Members tossik Posted June 6, 2016 Members Report Posted June 6, 2016 Made my first Japanese wallet over the weekend and wanted to share the final product with everyone. Around 70% of this wallet was hand stitched using saddle stitching with .6mm tan tiger thread. Parts of the inside were stitched using a sewing machine. This wallet has 6 card compartments, 3 bill compartments and a coin pocket. I have used a number of different high quality leathers for this project, including: - Natural Horween Chromexcel Horse Butt for the front cover. This will age and darken beautifuly with use. - Alligator Skin Aged Brown for the front accent and chain holder - Natural Tan Pigskin - Inside wallet lining - Full-grain Hermann Oak Vegetable Tanned leather - Inside components - YKK brass zipper - Indian Head Concho As this was my first (big) wallet I have ever done, so for me the project took around 3-4 hours or templating and around 12 hours to make. Edges of the leather were left untreated (sanded only) per request. Hope you guys like it Quote
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