[FREE PATTERN] Leather Tools Organiser
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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Made out of Crazy Horse, Uragano leather. Use a discount code - "Uragano10" for -10%
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Are you tired of rummaging through drawers and containers to find the right leather tool for your crafting projects? Look no further! Our comprehensive PDF pattern guide offers the perfect solution to keep your leather tools organized in a functional and stylish manner. Say goodbye to the frustration of misplaced tools and hello to a streamlined and efficient workflow.
Crafting with leather requires a wide range of specialized tools, from needles and punches to cutting tools and awls. Keeping these tools organized is essential for any leather enthusiast or professional crafter. Our PDF pattern guide provides step-by-step instructions and measurements to create a customized leather tools organizer that suits your specific needs.
One of the key advantages of using a PDF pattern is its versatility. You can easily print the pattern at home or access it on your computer or tablet. This allows you to work at your own pace and refer back to the instructions whenever needed. The pattern guide includes detailed illustrations and clear directions, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced crafters.
The leather tools organizer features multiple compartments and pockets designed to accommodate different tool sizes and types. With designated slots for each tool, you can easily see and access your entire collection at a glance. No more wasting time searching for the right tool buried in a cluttered drawer!
The design of the organizer focuses on functionality without compromising style. You can choose from a variety of leather materials, colors, and finishes to match your personal taste. Whether you prefer a classic and professional look or a vibrant and contemporary style, the PDF pattern guide allows you to customize your organizer accordingly. Having a well-organized workspace promotes creativity and efficiency, enabling you to focus on what you love most - crafting beautiful leather goods.
In conclusion, our comprehensive PDF pattern guide for a leather tools organizer is the ultimate resource for leather enthusiasts and crafters. It offers a user-friendly and customizable solution to keep your tools organized, streamlining your workflow and saving you precious time. Don't let disorganized tools hinder your creativity-start your journey toward an organized and efficient workspace today!
PDF Pattern includes stitching holes marked, all cutting lines, and video instructions.
PDF Letter 11 x 8.5 (US) & A4 printable Pattern for leather craft.
The leather template has been designed to use by any level of experience.
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Tools you need:
- sharp knife
- thin 0.8-1mm hole puncher or pricking irons or awl
- hammer
- 2 needles
- paper tape
- a home printer
Materials you need:
- about 0.4sqm (4.3 sqft) of leather (preferable about 1.6-2mm (4-5oz)
- 1 x 20mm belt buckle
- zipper
- a rivet
- polyester waxed thread 0.8mm
great work.... sad it goes out of focus so much ...
I love your work. But I did find the music annoying. Just fyi. Thanks for always posting. 👍
You know you CAN mute the sound if it's unwanted, right?
0:48 Just noticing that you seem to have cut an extra piece that is not in the pattern or the rest of the video. Nice pattern regardless, I am going to be making it on my next weekend off.
I noticed that too. That long piece with all the holes along both sides. I watched the entire video and can't see where it was used and it's not a piece in my pattern. Good way to confuse people.
Tip: If you pass the needle through the tail of the thread three times, it won't pull out of the eye as you sew.
I picked this up just for the Celtic knot. Thanks! It’s perfect for what I’m planning.
so many negative remarks. I dont see your channel on here showing how to do this. no one way is the correct way. Be thankful!
Thanks!
I just finished this today. Didn't do knot. Want to put my own on next timr
We all have our own way of doing a thing. You can make the same thing 20 differnt ways and it comes out the same.... Work with what works for you 😊
Работа замечательная, чувствуется рука мастера! Иногда, что бы что то отрезать всё таки лучше использовать ножницы, а не нож.
this is glorious, cant wait to get into it after i find my thread lol
Awesome! Just got it, can't wait to start.
Как всегда огонь 🔥🔥Лайк
Which color dye was used on the Celtic knot design?
It has been dyed in a tannery. It's uragano, crazy horse leather available in our store. Color inferno.
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Tip: If you don't pull the first needle tight, leaving a loop, then after passing the second needle through, you then pass it through the loop, same direction each time, either up or down, then you'll get a constant slope to the stitching, and a professional-looking saddle stitch.
with the larger holes like this, it really does not matter, it straightens out when you pull snug.. those are 1.5mm hole punched holes, not stitching chisel holes.. Have made a bag with the holes like this, and did do what you describe.. made no difference at all.. as long as one is consistent with how they do the stitches, it will come out fine, just without the slant that one would get with proper stitching chisel holes.
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Tip: a Kam Green Machine rivet-setter creates a far better domed rivet head than hammering does.
Of course it do, we just want show that everyone can do it without proper tools.
@@CreativeAwl Certainly, but it might be a thought to do some skilling-up videos, the use of stitching groovers to protect the thread, edge-polishing, etc. Beginners needn't stay that way forever.