Basic Leather Working Pt. 3 - How to Use The Camouflage Tool
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- In this series, award-winning leather artist and instructor Jim Linnell walks you through the basics of how to use leather carving tools and be successful with your leatherwork.
In this video, Jim explains how to use the camouflage stamping tool on leather, where you use it in a pattern, and the effect it has on your design.
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Intro music composed by Wolf Schweizer-Gerth
Great teacher. Thank you for your detail and step by step explanations.
Hi Mr Linnell. I’ve been watching this latest tutorial series and just wanted to say thank you! I’m finally getting back to doing leatherwork and it just melts any stress or worries away. I’ve really missed it these past few months. Thank you for all you do for me personally and for our community. You are a true treasure sir.
Choya, I am glad to hear you are getting back at it. Please touch bases if you are ever in the DFW area.
Jim Linnell thank you. I would be honored. I am living in Teague, Tx. right now. Not too far 😊. Bless you and yours.
Oh my goodness. I cannot even tell you how excited I am to find you. Thank you for the help doesnt seem like enough, but THANK YOU!!
This is great stuff! thanks for sharing.
Wonderful ❣️ I just wanted to thank you for your beginner instructions Your so awesome 💖🌹❣️
Thank you
Excellent videos! Thanks very much. Which camo tool are you using here? Thanks again for sharing your knowledge and talents with us.
I think that was a C433 Craftool.
@@ElktracksLeather thank you, sir.
Hi Mr Linnell I have just started in leather work and find your videos very instructional and help full I have just tooled some leather coasters which look good only thing is when you put your cup on them the cup leaves a mark is there any finish you can recommend to stop this by the way I live in Yorkshire England Thankyou in advance
Hello Mick, Vegetable tanned tooling leather will absorb liquids unless it has a coating on it that is water proof. Unfortunately, these finishes often leave the leather looking like it has a plastic coating. You can make it water resistant with oils or waxes. These will often darken the leather and only helps it resist the moisture.
Are you still reading your comments Mr Linnell?
The last I have seen is 7months ago.❣️🙏🏻
Yep, I still check them