Well, sometime about a year ago I decided I wanted to pick up a new skill in leatherwork. I bought some books, looked around the internet and after a bit of research landed on the art of whip-making. It may sound a bit odd, but hey it’s also a bit interesting. Kind of a dying... Read More
Ive seen the pictures of his cutter but noticed in his WH ad that he has a splitter now based on a Dorrance design. Has anyone seen it? Do you have a picture you could post? Mike
Whether you’re currently selling your work or you have plans to start selling your work, the fear and frustration behind product pricing is real. A lot of leatherworkers don’t know where to start when pricing their products so they guess or they ask people in a Facebook group what they would pay for a certain product. These are BIG mistakes for a few reasons.
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Modern Craft Project winner Paul Cunningham of Leather Head Sports talks about making his traditional quality leather balls like lemon balls & footballs.
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I'd love to hear how you burnish your edges to a very high level of refinement. (Ken, I'm talking to you!) I made this quick belt sheath for my...
Cutting leather isn’t particularly tricky, but doing it right is. Cuts need to be perfect, because they seriously effect the ease of the steps that follow and result of your leather project. Even a slight slip of your ruler can mess with your burnishing process and make your stitching lines no longe
From a garage workshop filled with leather to a light-filled studio, these artists’ surroundings are part of their process
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Hello Everyone, This is the first time ( i think) posting any of my work on the forum, though i have been lurking for a few years. Hand sewn using linen thread with a 9 tpi iron (8 spi i guess) with a "saddle stitch" technique. Handles, lining, and zipper next. Thanks for looking
Last week I wrote about mise en place and workspaces. Many of you emailed back some amazing workspace photos. Here are a few of the highlights: Alan P. Andy F. Chris S. Metallicsunburst Benzethonium Balsamountain Asdem Everyone works differently and has different styles. When looking at someone’s space, it’s a peek into how…
