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Hey there! Sorry if this has already been asked, but nothing really came up in the search. I'm looking to make a truck center console cover, first for myself, and then potentially offering them through my business depending on how it goes. I just can't find any guide or how-to, and when I atte...
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I put together a really quick project that will be easy to complete for kids about 8 years old and up. Younger kids might need some help with the stitching. The samples are all from suede scraps I got from donations, but veg-tan leather would allow more design and finish options. If you have a large...
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Hi Looking to hire a reliable and experienced LeatherWorker to develop a sample line of handbags and backpacks. Please contact me rjn707@gmail.com Subject: LeatherWorker Thank you -
Hey guys, this is just another video of me making one of my wallets, this time a Leather Card Sleeve. The video is a much shorter one, not a tutorial per se, more of an entertainment video for those who like to watch, hope you guys like it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VB_br0q1cG8&t=7s
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New Bag I finished for a customer. Its not for everyone, but he asked for it and it came out nice I think. False buckle with parachute clip behind buckle strap. So buckle is secured but it quick releases which is cool.
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I started on a new project yesterday, so I thought I'd post some progress photos as I went along to keep me moving. If I'm making obvious mistakes along the way, feel free to say something! Positive comments welcome too, as always. Yesterday, I cut the body for the project from purple leather....
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Here are a couple photos of the Celtic knotwork belt I just finished. Shown with it is a belt pouch I also made, though that was a while ago.
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So I finally gave in and tried selling one of my leather projects on Etsy, a tooled leather belt, every aspect of it hand done, and I put it up to sell to help fund my other leather purchases as I am living on a college budget, but my issue is it hasn;t sold yet and I am wondering if there is someth... -
From the album: New Project
I had a difficult time keeping the back of the stitching straight with the suede. This is the first time I've stitched suede, and only the second time I've used the Barbour linen thread. Both are different to manage than what I am used to. Chalk it up to a practice piece! YinTx© YinTx
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From the album: New Project
Only thing left is the edge coating. I have done the first coat, but more to go. Learned a lot on this one. Mainly, that I need more practice!© YinTx
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From the album: New Project
The topside. I used the same thread on the edging as I did on the chocolate dyed veg tan tab, yet the stitching came out looking like two entirely different sizes of thread. Is it normal to use different sizes in this situation to try to get them to look similar? YinTx© YinTx
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From the album: New Project
Just put a watch for size reference. The chocolate strap is smaller than a watch strap: maybe I should have used smaller thread? YinTx© YinTx
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Fought with the needle awl and thread some today. Decided to use a linen Barbour thread, a different animal. I think it will come out ok. YinTx© YinTx
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From the album: New Project
More bits and pieces, moving slowly but surely. Waiting on some pricking irons I have ordered before I decide what size thread to use... YinTx© YinTx
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Well, remade the pink panel, I must say it came out much nicer. Also had to redo the chocolate tabs, they are better as well. YinTx© YinTx
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Today's progress. Lots of other things going on, so happy I could get this far. Will have to wait on my new stitching irons to get here before I start stitching this one up, I am excited to try them out on it. YinTx© YinTx
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From the album: New Project
Skiving the suede. Cut out the body from a really nice piece of purple leather I have. YinTx© YinTx
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Cut and dyed the veg tan leather with Fiebings Chocolate. Renewing the leather with Aussie. YinTx© YinTx
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Hello everyone! I'm rather new around here, and after reading a bit and getting some practice with spare leather pieces I decided to begin the real work by making a simple wallet. I'd like to show all the steps here to help other beginners like me and, more importantly, ask doubts to all the kind,...
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(I was told this was the right area to post this in, so sorry for those who see this as a doublepost.) Hello! So, this is my first post on leatherworker.net, and I have quite a few questions regarding leather weight, purchase inquiries, leather types, and copper rivets. But first, some background... -
Hello! So, this is my first post on leatherworker.net, and I have quite a few questions regarding leather weight, purchase inquiries, leather types, and copper rivets. But first, some background... My name is Caracal Keithrafferty, and I'm located right by Milwaukee, WI. I made my first large pu...
