Leathercraft 101 - Become a self sufficient leather crafter through mastery of the fundamentals!

[Bert03241]

[LeatherLegion]

Hi Will, Your leather work looks great. Good feedback from existing students will bring you new students.It looks like you put a lot of time and effort to better your skills/craft . Good luck in your endeavor. I just subscribe to your youtube channel. 

[Candicelittle]

On 10/12/2023 at 7:25 PM, MudBugWill said:

 

 

Hey Y’all,I am very excited to introduce my online leathercraft school. It has been quite an undertaking, but I have finally completed my 101 courses. I outline what is covered in the above video, so please check it out if you would like increase your leathercraft skills and flatten out the learning curve. Become a self sufficient leather crafter through mastery of the fundamentals! 
Most of y’all will probably be thinking who the hell is this guy. I have been full time Leather crafting for quite a while doing private label work and have invested a lot of time and money training in Japan. Here is a little summary of my background: 
Somehow I accidentally came across https://edubirdie.com/examples/gun-control/ and so I read a lot about it. By the way, there are very good stories that you can read. Then I became interested in this topic and thought about making covers for pistols. By the way, there are very good stories that you can read.
 

 

 

This is quite interesting. I wish you the best of luck with your lessons, it's quite convenient in today's world. Thank you!

Edited April 10, 2024 by Candicelittle

[NatesLeatherGds]

Good luck. Stay at it. 

Important note though - your domain is a thinkific site - brief look, they do online courses of all types - Do they let you set up your own domain ? Maybe pay them some sort of extra fee to own just what's called the "top level domain" (completeleathercraft)? Otherwise its quite the mouthful ! I would think they let you own both -- so you can take advantage of their own domain name recognition (thinkific). Final little bitty point - make sure they can add a "www" redirect -- right now if someone adds "www" it blackholes. Most people never do that these days and browsers usually force it -- but not always. 

Anyhow - keep going - your leather work is good, and your video production is professional and simple as well (what I saw at least).