Members SouthernCross Posted May 7, 2017 Author Members Report Posted May 7, 2017 Thanks for the info. Quote
Members Matt S Posted May 7, 2017 Members Report Posted May 7, 2017 How complicated is the pattern? If it's simple you could probably make a cardboard template then mark and cut several dozen in the time you could learn CAD. Small clicker dies can be used without a press by tapping along their length with a mallet. Quote
Members SouthernCross Posted May 7, 2017 Author Members Report Posted May 7, 2017 I've got a cardboard template made already. I'll see how well the item sells and if I get lots of orders I'll have a clicker die made. Quote
Members Sonydaze Posted May 8, 2017 Members Report Posted May 8, 2017 Seeing how well they sell before investing in equipment/dies is a good idea. I don'y buy dies until a new design proves itself. Look at the widths of your cardboard templates and cut strips of leather to match, cut the strips to length of the other dimension of the template, then finish any cutouts or trimming of the pieces. That's what I try to do with any shape that is conducive. Quote http://www.bound2please.com Sewing machines: 3 - Sunstar 590BL, Artisan Toro 3200, Juki LK-1900HS, Juki DDL-8500-7, Juki DDL-5550N, Pfaff 138-6/21, Pfaff 546-H3, Pfaff 335-H3, Adler 221-76, Singer 144WVS33, Singer 29K-51, Siruba 747B
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