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Hello @all,

here I have my first real leather project I´ve made as an X-Mas present. It´s an hand stitched leather bag with a tooled patch on it. What do you think ?!?

Cheers,

Marcel

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looks nice.

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nice clean bag! stitching looks good and consistant

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Thanks a lot guys...

I have to do the stitiching by hand, bacause I don´t have a proper sewing machine for leather. I mean it takes longer (especially for a beginner), but from my point of view it also brings out the real "handmade" character of a project.

Cheers,

Marcel

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I like that bag!

Looks great for bringing home those heavy milkbottles from the store and probably more environmental friendly than the plastic bags that are so popular where I live.

I can only agree with your opinion about the handmade characteristics, I really like the craftmanship to show through, now if I could just get rid of "sloppy work" too, ha ha :head_hurts_kr:

All the best and keep up that good work!

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looks great.........keep em comming....

that was a lot of fun , was it not..

Luke

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Marcel congrats on the first project its a nice piece you can be proud to show, Don

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Very nice piece! Only one thing I can see you could improve- At the heel side of the bevel, run a modeling tool along the ridge to smooth is out a little. All in all, a superb job.

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