Lo k mas m gusta de este tipo de costura son sus ventajas frente al sistema antiguo en k cosias por el borde ya k al hacer la costura se podia descuadrar ,romper hilo , etc
Los huequitos se hacen con una 'puntilla' o 'lezna' sobre una base de 'hule/goma' min 3:09 del video. Mismo procedimiento: ruclips.net/video/kahlJ31s2I8/видео.html ruclips.net/video/BNqhVimC7zM/видео.html ruclips.net/video/maw7d4RLsQk/видео.html ruclips.net/video/YEpb-_CquBM/видео.html ruclips.net/video/tvEmysl9_eU/видео.html ruclips.net/video/cPbFJRn-voY/видео.html ruclips.net/video/jkFN20AyrRE/видео.html
I really like these tutorials. They have a personal feel. Great camera work too. I used them to help make a new shift boot cover which came out nicely. Are more steering wheel covering tutorials available yet? That's my next project.
I'm glad the videos are useful! As for steering-wheel tutorials we're preparing the first course of a series. it will be for sale on a new website. I think it is worthwhile, for the people really interested in knowing how to do this procedure in an easy way and starting from zero. We´re on edition step at this moment.
+syndromer I used a 'polyester thread UV protected' 3/64"thick approx. (it could be waxed)...here in Mexico is called 'double zero'...if I'm right, it corresponds to 277 in USA :www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=TTE&Category_Code=polyester-thread-size-277#Polyester_Thread_-_Size_277 Check min. 0:41 to 1:35..it's the same thread used for these patterns:ruclips.net/video/kahlJ31s2I8/видео.html
+Cechaflo Im not sure if that is correct because 3/64 = 0.046875 inches. According to thethreadexchange, 277(tex270) is only 0.0231 inches. I think maybe it is called "double zero" because it is 2 stands of 277 thread. (2 x 0.0231 = 0.0462...very close..) .Now I am confused though because it doesn't look like 2 threads in your video
Hi Patrick, my typical mexican belt is also a leather-cow handcraft, but I didn´t make it...I bought it. I'd like to make one by myself...it's not my specialty, but any leather artisan can do it.
Hello, Cechaflo!) My respects and kind words of the great Masters! ... I'm back today to do hand-stitched on to your video. A piece of leather from a broom stick overtighten) Again and again. Cross stitches & Baseball seam captured my mind)))) Greetings from Russia!
Hi FRiend, ........'Blunt stitching needles' easily run through the pre-made stitching holes in the leather piece. The procedure to get a ‘blunt needle’ consists in taking off the sharp point just by grinding it a little with the ‘grinding machine’. The final step is to polish it by passing it over and over a sheet of ‘soft grain metal sandpaper’. A three inches long needle does well. If necessary when sewing ‘lubricate’ your needle with the ‘bees-wax’ to ease the action of passing through the little ‘leather stitching holes’. The advisable thickness of the needle should be 1/16” of an inch...... (Information from my First Basic Training Manual...chapter I , section V)
Super Kool! special thanks!
You are a craftsman sir.
Thanks. Worked great for me
Thank you for sharing. Redone my classic Porsche steering wheel myself with your perfect video.
I am so glad these videos are useful !
Well done. Thanks for your time. We appreciate.
Well done
*Very nice video*
Lo k mas m gusta de este tipo de costura son sus ventajas frente al sistema antiguo en k cosias por el borde ya k al hacer la costura se podia descuadrar ,romper hilo , etc
Thanks a lot! I just didn't know how to make handle for a bow, and now I know!
Thanks for watching my videos !!!
How did you do your starting stitch?
Fantastic job. You really know your trade !!!!!
beautiful job. thanks
Thanks for watching the videos!
excelente trabajo ,,felicidades por ese talento!!!!
¡Gracias por apreciar estos trabajos!
👍👍👍👍🌹
Excellent thanks alot bro
Dos tapiceros me recomendaron tirar un mueble gracias a esta tecnica yo misma lo repare gracias
¡Me da mucho gusto que este video haya sido útil!
Thanks for the great video. How do you calculate the length of thread that you need, please?
Pero y digo yo di graduamos la maquina de coser y cosemos sin hilo solo perforando ,no lograriamos lo mismo?
Min. tres:52 de este video: ruclips.net/video/Wp5GVDWsyV4/видео.html
Como le haces los puntos en donde se marca para poner los hilos muy bueno en video lo quiero pobrar hacer .
Los huequitos se hacen con una 'puntilla' o 'lezna' sobre una base de 'hule/goma' min 3:09 del video.
Mismo procedimiento:
ruclips.net/video/kahlJ31s2I8/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/BNqhVimC7zM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/maw7d4RLsQk/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/YEpb-_CquBM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/tvEmysl9_eU/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/cPbFJRn-voY/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/jkFN20AyrRE/видео.html
Thanks, very clear. I use it for a sword
I'm glad the video was useful!
I really like these tutorials. They have a personal feel. Great camera work too. I used them to help make a new shift boot cover which came out nicely. Are more steering wheel covering tutorials available yet? That's my next project.
I'm glad the videos are useful!
As for steering-wheel tutorials we're preparing the first course of a series. it will be for sale on a new website. I think it is worthwhile, for the people really interested in knowing how to do this procedure in an easy way and starting from zero. We´re on edition step at this moment.
Супер очень сильно
Thanks for watching!
I was always taught to stitch towards me when sewing leather. Is there a reason why you sew away from yourself in cross stitch?
Both ways are valid. I have chosen this position to get a wider view on screen.
What kind of thread did you use here? How thick is it? Is it UV protected?
+syndromer I used a 'polyester thread UV protected' 3/64"thick approx. (it could be waxed)...here in Mexico is called 'double zero'...if I'm right, it corresponds to 277 in USA :www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=TTE&Category_Code=polyester-thread-size-277#Polyester_Thread_-_Size_277
Check min. 0:41 to 1:35..it's the same thread used for these patterns:ruclips.net/video/kahlJ31s2I8/видео.html
+Cechaflo
Im not sure if that is correct because 3/64 = 0.046875 inches. According to thethreadexchange, 277(tex270) is only 0.0231 inches. I think maybe it is called "double zero" because it is 2 stands of 277 thread. (2 x 0.0231 = 0.0462...very close..) .Now I am confused though because it doesn't look like 2 threads in your video
+syndromer I'm still confused about these sizes...I got the approx. thickness in inches by placing a measure tape on top.
...and very very cool belt! hand made of the author? )))
Hi Patrick, my typical mexican belt is also a leather-cow handcraft, but I didn´t make it...I bought it. I'd like to make one by myself...it's not my specialty, but any leather artisan can do it.
Hello, Cechaflo!)
My respects and kind words of the great Masters!
... I'm back today to do hand-stitched on to your video. A piece of leather from a broom stick overtighten) Again and again.
Cross stitches & Baseball seam captured my mind))))
Greetings from Russia!
** Google translator laughs...
اين الصوت
Hello,which size is the neadle you use?
Hi FRiend, ........'Blunt stitching needles' easily run through the pre-made stitching holes in the leather piece. The procedure to get a ‘blunt needle’ consists in taking off the sharp point just by grinding it a little with the ‘grinding machine’. The final step is to polish it by passing it over and over a sheet of ‘soft grain metal sandpaper’.
A three inches long needle does well. If necessary when sewing ‘lubricate’ your needle with the ‘bees-wax’ to ease the action of passing through the little ‘leather stitching holes’. The advisable thickness of the needle should be 1/16” of an inch......
(Information from my First Basic Training Manual...chapter I , section V)
A three (3) inches long needle does well....... The advisable thickness of the needle should be 1/16” of an inch......
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