Step By Step: Shell Cordovan & Baby Calf Bifold

[stelmackr]

It is actually a mixture of beeswax and parafin wax.

Thank you for the added information. Like tips like those are very helpful.

Bob Stelmack

[25b]

Where do you buy your Clayton shell cordovan, please? I've been trying to find someone who sells it for a very long time, so I'd appreciate it very much if you could please tell me where you bought it. The Shinki cordovan also, please.

Edited July 21, 2015 by 25b

[bananaplum]

What an amazing tutorial! The design of how the pockets attach to the lining is very beautiful and the step-by-steps are super helpful. Thank you for such a wonderful post.

[CustomDoug]

I'd like to know where you got both of the leathers, please? Great tutorial too, BTW !

Doug C

[club49]

Where did you get the hardware you used on that press to cut the pockets out?

Jim

[capsterdog]

Very helpful, but I do not have dies or a press to cut out the pieces, can you give dimensions?

[J W Craftsman]

Very helpful, but I do not have dies or a press to cut out the pieces, can you give dimensions?

Pam,

You can find the downloadable pattern and instructions for this wallet here

http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=54776

[natenaaron]

That was a well done explanation about how it was done. I have a couple questions. What OZ leather did you use? The second question is the contrasting thread color, was that chosen by the customer?

[ducjes]

That was a well done explanation about how it was done. I have a couple questions. What OZ leather did you use? The second question is the contrasting thread color, was that chosen by the customer?

It depends on the project. I often use 4 ounce for exteriors and 2 - 3 ounce for interiors. All leathers and threads are chosen by the customer.

[nate186]

Wow, very Nice! I'm thinking of buying some baby calf, I've never used it before.