Wet formed bag tutorial

[SUP]

@MagiKelly This is a wonderful tutorial that you have put up. Thank you. 

A great many people evidently feel the same way as I do. 

It is still pinned in "How do I do That?" The first pin, in fact.

[ValJ]

Is there a way to save or print this tutorial?

[Northmount]

6 hours ago, ValJ said:

Is there a way to save or print this tutorial?

A PDF is further back in the thread.

https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/19782-wet-formed-bag-tutorial/?do=findComment&comment=643678

 

 

[MagiKelly]

On 3/20/2024 at 6:39 AM, AndreaRotela said:

What a nice bag! But I think it lacks some sort of engraving...

I agree. At the time I was still really concentrating on the wet forming process so not as concerned with decoration. I think I got distracted thinking about how it would be hard to carve the leather after wet forming or how carving would be ruined during the forming that I forgot the flap was flat and could be decorated without worry about damage

[SUP]

@AndreaRotelathis is a tutorial about how to wet form a bag, not about laser engraving, and certainly not a place to advertise your product  by suggesting  a shortcoming in an excellent tutorial.

@MagiKelly, your tutorial is excellent as people have said here over the years, nothing else needed. It is the go-to  to learn how to wet form a bag for so many of us.

Edited March 20, 2024 by SUP
Grammar correction.

[stampingdelight]

how cool will have to try at some point

 

[toxo]

Just read this. Good job but I would just add an alternative to the backboard. I cut it a little bigger than needed. This enables the use of clips/clamps which are a little more forgiving and easier to move than the nails. Also holds in place if you want to glue before sewing.