This video is much better quality than the first. Here you take your time and explain what you are doing. This is much more useful! Thanks for taking the time to do it right!
Thank you for the video..... Also Thank you again for my Personalized Brass makers stamp! I get great compliments each time people see my name on projects.
Hey...nice tutorial! You didn't mention alining the punched sewing holes from stripes to the upside. Does it make sense to start from the marked middle?
In your older version of this video, what is the first tool you are using, to trim/burnish the edges of the pieces? It's the same in this video, but I can't understand what it is, and haven't seen one like it.
A very clear, detailed and easily followed video. I live it.
This video is much better quality than the first. Here you take your time and explain what you are doing. This is much more useful! Thanks for taking the time to do it right!
Michael Mays Sr thanks
Thank you for the video..... Also Thank you again for my Personalized Brass makers stamp! I get great compliments each time people see my name on projects.
thanks!
After he's made this he could make an espresso himself, right back there with a little lemon twist... it's good! 😁
How do you know that ?😁
La vidéo est plus explicite que la première et c'est d'autant plus agréable Merci :)
Great item. And great video. Thank you! Will have to go shopping at your store now 🤗👍
This pattern looks great for guitar picks. Cheers
That's a great idea!!!
great video, really well explained
wow, thank you for a very good tutorial, i will definitely use it one day :) thumbs up for this one
Merci beaucoup bonne continuation
COOL!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey...nice tutorial!
You didn't mention alining the punched sewing holes from stripes to the upside.
Does it make sense to start from the marked middle?
Super vidéo! Ou achètes tu le cuir pour tes projets? Je débutes et je suis un peu perdu niveau matières premières ^^
In your older version of this video, what is the first tool you are using, to trim/burnish the edges of the pieces? It's the same in this video, but I can't understand what it is, and haven't seen one like it.
Thanks for the video!great idea. What kind of thread are you using?
Daniel Cheong I was using 0.45mm polyester waxed thread
Hello! You can purchase a pattern (cliché) of a horseshoe-shaped purse in PDF format. Please, I liked your product!
Why are you sticking the strips together rather than using a thicker strip.
what is the price for this coin case? its so lovely item!!
If you are interested to purchased the final item please contact me at info@am-leathercraft.com
how do you keep two glued pieces of leather at a 90 degrees angle prior to stitching? They seem to very strongly held together with just edge glue...
Using contact adhesive on both parts to assemble together works well if the required amount of time to let the glue dry is respected.
what's the name of ur glue?
This is contact adhesive, Barge make some
Hi what thickness would you recommend
1.1, 1.2 mm
@@Theleathercraftacademy cheers
does anyone know the origin of these? I see most of them in the UK but they are not common in the US.