Transferring Patterns To Leather

[Sc00t3r]

you could use a 3d printer if you have a bed big enough to print a craftaid.  if you own the printer, you could scale it accordingly

 

Scoot

[Vana]

I don't know if it's already mentioned, but sheet protectors do also work fine, and are cheap.

 

Vana

[LoneWolf1973]

I bought a couple packs or overhead projector sheets (at a thrift shop) and if the design is simple I use a permanent marker and trace it on the film (just make sure you don't place the ink side on the leather...been there) or of the design is larger or more in-depth I tape a paper copy to a sheet of the film and tape another over it...then I cut it out of the film leaving about 1/4 inch around the design and seal the edges with tape.  You can also (usually) put these sheets thru a printer but, again, do not place ink side down on the leather.  Then I use a ball point pen to transfer the pattern...and being in the plastic film the image can be reused.

I don't know but this may seem like alot of work but it seems to work for a lasting pattern.  I am sure there are better ways but getting that film like I did (usually about $30 a pack...I paid $1) it's what I'm doing for now.

[LZpattern]

Plastic film is the best choice, and the parchment paper is the second one.