetliysudarworkshop Twitter – twitter.com/SvetliySudar -
From the album: Svetliy Sudar Leather Arts Workshop ©
Ragnar Lothbrok Leather Jacket (replica) ⚔️ This is probably one of the most favorite jackets that we did in our Workshop! Handmade. leather lining inside. We made this jacket from soft and durable goat-skin and a thin cowhide as a basis. For the overlay we used 1,2 mm cow leather. Form of overlay is pretty specific. It has 15 figured cuts and 2 parts - front and back, which sewn in two shoulder seams. Braided pattern most closely follows the version of the series. Overlay and outward parts stitched together and with a basis via thin leather straps. There is a lacing on a sides, starting on the sleeve and to the waist. Thus, two cuts are formed on the sides, so the jacket does not hinder the movements. -
From the album: Svetliy Sudar Leather Arts Workshop ©
Ragnar Lothbrok Leather Jacket (replica) ⚔️ This is probably one of the most favorite jackets that we did in our Workshop! Handmade. leather lining inside. We made this jacket from soft and durable goat-skin and a thin cowhide as a basis. For the overlay we used 1,2 mm cow leather. Form of overlay is pretty specific. It has 15 figured cuts and 2 parts - front and back, which sewn in two shoulder seams. Braided pattern most closely follows the version of the series. Overlay and outward parts stitched together and with a basis via thin leather straps. There is a lacing on a sides, starting on the sleeve and to the waist. Thus, two cuts are formed on the sides, so the jacket does not hinder the movements. -
From the album: Svetliy Sudar Leather Arts Workshop ©
Ragnar Lothbrok Leather Jacket (replica) ⚔️ This is probably one of the most favorite jackets that we did in our Workshop! Handmade. leather lining inside. We made this jacket from soft and durable goat-skin and a thin cowhide as a basis. For the overlay we used 1,2 mm cow leather. Form of overlay is pretty specific. It has 15 figured cuts and 2 parts - front and back, which sewn in two shoulder seams. Braided pattern most closely follows the version of the series. Overlay and outward parts stitched together and with a basis via thin leather straps. There is a lacing on a sides, starting on the sleeve and to the waist. Thus, two cuts are formed on the sides, so the jacket does not hinder the movements. -
Finished this customer project this weekend. Tried something different and went with dye for the edges instead of the Uniters/Fenice paint I usually use. I’m a pretty happy with the results just wish I could have got some better pictures. Wallet is fully lined 0.6mm burgundy buttero hand stitched with 0.45mm black waxed linen thread spaced at 3.38mm edges are finished and angelus jet black alcohol dye. From the raw edge I planed first to square everything up then sanded with 200/600/1000/2000 grit sandpaper burnishing with tokenole in between grits to keep the fibres down then dyed and burnished once more then a light coat of wax was applied. I feel like my edges could have came out better but I think for my first attempt it was a success. comments and critiques always welcome
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Hello again. Heres my latest customer order Black buttero exterior with natural ghost camo interior, stitched by hand with 0.45 Black waxed linen thread spaced at 3.38mm and the edges are finished with uniters heatable edge paint in black. comments and critiques always welcome. thanks for looking
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Finished up this little long wallet for a customer over the weekend. Outside is MPG Apollo in Bourbon color and the inside is natural veg tan from La perla azzura...hands down the nicest veg tan I’ve come across !! I used 0.45 mm twist brand waxed linen thread in coffee color spaced at 3.38mm for the stitching and finished the edges with a light brown dye (sanded with 200/600/1000/2000 grit) then dyed, burnished with tokonole and finished with some wax and buffed with canvas. delivery to customer is in 2 days and I’m thinking about sanding and re-dying the edge to see if I can get a more uniform color because in some places it’s lighter/darker than others. Comments and critiques always welcome =)
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Just wanted to say hello and introduce myself. My name is Caleb Arthur from Tacoma, WA. I recently started selling my work online. Feel free to take a look around! https://www.campleathergoods.com/photo-gallery
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Here’s one of my latest orders. Client wanted a pink coffin shaped card holder with a pocket in the middle. I threw in the keychain as a gift. Leather is La Perla Azzurra Dakota in Barbie color from district leather supply. Saddle stitched with .55 waxed carriage natural hemp thread. Edges are finished with uniters heatable edge paint. thanks for looking
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Hey y'all, my name is Brian, owner of Upstate Handmade. Thanks for accepting me to this channel. I want to show off some of my work but my photos are to big. Please findme on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/upstatehandmade/ Would love to hear what y'all think!! Thank you all
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Here’s a last minute Christmas gift that was sent out. Wallet is constructed of 3oz black buttero with black 0.45mm waxed linen thread spaced at 3.38mm and black Uniters edge paint... I got this side of leather on sale from Rocky Mountain so I wasn’t able to have it split.. I usually prefer 1.0/1.5oz leather to keep the bulk down but I did a lot of skiving where I could to keep this project as thin as possible. Questions comment and critiques always welcome. Happy holidays !! Thanks for looking
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One of my most recent customer projects 6 slot card holder in burgundy buttero. Fully lined inner pocket with turned edge. Hand stitched with burgundy waxed linen thread spaced at 3.38mm..edge paint is fenice burgundy. comments and critiques always welcome =) thanks for looking!!
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Back with another wallet. I really like the way this one came out. The mpg Aragona has a beautiful pull up when flexed. I did apply a layer of Aussie leather conditioner to it and it turned the leather darker than I would have liked but I think it still looks great and feels nice in the hand. This one is black buttero for the outside wall and inner money pocket with mpg aragona in charcoal for the inside. Hand sewn with 0.45mm black waxed linen thread spaced at 5mm. Edge paint is uniters black. comments and critiques always welcome thanks for looking!!
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Been a while since I posted any of my works.. Here is a wallet and keychain I've made for myself it was time to retire my prototype wallet made out of chestnut buttero. New wallet is EPI leather in navy color for the outside and inside is Alran sully in marine color. Stitching is black waxed linen thread at 3.38mm spacing done with French style pricking irons. Edges are sanded then burnished and sanded again with 3/4 coats or vernis edge paint in marine color. thanks for looking !!
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First off let me state that this was my first attempt at making a bag of this sort I usually make wallets lol Anyways I was asked by a customer to make a bag large enough for study material/books and some clothing items. My original idea was to make a tote with handles but along the way ended up deciding to make it a shoulder carry with a flap closure in case of unfavorable weather. So I basically Bit off more than I could chew and didnt manage my time well enough and ended up pulling an all-nighter to deliver on the deadline. Great learning experience and I realized I really like making bags. comments, critiques and questions always welcome. Thanks for looking !!
