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Hi Guys Just thought i'd share my latest wallet that was done for a customer on commission we agreed on the name The Vagabond. Its 1mm Veg Tanned leather dyed with Fiebings British Tan, and finished with leather balm. Tokenole and elbow grease used for the edges. Let me know your thoughts, happy to receive constructive criticism/advice too. Thanks Dave
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Hello, everyone! This is my first post on the site. I'm happy to be here and look forward to connect with some of you and checking out all of your work. Here is the most recent walled I've completed for a YouTube video. It's got some issues but I'm happy with it overall. The pocket assemblies are a bit divisive - some hate them, other love them. Not everyone likes the thumb slot, and while I've seen that interesting pocket style on the right a lot lately, I think this project has scratched my itch to try it. What do you think?
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Hi everyone, I have a question! I was gifted a Saint Laurent mirror holder, but I want to recreate it as a wallet. What would be a recommended leather? The lining of the wallet is almost like a horsehair, or a nylon. What are your thoughts? Thanks!
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I get impatient, share stuff before it's done...so, here I go again... I was watching Kingdom Glory Leather stuff on the Tube, whence I discovered a couple of his "Leveling up my old wallet..." videos. That got me to thinking, maybe it's time for me to do the same. The artwork is very much inspired by KGL artwork, but I really like the style so I'm thinking I'll play around with it some more. It's not perfect, but I reworked the parts a bit to allow for better stitching. Now if I can just improve my edge work and my finishing, I'll feel pretty decent about this one. The design of the parts is my own, no more kits or purchased patterns for me on the wallet front. Anyhew, just thought I'd share...fire away! Mike P.S. I bought the set of TLKKUE edgers off'n the Amazon...90 bucks for five edgers, two sharpening blocks, and a case...so far, I love the edgers! One of them needed a little work out of the box, but the others all made great cuts immediately. Once I got the #3 honed up, it worked like a charm as well. The handles aren't works of art, but they are comfortable and seem sturdy; angles and ergonomics are good; all things considered, they're MUCH better than the handful of edgers I've used for the last 20 years...one day I'll learn to trust my gut when it says 'move on.' Anyways here's the link in case anyone wants to poke around: Amazon.com: TLKKUE Leather Trimming Tools, 5 PCS of Leather Edge Beveler Skiving Kit with Sandalwood Handle, 2 Sharpener Guide for Leather Cutter Head, Different Sizes Trimming Leather Edges for DIY Leather Craft.
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A pair of simple monogrammed wallets I made for my sons...
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Just a super simple, minimalist wallet for a friend. Decided to dabble in an arena away from my regular stuff a little. I'm here to learn and open to suggestions.
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Hello Everyone! I came across a leather wallet in an antique store that caught my eye and I really love it! I have been trying to find some information about the company so I could also perhaps determine the age of the wallet. The antique dealer said that the person who brought it in focuses a lot on items from the 1920s so it could possibly be from that time. I am hoping that someone from England perhaps knows of some info or resources that could help me track down the history of it. I appreciate any help I can get. I'm also amazed at the condition this is in if it is indeed about 100 years old! I also really love the patina on it. I plan on restoring it a touch to get it back into functional condition and I will actually use the wallet! Here's what I have found out so far: 1. Stamp inside says, "Bohanna & Tasker Co Manchester" 2. Internet search found a book titled "The Commercial Directory And Shippers Guide" from 1879 where it mentions that the company is a wholesaler and has two locations in Manchester. 3. Unverified info that it came from the 1920s Hopefully this link works (I wasn't able to upload the images on this because of the size limit so hopefully you're able to see it with the link)
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Bohanna & Tasker Co Wallet circa 1920s
Chief Filipino posted a gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
From the album: Vintage & Antique Finds
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Bohanna & Tasker Co Wallet circa 1920s
Chief Filipino posted a gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
From the album: Vintage & Antique Finds
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Bohanna & Tasker Co Wallet circa 1920s
Chief Filipino posted a gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
From the album: Vintage & Antique Finds
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Bohanna & Tasker Co Wallet circa 1920s
Chief Filipino posted a gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
From the album: Vintage & Antique Finds
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Bohanna & Tasker Co Wallet circa 1920s
Chief Filipino posted a gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
From the album: Vintage & Antique Finds
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Bohanna & Tasker Co Wallet circa 1920s
Chief Filipino posted a gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
From the album: Vintage & Antique Finds
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Bohanna & Tasker Co Wallet circa 1920s
Chief Filipino posted a gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
From the album: Vintage & Antique Finds
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Bohanna & Tasker Co Wallet circa 1920s
Chief Filipino posted a gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
From the album: Vintage & Antique Finds
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Bohanna & Tasker Co Wallet circa 1920s
Chief Filipino posted a gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
From the album: Vintage & Antique Finds
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Bohanna & Tasker Co Wallet circa 1920s
Chief Filipino posted a gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
From the album: Vintage & Antique Finds
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Bohanna & Tasker Co Wallet circa 1920s
Chief Filipino posted a gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
From the album: Vintage & Antique Finds
Unverified dating of around the 1920s, Bohanna & Tasker Co were a wholesaler company based in Manchester, Liverpool, England. Still researching information about them -
I'm building up an inventory. Here are three I completed this last week. Pink and Red Saffiano with beige Ritza thread. Blue Saffiano with blue Ritza thread. Bronze metallic Saffiano with faux ray-skin pockets, using chestnut Ritza thread. Each time, they go a bit faster and a bit smoother!
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All my new wallets together. The brand newest one is at the bottom -- it's cream Saffiano, with cream Ritza thread, with a black glossy/textured interior. I can't recall what that leather pattern is named. They look so good together!
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I finished this small "clutch" bag for a co-worker. Some nice chrome-tanned floral print leather, with a matching strap.
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I decided that I needed a second, slimmer wallet, and I had some nice green remnants floating in my stash. So I whipped out a pattern for a bi-fold, extended it, eyeballed it, and about 6 non-contiguous hours later, here's what I ended up with. The inside uses three different card pocket styles, in black pigskin lining. Ritza sage green and Ritza green are the threads I used, with a 3mm stitching iron. Edges are black Tokonole. I love the color and texture of the green leather!
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I made a quick minimalist wallet. I used 2oz veg tan, Fiebind's Russet brown, Ritza tiger thread .6mm. -
This was my first attempt at a wallet. My old store-bought wallet was falling apart and I wanted to replace it with a real leather one. Not perfect but it works. The wrinkled plastic window is from the old wallet.
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Afternoon Everyone! Me and my girls did a craft fair a couple weeks back and I ended up selling a gentleman the wallet out of my pocket that I had made for myself. So, I needed a new one. Here are some picture of it. I'm pretty happy with this design. If I made another one I would make it about 1/2" wider so the card pockets would lay better but. I have 8 cards in the pockets and my work badge in one of the outside pockets. You can see in the last picture that I put pockets on each side between the cash pocket and the card pockets. I could have gotten a little more meticulous on my corners but I knew I was making this one for myself so I called it "good enough." Let me know what y'all think!
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