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I study lots of peoples work to help better my own craft. I really like these circles in the center of this leaf. I am wondering if they are a series of stamps or if they are cut using the swivel knife. Any help would be appreciated.

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I don't know how that example was done, but I would think you could do something similar by using different sized hole punches, and only punching through the upper surface of the leather, case the leather, and then use a beveller around the outside? Might work?

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When I want to make perfect circles like this, I use hole punches and lightly tap them with my maul. I then bevel around them for the finish look.

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Looks like different size Seeders to me.

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Looks like a set of seeders. I just recently got an old craftool set from proleather carvers(?) on fleabay. 5 or 6 sizes in a series. Cameroo and King's X's suggestion would work just fine as well so long as you have the punches.

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Thanks for the feedback guys. I will have to try the punches I never thought of that

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After you use the punches and bevel, you can take a spoon to the circles on their inside, and round them over some for a better effect.

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