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Hi, Lynda! Which color leather panel did you use for the wallet? If you ever want to give it another go, I can send a different color your way in a lighter weight. Just give me a yell at any time and I am on it. :) Many thanks - Can't wait to see it!

The vintage green, I think that was the name. Hope to finish today.

In that case, as long as you keep everything else the same (especially the “fold to” lines made on the back of the leather), the zipper opening will just sit down a little further, rather than right at the top where the fold of the pocket is. I think you will still love it!

The closed end zippers have a 7” opening, but extra zipper tape on the ends so they can be sewn into the opening. If using continuous zipper tape, it will need to be cut longer than 7”.

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!

I haven't tried it in the lightweight Saffiano just yet, but we just got a mustard color in and it is on my sewing list for sure. I really do believe it should be great with a thin/firm leather like Saffiano. However, just to be safe, I recommend holding off on punching the snap hole in the flap until after the wallet is completed because a firmer leather might not fold over quite as far as a soft one. By holding off, you can make sure all goes well with your flap closure in the end. There are notes in the written instructions regarding this adjustment, but if they are not helpful, please feel free to give us a yell.

@@georgiagirlstitches thank you very much.

Thank you!

Thank you, Lauren!

Many thanks!

Awww (blushing)...that is such an awesome compliment. Glad you enjoyed the tutorial. Many thanks, Anita!

Hi! Currently, we do not, but that is a great idea!

Many thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.

Hi! Now that you mention it, we do have a crossbody bag that we are thinking of doing a tutorial on. That video would show one method that is used on a bags with a gusset.

I believe this is the TechSew 4800.

We do not, but I believe someone in our Facebook group has created them. I will check on it. Thanks!

Using two pieces for the strap makes it so you can have an adjustable strap that has a strap end on both ends of the webbing. If you are making a fixed length strap, it is not necessary to use two pieces - or, you can make a one piece adjustable strap, but in that case you would only have the leather strap end on one end of the webbing.

We are happy to hear you enjoyed the video! Thanks for being here with us.

love the extra design of having an extra part of strap.

Awesome, thank you! Glad it was helpful.

Thank you! Will do!

Thank you kindly!

Thanks for the sub!

Hi, Renate! Here I am responding 11 months later (shame on me)...I cut the longer strip to 50" long, but that can be adjusted - although I am sure you were probably done waiting for this response a long time ago. You know I am terrible with anything that isn't IG. I am trying to do better!😂

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Thanks, Jessica!

I added some Tokonole (with a bit of water to thin it out) into an empty marker we purchased on Amazon. We should have these empty markers available on our website in the next couple of weeks.

We will be adding some new webbing and leather packs very soon!

Thanks, Renate! These are the green straps you just ordered. I love that they burnish so quickly and easily. Please let me know how you how you like them when you receive them!

Yea! I have the tools for beveling and the burnishing cream. Honestly, I just gouge the edges…I need practice obviously. You make everything look so easy.

Thank you!

Hi! The burnishing agent we used was Tokonole. We like to add it to an empty marker (I believe they are called acrylic paint markers), with just a small bit of water to thin it out enough to soak through the marker tip. It has worked like a charm for us!

This was the #3 beveler from our set. David will often use the #2 as well.

@@georgiagirlstitches thank you so much 🙏

@@georgiagirlstitches Will you be bringing these back?