How to Make a BEAUTIFUL Wet Molded Leather Bag!
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How to Make a BEAUTIFUL Wet Molded Leather Bag!
We take all of our previous skills and combine them to make this wet molded leather bag! This leather crafting DIY Project uses wet molds to make the pockets, and then we sew them all together carefully layering liners so that none of the stitching or hardware is felt on the inside. The closure is a tuck lock, which looks beautiful against the milled Wicket and Craig Deer Print leather :) This leather is quickly becoming one of our favorites, it's lovely to work with!
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Happy Crafting!
Beauty.... Not only are you a Master Craftsman but you are a genius also...
Michael from Canada
It's really nice to see all of your work, well done both of you
This was awesome. and I love the way you are embracing the Matrix and Back to the Future in your videos. Nothing better than future you jumping in to add color commentary. This was a great project and I loved being able to see a different way to use these molds to design and fashion a while different kind of product!!!
This one sold me on the wet molds and everything else. I have to make this bag. Thanks, guys.
This is truly exquisite craftsmanship !
Excellent instruction and detailed explanations- exactly what I needed!
Awesome, that little bag will be great for a number of uses! Thank You for Sharing!!! 👍
Another awesome job. I can hardly wait for my wet molds to arrive.
As always easy to follow and excellent work 👍. I have recently got into making bags and this just inspires me to expand my knowledge and learn more and more 👌 thanks guys
Such a beautiful bag
Ya definitely want to make a pattern for that latch! Thanks for the video!
Cool! Thanks a lot for your tutorial! It`s excellent!
Loved this project. Your vids have inspired me to start working with kesther
Lovely work, and a great way to finish my week here in The Netherlands, Thanks
Great idea ! Great job !
Just got my molds and happen to have some tuck locks on hand! AV quality is great too! Thanks for the awesome idea!
Hello. Where did you get and buy the molds. What sizes are
Needed. Also do you know where to get the pattern?
Beautiful! I have to make this!
Deadset gorgeous Eric!
Neatly completed 👍
Such a beautiful bag. Your instructions are very clear and the videoing was awesome!
impressive skills you have sir
love this. great job'
I bet these wet moulds would be awesome for making a tool belt too. Gotta get some now.
Great work
Really nice build! One thing if you were going to make several of these is to get a 3D Printed version of the die mold top piece with a slit put into it for a cut line to make it the same every time. I am working on a die for a wet molded shaving bag right now.
Greetings from ATLANTA Georgia.....thank you.....
beautiful work bro, thx for sharing.
beautiful work as always. scared to start making bags but it looks so exciting!
Start with something simple like a coin holder and then work your way up to a cell phone holder and then on to small bags. I like wet molding, it's a blast to do and not that hard. I make my own molds as I'm a woodworker too.
awesome!
Awesome love it all will definitely buy from Buckleguy thanks
wow, just wow! @Corter that is seriously such a cool bag. Im only 12 years old but seeing this is inspiring. rly cool stuff!
I love the tools he using...
Great design. Thanks for sharing. And I like working with Buckleguy. Very pleased with my products and service.
great tutorial!
Yup, gotta try this. Hope the daughter would like it. Hopefully supplies aren’t a bank breaker.
Very nice
Good work
Good work 👌👌
You my CZcams master craft.
This is my favorite. I can’t get over it either. Great work again. This bag is sexy!
СПАСИБО ВАМ!!!
good job...
The main reason I went into leather working is to make a purse that looks like a book. This video is a great example as to what I will need to do.
brilliant more new skills to practice
Красавчик, спасибо за видео , 👍👍👍👍👍.
Man I seriously love your videos. I’ve been wanting to get into leather craft for quite a while now but honestly I absolutely can’t afford it. Thanks for all the amazing content! Hopefully in the next couple years I’ll be able to show you what I make from watching your videos!
Can't wait to see what you make - and remember, you don't need super fancy tools! I started Corter with $37 worth of tools and a single panel of leather from my dorm room, hopefully you can start crafting soon :)
@@Corter I hope so too! I’ve been scoping out cheep tools but I know I shouldn’t be spending money I don’t have right now. We’re just scraping by but God sustains! I’ll be sure to send you pics. Thanks :)
If you have an extra like $15 and a Dollar Tree and some thrift stores nearby, you can get some inexpensive cutting tools and glues and whatnot at the Tree, and find some leather pieces, coats or handbags, at low prices from the thrifts. Depending on what you want to make it could get you started. Sell some stuff and build up your bank until you can get to where you want to be.
Here's how I got started, and it seemed to work well. It's a $40 plan to get $100 worth of product on your first go.
I started by just making journals, with only these things: paper, thick thread, and sheep leather. Sheep leather is the key there, it's far cheaper, and far more flexible, like cloth. You can stitch it to the front page and back page for a bit more stability. The only tools I needed were scissors, (which work fine to cut the paper and sheep leather) a nail, (to punch the few holes) and a needle, for obvious reasons.
Usually sheep leather only comes in full hides, but it costs about the same as a panel of nice cowhide, and you get far more out of it.
So the cost of all of this:
Leather: $20
Thread: $6 - $7 (this gets you some color variety too)
Paper: anywhere from $7 to $15 depending on what you want
Needles: $1.50 - $5
Scissors (if you don't have any already): $4 - $10
Ruler (if you don't have one already): $2 - $7
and you can just use any pointy strong-ish thing for the poking part. Maybe even a toothpick!
You can get about six 5x8 inch journals out of this. There are REALLY easy to follow tutorials on this platform, and the journals themselves are really simple to make. If you sell each one to friends and family for $20, you could make $120, but you might mess up on at least one, so realistically you'd only get $100. That's still a $60 profit, which you could use to expand your hobby.
I highly encourage exploring leather, it's been so much fun for me!
@@Corter Hi there, I didn't want to make this it's own comment, because I remember you saying something about why you never show your face, so I wanted as little people to see this as possible, to leave that disclosure decision up to you. But just so that you know, at 31:08 you can make out your face pretty clearly in the closure reflection.
From what I can tell, you have a nice face!
With a different closure, belt loops or guide on the back, and a few gears and cogs this would make a nice steampunk belt bag.
Y’a it’s a cool bag
Hi,
Making trays is great. I am going to try to make burger and Fries or fish and chips tray.
Thanks for tutorial.
У Вас очень красивые работы!
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Were do you get your Veledon (sticky backed Nylon) that you always use?
I had to go hunting for it to, (no apparent link!) found it at Rocky Mtn leather Supply as "French "Velodon" Reinforcement"
I love your videos haven’t seen a bad one yet
After watching this and the tray video I had to buy some of the molds
When you glued the back was there a reason to not split the paper so you concentrate on lining up one side at a time?
15:30 "So I'm gonna measure stitch line to stitch line, so that's eleven mil..."
Eric.... Those are centimeters, dear
Love the video and project as always!
Also... The D-ring joke. Got a good chuckle out of that haha (especially from Kayleena's defeated laugh and dropping the camera)
This is a great idea for the wet molds. What thickness leather are you using? I was thinking two layers of 4 to 5oz would be a little thick. Sorry if this has already been asked\answered.
I found that using freezer paper works great instead of the plain paper.
I wonder if parchment paper might make an easier glue preventative?
Might be worth a shot. Not much sticks to it, I use my stapler to make bags to cook in🤣
That is a very nice bag, great work on the flap. Have you ever thought about wet molding the front part of the flap on a bag like this???
Yea I was thinking about that! It'd be really cool, 100% the next step. Just thought of it mid-project and didn't have time to make up a mold for it, next one for sure!
@@Corter That will be cool to see how you make a mold for that or are you thinking of wetting the flap and molding it too the lower? Other Idea would be to make each pocket cover and then join them together, I think that the stitching might make that even look very cool.
What a beautiful bag!! I have experience with wet molds on veg tan leather but do you wet the Wickett & Craig deer print leather that you used? I always thought only veg tan leather could wet molded. Thanks!
It's a very good product! Isn't this sold? I wanted it 😊 I subscribed to the channel!
Couple of things please. what , where are your stitching chisels, I have had no luck finding a decent set. What knife are you using? Is it a Xacto?
This is first time I have heard of that sticky back stuff you are using.
Already ordered the empty paint markers from buckleguy, I watched you use them on another video.
Now to find those molds. I do not have a cnc or any clue how to use one. My home made molds leave much to be desired.
I love your tutorials, they actually teach and not leave students befuddled.
When I do my edges black, well most of my edges are black, I use a Sharpy marker that is about the size he is using. Is that leather dye? I have no idea but it works.
Btw, this is a nice bag.
You are super
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fanclasstic watch!
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What did you use for stiffening? I couldn't seem to find it through the tools and materials link. Thank you!
Bendiciones, solo hablo y entiendo Español gracias
Just a thought if you made the mould a little over twice the size when you cut it in half you'd have two bag pieces a little over size and little to no waste
Is it possible to get your patterns for that satchel bag .
Can you make a belt carry EDC
2:33 очень интересный момент, демонстрирующий мастерство рукодельника)) да?
а петельки для ремешка которые через некоторое время использования сумки "прогрызут" место трения с кожей (тем более если кожа растишка) - тут вообще без комментариев
How long would you say the wet molds last before you’d need to buy a replacement?
Where can we get the adhesive nylon liner?
9:31 Hi, friend. What is the name of that applicator and where do they sell it? it's great. Greetings
Cigar case?
what are the 2 mold sizes that you use here?
"...dees rings..." and then you laugh at yourself.
Best part of the video.
Hello,what dye do you use for your marker?
Great video and amazing bag! Where do you get your Vachetta split down so thin?
Keep up the great work!
I honestly don't remember, it's been in the scrap bin forever!
Ok, thanks for responding.
Where do you buy the pattern and molds?
What is the name of the blocks he always punches on? Also, where can I get one?
Hi..is plywood ok for the molder?
I am super interested in shopping with buckleguy. But there is just so much that is out of stock right now…. Like the multipack for ritza tiger thread. I check every day and it seems like its been out of stock for months..
What if you cut the openings before molding them?
Where do you buy the leather stiffener?
Yo! Sweet bag!
Quick question: could you have glued/sewn the sides together and wet molded them as one?
Thanks! And probably not - thread isn't stretchy, so you'd either rip the leather or the thread trying to wet mold it probably. Glue only I'm not sure about but the leather does stretch so if it did work, you'd probably get some weird stretch lines and stuff as the inner liner stretches on a tighter radius than the outer piece around the curves
Hi there
The Sound is a little low. If you could get a mike that is closer to your mouth, that way you dont get the "Sound" of the room. Also this Will reduce background noise.
Regards Claus dk..
I'm looking into a clippy mic! Will do :) Thank you!
Where can I get the dye marker?
Hear me out... Leather fanny pack?!
Amazing content as always :)
Why glue paper between layers of leather? And what kind of paper? Thank you.
Which brand in Amazon has the best tools?
I can not see the stiffener in the Tools and Material link can you give me the name or better still a link please? Love you videos very inspiring
Amazon should have it Velodon nylon backing.
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What price would you ask for this?
Can you please suggest to Buckleguy to carry the Nylon adhesive backed stiffener/strengthener? Without knowing the exact spelling of the brand name, it is impossible to find searching on the internet. Thank you .
Working on making a nice version of it with Buckleguy ourselves! It'll be a. bit different, we want to make a few changes to make it perfect for leatherwork :)
@@Corter Said it before. You guys are the best!
Can you direct me to a bevel video. All of mine are dull from years of use. Do you have a favor tool or do you favor one beveler over others?
Anyone could respond. I'm at a standstill.
It is crooked?
What is the nylon stuff you are using, called? Thank you
Velodon nylon backing
@@edwardbella3871 thank you. I'm looking for it now, for my next projects.
Tandy leather has it Bag stiffener sku 9072-00