This is just bout my 3rd video and yep I wasn't surprised! He is amazingly skilled and obviously enjoys his work and has great pride in creating excellent results.
Steve, thank you, so very much for the beautiful job you did on my bag. I received my bag prior to the airing of this video so, you can only imagine my surprise to see new handles on her. I've had this bag for more than 35 years; of which the last 20 were spent in a closet due to her condition. You did a magnificent job. May God bless you, your family and Zeus. Thank you again. VM
You do more than you promise because you care about the craft, the product and the customer. It's more rewarding for you to go OCD and perfect the job, than it is to meat the demand and or means of the customer. They stepped up to the plate and are willing to pay for as much work they can afford, you are just taking it to the next level, paying with labor and care. No harm in this, if you can afford to do it. The best customer for you, is one who says, "Steve, I trust you. Do what you need to do, and write me up whatever it costs." They are the best because they love your work and respect you.
I’m not sure that Louis Vuitton would have repaired that one. It looks like it well used, and a bit too rough at that. You’re work is excellent . Perhaps you should contact LV and see if you could become an authorized repair station for them. Their goods are excellent quality and I believe your work lives up to their standard of quality.
witatter1 They would not have repaired it. Cracks in the canvas precludes repairjobs. It's unrepairable. The ones here were minor. Any more and he shouldn't have done the repair. Still, I wonder why spend that much money on canvas that's begun cracking.
@@annelisabethcom could be bc of sentimental reasons. I keep ollllllddddddd handbag that my grandmother gave to me before she passed away. I dont use it but thinking abt repair it to use daily
LV wants you to buy a new bag so any repair costs 1/3 price of a new bag you want repaired. That’s confirmed by LVMH rep; also they never discount any thing & burn all unsold bags yearly to create scarcity & drive up prices.
The second Steve says “I’m gonna have to think about new handles”, we all go “forget about it, he’s gonna do new handles”. ☺️ You are a gem Steve and the skill, emotion, quality and thoroughness of your work shows in every single detail. Bravo. Bravo.
If you look up generosity of spirit by definition you’ll see a smiling picture of Steve looking back at you. Well done Steve! I genuinely appreciate these videos of your beautiful work. All the best for you and yours. Robert.
Going back to unstitch the second zipper stiches (once or twice?) probably added to your 'time'. Never the less. It looks marvelous as usual. You should probably just accept that the true craftsman/artist inside of you cannot let anything go out of the shop half done. Or not looking really good. I have seen enough of your videos to know that you often change your methods as you deconstruct and think about the project. That happens after the quote and you never add on to the quote. I admire you immensely for your heart and ability to make a project right. Regardless of extra cost.
Your workmanship and attention to detail is so much better than the originals bought from the popular luxury boutiques labelled as “Made in Italy”, “Made in France”.
Please help me understand I did not know that the original Louis Vuitton bags will go bad like this we'll crack and go on and on help me understand I thought when you found a bag that was cracked and like that looking like that it was not a real bag
Practice Practice Practice ♡ I have completed my first pair of shoes ! I wear them daily, (for short periods as a minor blister heals.) I made my last myself as well. I have started another pair, in my husband's size... Steve you are a keeping it real , excellent teacher. Thank you !
Beautifully done! However, if it was me, I would just buy a new one, with that particular bag! Your job is so detailed and meticulous, on top of the material used, that of course it’ll be $800+ and you can find almost perfect condition used Speedy for $600-$700.
Ade S The bag may have been sentimental to the owner .... Would you rather buy a new one or send Steve the first bag your parents gave you? If you have a bag that long, there is usually a reason.
jennifer * yeah, that’s totally a possibility. I’m sure there is a reason why, of course. I’m just saying, sometimes it’s cheaper to buy a new one than repair. I once bought a pre loved speedy 35, because it was super cheap, and said to myself that I’d send it to the LV store to get it freshen up/repair the top handles. When I took it to the store they suggested I change every patina piece because if I just changed the handles, all the veins and tags would look completely different. So I did the whole thing and the bag ended up looking like new but I spent $850 on the repair + $250 that the bag costed originally so I paid $1100 total which is almost like buying a brand new one haha and later on I found another pre loved one that was described as 9.9/10 for $500 and I bought it for my mom (we both had a speedy 25 since the early 00’s but we were fixated in getting a speedy 30 each as well) so I got it for her birthday and it literally looked brand new. Like she really thought I had just bought it at the store. So I ended up paying twice as much for mine, unnecessarily, and it was a loss because if I ever decide to resell it, I wont get anywhere near $1100 for it. So yeah, that’s my personal experience.
He mentioned at the start it was a $580 job, so already ahead compared to buying a used almost perfect condition @ $600+, however he does say normally an $800 job.
The added value is that Steve does a better job than even LV did when it was newly manufactured....whether it's shoes or a handbag, you now own something that was painstakingly reconstructed by a master craftsman/artist.
@@Styledandorganized in the USA? That I know it’s less than $600 to get all the outside leather replaced, did u have the zipper and hardware replaced as well? Vintage canvas is much better ima.
I was a little saddened by the last vid about Zeus...but i suppose as responsible parents, you've got to make a decision based on what will be right for your child and the whole family. Great job again on the 'Speedy'. What I think is missing, is the clients response. Yeah I'm sure there are some that don't want to be on camera...but seeing their reaction would make these videos complete and really interesting...like the cherry on the cake! Well done Steve for going above and beyond....as usual.
I would like to see an apprentice working along you Steve and dooing small jobs,👍 Your craftsmanship and experience is beyond anyone's expectation 👏👏👏👏
I binge watched your videos after seeing a shoe repair video of yours a little while ago. The sheer care and mindfulness that goes into leatherwork fascinates me, keep up the good work and stay safe Steve!
Hi Steve. Great job, what you have is total pride in your work. I'm in a totally different industry but like you people pass through work that simply doesn't even get through the most simple of quality inspections. I have tried many years to try and instill a sense of pride to all staff that I have worked with. I sadly have come to the conclusion all can have but to differing degrees, but easy for some to drift back into an anything will do attitude, while others will want to deliver the highest quality of work no matter the situation.
I was taught by my father, who, by the way, worked in a foundry for over 40 years and never took a sick day, that good enough was never good enough. You have to be taught a work ethic.
Yep, I had that bag for over 35 years and as a result of carrying it daily, I beat the daylights out of it. After the disasterous zipper replacement, I put it away for over 20 years. After viewing Steve's videos, I took a chance and I was not disappointed. Money well spent 👍
I am just now watching this video. I normally just watch the shoe repairs but thought I would go back and watch this one. My parents run their own repair shop. It is Mainly Furniture, bags, coats, clothes and other things are included. They do not repair shoes though so this video is like what my parents do. I agree with what you are saying too. I have watched my mom replace zippers and it is a lot of work.
I have been on lockdown for 20 weeks, now back to work for my 2nd week. Thanks for your video clips over this time. Kept me entertained, Ali from Scotland.
Wow!! Great job!! That LV speedy must hold sentimental value because she probably could’ve bought another preloved handbag for $500 or $600. You made her bag look brand new!! She’s gonna love it!
Steve, you are a nice person and a great professional. Unfortunately, lots of people all over the place never learned to do things the right way. And that’s probably why they continue to do a bad job. All arts need to be learned and trained to create great professionals.
Steve, that's basically a Brand New Bag! Your work is impeccable and I can't wait to be able to send you my Speedy to be restored. I literally have the same problems that this bag has except my cracks go a little longer and my bag will probably have to be cut. Way to go guy!!
Yet another awesome restoration Steve... Glad to see you have the phone and pen in their pockets.... lol Keep up the great work and look forward to your next video....
Yea the leather on the handles looks disgusting to me lol. I'm so glad you put new ones on. That's one thing I don't like about the LV bags with that light colored leather is the patina gets nasty after time.
You are right. The handles were disgusting. That was 35 years of grime. I am so pleased with my NEW bag. This man is a godsend. I was pleasantly surprised to see my bag with new handles.
The bag is overrated..don't get me wrong..I love LV but the high price that we pay for it is really not worth it because the leather is not even true leather only the Vachetta leather which is the trim and the handles are true leather...but it's the status symbol of saying you have one of those❤
That’s a heck of a fine job you did! That bag she brought you was totaled. I’d have taken one look at it and called it garbage. If you hadn’t done the handles for her, what would’ve been the point? It would’ve still looked grimy and hard-used, despite the other repairs being so expertly done. You made it back into a bag she can be proud of. I hope she appreciated the quality and generosity of your work!
Always wanting to do more means you’re one of those rare craftsmen that are actually proud of their work. It’s really sad this is not more the norm, even if you can’t do the extra work, at least have that feeling in you. I think most people simply don’t notice it, until they see a good job.
Great job as always and nice T-shirt! Was happy to see your video in the morning. Dear Steve, wish you to have little vocation near the sea, you should take care of yourself in order not to burn out doing your amazing job. We miss your videos, but we want you to be happy too! 🙂
I'm glad you mentioned the trucks driving past, I thought there was one outside my house. I watched the video the other day where you were talking about someone from your Facebook group that had done substandard word; I don't know what the occasional background noise was but I jumped out of my chair twice because I was convinced someone was breaking in. I always wear headphones when I watch videos.
I enjoy your videos. But I have no idea the value of the pieces you work on. What would the ballpark price of that bag new be? Appreciate any insight. Very good clean repair. Like the attention to detail and the hum of a near stall speed sewing machine as you make corners or position the work. Very relaxing. Also a side note, but I really appreciated you not knocking the truck for the noise it made going by. It may not seem like much, but it speaks volumes to someone like me. You approaching that as another person also awake making their living, while working on a designer bag, where many would see those so far separated, it was just nice to see you not knock it. Anyway appreciate the time you spend making things right. Proper repair is underappreciated!
Stunned again how he makes ugly into beautiful again. I understand clients desire to spend so much to save something that means a lot to them. Oddly this site gives me hope and makes me feel good.
You may want to have a flat fee of total restoration and then should you not need to do so, issue a refund of what you did not have to restore. People love getting some money back. It will demonstrate your fairness of your company. Your work today was as always EXCELLENT!
You can't really do that as the extent of of materials and labour required isn't known until you do the work. Steve is an artist as well as a craftsman, because he goes the extra mile. I mean that 30-year old Louis Vuitton Bucket Bag repair he did last year. It was better designed than when it was new when he finished it. So, no. People who can afford to drop $1600 on a handbag don't worry about cost.
Another fabulous job Steve I think you just made that bag better than what your customer is expecting, I'd be thrilled with it, she'll come back to you if she needs another restoration doing for sure, thank you for the video Take Care : )
It s great to see a skilled craftsman at work. I'm a geologist by training and my profession is going through same thing. Just sloppy work. Lack of skilled labor.
It looks as good as brand new!!! I’m sure your client will be beyond thrilled and thankful!!! On a side note - people pay so much money for these brands and like this bag here is made out of canvas and isn’t even lined. I know there are FAR better quality bags out there actually made with care and not just mass produced and able to charge a premium because of the brand. TYFS!!!
A montage of reaction videos would be amazing! I enjoy seeing them on same video but hell would be awesome to see so many happy surprises in one batch. Just a suggestion. Great Job. Let's continue.
Thank you sir...I am an average man and made an average wage as a nurse my whole life. I’ve never been In a Loui Vattan,( spelling), store? Do they sell them On Amazon? LOL 😆 ...I see people go crazy over 18k gold watches, 4 pound 14k gold Cuban link necklace, diamond studded tennis shoes 👠. I will never understand spending this kind of money when people sleep on the streets, etc. won’t preach here...I love watching ya...and I see u have a healing ink on ur left forearm...I’m covered...but when I was a nurse, u would never see them...u take care man...beautiful work!
Awesome work, Steve! Great video, the bag looks amazing. The bag looks like a Speedy 35 (cm) and you can't tell that it was shortened. Really awesome work. Thanks for the tips that you gave along the way.
A day when I get a notification that Bedo's Leatherworks has uploaded a new video is a great day! I especially enjoyed this one. I wonder if the bag was vintage Vuitton--it certainly looked well loved. Maybe the owner's favorite bag? Another beautiful job--hope the customer was pleased (and you threw in the re-do of the handle too! Can't stop a perfectionist at work!)
I had this bag for over 35 years. Hadn't carried it for over 20 years due to the condition. As a fear of having an inferior repair, I just kept it in the closet. Upon finding Steve's videos, I decided to get it repaired. I was pleasantly surprised. He did a magnificent job. Money well spent.
You just can't bring yourself to do half-assed work, Steve! This is why you have such a stellar reputation. Beautiful restoration.
“I decided to give her new handles,” he says, surprising absolutely nobody. Another amazing job, Steve.
First time watching from England 🏴 and you did an amazing job so good
wowww,,,! ur handsome👍💋💋💋😇
This is just bout my 3rd video and yep I wasn't surprised! He is amazingly skilled and obviously enjoys his work and has great pride in creating excellent results.
Steve, thank you, so very much for the beautiful job you did on my bag. I received my bag prior to the airing of this video so, you can only imagine my surprise to see new handles on her. I've had this bag for more than 35 years; of which the last 20 were spent in a closet due to her condition. You did a magnificent job. May God bless you, your family and Zeus. Thank you again. VM
Good luck for your new bag!!! Steve needs a raise! The new handles are a gem.
@@osiria75 You are so right. My husband and I have something special in store for him.
Something seems very off. I hope you pull through whatever issues you're having. We need you to be healthy. Please rest.
Well he said he couldn't sleep so I would say insomnia most likely
You always end up doing more than promised... Being a carpenter I can relate..... Fixing failed repairs....Thats what makes you a craftsman
You do more than you promise because you care about the craft, the product and the customer. It's more rewarding for you to go OCD and perfect the job, than it is to meat the demand and or means of the customer. They stepped up to the plate and are willing to pay for as much work they can afford, you are just taking it to the next level, paying with labor and care. No harm in this, if you can afford to do it. The best customer for you, is one who says, "Steve, I trust you. Do what you need to do, and write me up whatever it costs." They are the best because they love your work and respect you.
Steve, you are the definition of a stand up guy. Beautiful work and work ethic.
GB
I’m not sure that Louis Vuitton would have repaired that one. It looks like it well used, and a bit too rough at that. You’re work is excellent . Perhaps you should contact LV and see if you could become an authorized repair station for them. Their goods are excellent quality and I believe your work lives up to their standard of quality.
witatter1 They would not have repaired it. Cracks in the canvas precludes repairjobs. It's unrepairable. The ones here were minor. Any more and he shouldn't have done the repair. Still, I wonder why spend that much money on canvas that's begun cracking.
witatter1. Their goods are over-hyped, over-priced, mass-produced coated canvas. I believe the quality of Steve's work surpasses that of LV.
@@annelisabethcom could be bc of sentimental reasons. I keep ollllllddddddd handbag that my grandmother gave to me before she passed away. I dont use it but thinking abt repair it to use daily
I agree .. lv should def hire him
LV wants you to buy a new bag so any repair costs 1/3 price of a new bag you want repaired. That’s confirmed by LVMH rep; also they never discount any thing & burn all unsold bags yearly to create scarcity & drive up prices.
The best thing I always like to hear from all your videos is you saying in a high pitch "let's continue" 😉👍
The second Steve says “I’m gonna have to think about new handles”, we all go “forget about it, he’s gonna do new handles”. ☺️ You are a gem Steve and the skill, emotion, quality and thoroughness of your work shows in every single detail. Bravo. Bravo.
I knew you'd do new handles. That's the work of a Craftsman who takes pride in his work! Great job my friend. 👍👍👍
If you look up generosity of spirit by definition you’ll see a smiling picture of Steve looking back at you. Well done Steve! I genuinely appreciate these videos of your beautiful work. All the best for you and yours. Robert.
Going back to unstitch the second zipper stiches (once or twice?) probably added to your 'time'. Never the less. It looks marvelous as usual. You should probably just accept that the true craftsman/artist inside of you cannot let anything go out of the shop half done. Or not looking really good. I have seen enough of your videos to know that you often change your methods as you deconstruct and think about the project. That happens after the quote and you never add on to the quote. I admire you immensely for your heart and ability to make a project right. Regardless of extra cost.
You are so right. As the owner of this bag and getting my bag prior to the airing of this video, I was pleasantly surprised. Money well spent.👍
@@luzestrella940 You are a lucky person to have Steve re-invigorate that wonderful bag. In many ways, better than original. I wish you well with it.
You did an AMAZING job. If you designed and produced a handbag I’d buy it.
Me too..
Same.
Great job Steve, peoples sentimental attachment never ceases to amaze me. Thanks for sharing
As the owner of this bag. I carried this bag through thick and thin, good times and bad. This was money well spent 👍
There is a major difference between the everyday leather repair individuals and you for you are an artist who takes pride in your work!
Your workmanship and attention to detail is so much better than the originals bought from the popular luxury boutiques labelled as “Made in Italy”, “Made in France”.
You make it look so easy. What talent. Applaud you apar.
Steve: you are getting more of this type work because you have proven the value in selecting you for the repair. Much success.
So true. That's why I sent it to Steve.
Please help me understand I did not know that the original Louis Vuitton bags will go bad like this we'll crack and go on and on help me understand I thought when you found a bag that was cracked and like that looking like that it was not a real bag
THE CHAMPION IS BACK IN TOWN.
Welcome to Steve Vuitton ... repair’s Louis’ work.
Practice
Practice
Practice ♡
I have completed my first pair of shoes ! I wear them daily, (for short periods as a minor blister heals.)
I made my last myself as well.
I have started another pair, in my husband's size...
Steve you are a keeping it real , excellent teacher. Thank you !
Beautifully done! However, if it was me, I would just buy a new one, with that particular bag! Your job is so detailed and meticulous, on top of the material used, that of course it’ll be $800+ and you can find almost perfect condition used Speedy for $600-$700.
Ade S The bag may have been sentimental to the owner .... Would you rather buy a new one or send Steve the first bag your parents gave you? If you have a bag that long, there is usually a reason.
jennifer * yeah, that’s totally a possibility. I’m sure there is a reason why, of course. I’m just saying, sometimes it’s cheaper to buy a new one than repair. I once bought a pre loved speedy 35, because it was super cheap, and said to myself that I’d send it to the LV store to get it freshen up/repair the top handles. When I took it to the store they suggested I change every patina piece because if I just changed the handles, all the veins and tags would look completely different. So I did the whole thing and the bag ended up looking like new but I spent $850 on the repair + $250 that the bag costed originally so I paid $1100 total which is almost like buying a brand new one haha and later on I found another pre loved one that was described as 9.9/10 for $500 and I bought it for my mom (we both had a speedy 25 since the early 00’s but we were fixated in getting a speedy 30 each as well) so I got it for her birthday and it literally looked brand new. Like she really thought I had just bought it at the store. So I ended up paying twice as much for mine, unnecessarily, and it was a loss because if I ever decide to resell it, I wont get anywhere near $1100 for it. So yeah, that’s my personal experience.
He mentioned at the start it was a $580 job, so already ahead compared to buying a used almost perfect condition @ $600+, however he does say normally an $800 job.
The added value is that Steve does a better job than even LV did when it was newly manufactured....whether it's shoes or a handbag, you now own something that was painstakingly reconstructed by a master craftsman/artist.
@@Styledandorganized in the USA? That I know it’s less than $600 to get all the outside leather replaced, did u have the zipper and hardware replaced as well? Vintage canvas is much better ima.
This is why I watch your channel . You always go that extra mile for customers, to produce a beautifully repaired bag 🎒. Awesome job . As always x
I was a little saddened by the last vid about Zeus...but i suppose as responsible parents, you've got to make a decision based on what will be right for your child and the whole family. Great job again on the 'Speedy'. What I think is missing, is the clients response. Yeah I'm sure there are some that don't want to be on camera...but seeing their reaction would make these videos complete and really interesting...like the cherry on the cake! Well done Steve for going above and beyond....as usual.
I would like to see an apprentice working along you Steve and dooing small jobs,👍 Your craftsmanship and experience is beyond anyone's expectation
👏👏👏👏
Love your t-shirt Steve. Enjoy watching your work. Work still blow me away.
I binge watched your videos after seeing a shoe repair video of yours a little while ago. The sheer care and mindfulness that goes into leatherwork fascinates me, keep up the good work and stay safe Steve!
A treat watching the Master at work!
Saw this come up...gotta watch this before I take a dip in the pool. The pool can wait!
Hi Steve. Great job, what you have is total pride in your work. I'm in a totally different industry but like you people pass through work that simply doesn't even get through the most simple of quality inspections. I have tried many years to try and instill a sense of pride to all staff that I have worked with. I sadly have come to the conclusion all can have but to differing degrees, but easy for some to drift back into an anything will do attitude, while others will want to deliver the highest quality of work no matter the situation.
I was taught by my father, who, by the way, worked in a foundry for over 40 years and never took a sick day, that good enough was never good enough. You have to be taught a work ethic.
That bag was ridden hard and put away wet too many times. You brought it back to a useful life. Nice work.
Yep, I had that bag for over 35 years and as a result of carrying it daily, I beat the daylights out of it. After the disasterous zipper replacement, I put it away for over 20 years. After viewing Steve's videos, I took a chance and I was not disappointed. Money well spent 👍
@@luzestrella940 sentimental attachments are priceless. I firmly believe the money is well spent.
‘You’s so kind!’ She’ll feel like she has new bag.
She ALMOST does!
You are right. He did a beautiful job on my bag. It hasn't looked this good in 35 years. I am beyond pleased.
Luz Estrella , that’s awesome!
I am just now watching this video. I normally just watch the shoe repairs but thought I would go back and watch this one. My parents run their own repair shop. It is Mainly Furniture, bags, coats, clothes and other things are included. They do not repair shoes though so this video is like what my parents do. I agree with what you are saying too. I have watched my mom replace zippers and it is a lot of work.
Steve an amazing repair again a masterclass in workmanship great video 👍
I have been on lockdown for 20 weeks, now back to work for my 2nd week. Thanks for your video clips over this time. Kept me entertained, Ali from Scotland.
OMG 😳!!!! You worked pure magic and resurrected that bag!!! I’m so impressed with the finished product. Flawless execution 👌🏾
As the owner of the bag. I am beyond pleased. Money well spent!👍
My mouth literally dropped when I saw the “after” look...😲
Your so good !
Bag looks beautiful
As the owner of the bag, it is beautiful! Money well spent!👍
Wow!! Great job!!
That LV speedy must hold sentimental value because she probably could’ve bought another preloved handbag for $500 or $600.
You made her bag look brand new!! She’s gonna love it!
You are right. 35 years ago, my husband paid $200 for it but, I have history with this bag.👍
Anything you do is quality. Under promise and over deliver is much better than over promise and under deliver.
You're a perfectionist, the new handles completed the look. Amazing job once again. Thank you for sharing.
lovely to see you back and to watch a Master at work
Steve, you are a nice person and a great professional.
Unfortunately, lots of people all over the place never learned to do things the right way.
And that’s probably why they continue to do a bad job.
All arts need to be learned and trained to create great professionals.
It's called a "work ethic". Some people just don't care
Steve, that's basically a Brand New Bag! Your work is impeccable and I can't wait to be able to send you my Speedy to be restored. I literally have the same problems that this bag has except my cracks go a little longer and my bag will probably have to be cut. Way to go guy!!
25 or 6 to 4 am ...... love your work and commitment to quality, Steve.
Yet another awesome restoration Steve... Glad to see you have the phone and pen in their pockets.... lol Keep up the great work and look forward to your next video....
Excellent work. I am amazed by the quality of this restoration. Congratulations to you. You are a magician.
Yea the leather on the handles looks disgusting to me lol. I'm so glad you put new ones on. That's one thing I don't like about the LV bags with that light colored leather is the patina gets nasty after time.
That’s dirt.... not patina.
You are right. The handles were disgusting. That was 35 years of grime. I am so pleased with my NEW bag. This man is a godsend. I was pleasantly surprised to see my bag with new handles.
Luz Estrella he did an amazing job! Your bag looks beautiful😍
The bag is overrated..don't get me wrong..I love LV but the high price that we pay for it is really not worth it because the leather is not even true leather only the Vachetta leather which is the trim and the handles are true leather...but it's the status symbol of saying you have one of those❤
@@luzestrella940
Hey!! That was your bag??
YOU'RE A TRUE GENT, LOVE YOUR WORK ETHIC.
Steve, another great project..You lacked your usual zest. I know you said you were tired but I hope you find your happy place. Be safe.
It's refreshing watching someone so passionate about their profession. Keep it up! Amazing!
Wow it looks so good! You did a great job, I am sure you made the bag owner VERY happy.
As the owner of the bag, I'm more than happy. Money well spent 👍
That’s a heck of a fine job you did! That bag she brought you was totaled. I’d have taken one look at it and called it garbage. If you hadn’t done the handles for her, what would’ve been the point? It would’ve still looked grimy and hard-used, despite the other repairs being so expertly done. You made it back into a bag she can be proud of. I hope she appreciated the quality and generosity of your work!
I always enjoy watching someone who is a master at their craft, perform. Excellent video as always. Lets continue👍
Hello Grandmaster, I see that you have not lost that magic touch!!
Always wanting to do more means you’re one of those rare craftsmen that are actually proud of their work. It’s really sad this is not more the norm, even if you can’t do the extra work, at least have that feeling in you. I think most people simply don’t notice it, until they see a good job.
You are an artist not just a craftsman!!!! Sending so much love and respect your way!
Steve if I have to say it a hundred times....I will never throw anything away without running it by you first..lol great work !!
You're always on the top.
I can't wait for you to introduce your Apollo puppy.
Amazing! You are a good man, Steve. Right now we need examples like you. Thank You for the video.
Great job as always and nice T-shirt! Was happy to see your video in the morning. Dear Steve, wish you to have little vocation near the sea, you should take care of yourself in order not to burn out doing your amazing job. We miss your videos, but we want you to be happy too! 🙂
I'm glad you mentioned the trucks driving past, I thought there was one outside my house. I watched the video the other day where you were talking about someone from your Facebook group that had done substandard word; I don't know what the occasional background noise was but I jumped out of my chair twice because I was convinced someone was breaking in. I always wear headphones when I watch videos.
I love your perfectionism and attention to detail.
I enjoy your videos. But I have no idea the value of the pieces you work on. What would the ballpark price of that bag new be? Appreciate any insight. Very good clean repair. Like the attention to detail and the hum of a near stall speed sewing machine as you make corners or position the work. Very relaxing. Also a side note, but I really appreciated you not knocking the truck for the noise it made going by. It may not seem like much, but it speaks volumes to someone like me. You approaching that as another person also awake making their living, while working on a designer bag, where many would see those so far separated, it was just nice to see you not knock it. Anyway appreciate the time you spend making things right. Proper repair is underappreciated!
Stunned again how he makes ugly into beautiful again. I understand clients desire to spend so much to save something that means a lot to them. Oddly this site gives me hope and makes me feel good.
Looks like a new Speedy! I really enjoy watching you work.
You may want to have a flat fee of total restoration and then should you not need to do so, issue a refund of what you did not have to restore. People love getting some money back. It will demonstrate your fairness of your company.
Your work today was as always EXCELLENT!
You can't really do that as the extent of of materials and labour required isn't known until you do the work. Steve is an artist as well as a craftsman, because he goes the extra mile. I mean that 30-year old Louis Vuitton Bucket Bag repair he did last year. It was better designed than when it was new when he finished it. So, no. People who can afford to drop $1600 on a handbag don't worry about cost.
@@BigHenFor who said they got it new?
I love a Louis bag video. She’s a beauty after you made her
Another fabulous job Steve I think you just made that bag better than what your customer is expecting, I'd be thrilled with it, she'll come back to you if she needs another restoration doing for sure, thank you for the video Take Care : )
You are absolutely right. I was pleasantly surprised. ALL my repairs and, I mean ALL my repairs will be done by Steve👍
So relaxing watching you do these bags. My relaxation therapy. Keep up your excellent work
It s great to see a skilled craftsman at work. I'm a geologist by training and my profession is going through same thing. Just sloppy work. Lack of skilled labor.
The new handles look so good! Worth it
As the owner of the bag, I am beyond pleased!👍
You are a true Craftsman, The best I've ever seen.
I love your work man. I watch every video.
So loved watching LV bags restoration. Good job Steve, you’re really a master craftsmen. Surely know where to go for my LV bags ❤️
That hammer time shirt you sent was amazing thanks!
I sure wish I apprenticed with you! Your hands are beautiful and your work is very intricate. God bless you
Man! You’re awesome! Not to many artisans like you
My friend!🙌🏻
It looks as good as brand new!!! I’m sure your client will be beyond thrilled and thankful!!! On a side note - people pay so much money for these brands and like this bag here is made out of canvas and isn’t even lined. I know there are FAR better quality bags out there actually made with care and not just mass produced and able to charge a premium because of the brand. TYFS!!!
You are right. I had this bag for more than 35 years. The last 20 she was in a closet due to the condition. I'm so pleased with the repair.
Your workmanship is outstanding.
Damn fine work! You make those bags look worth their cost.
A montage of reaction videos would be amazing! I enjoy seeing them on same video but hell would be awesome to see so many happy surprises in one batch. Just a suggestion. Great Job. Let's continue.
Nice ink Steve. Great work and craftsmanship on your part sir!
Amazing! I’m new here and so glad I found your channel. You are a true craftsman.
Steve, you are absolutely amazing! Highest respect to you and your work ethic!
You are very talented. It looks new. Awesome job.
Tattoo should have said “like and subscribe”
Massimo Tava that’s the next one hahahaha
Let's continue!!
I thought it was Zeus. 😞
“Hammer time!”
Massimo Tava lets continue!
Thank you sir...I am an average man and made an average wage as a nurse my whole life. I’ve never been In a Loui Vattan,( spelling), store? Do they sell them On Amazon? LOL 😆 ...I see people go crazy over 18k gold watches, 4 pound 14k gold Cuban link necklace, diamond studded tennis shoes 👠. I will never understand spending this kind of money when people sleep on the streets, etc. won’t preach here...I love watching ya...and I see u have a healing ink on ur left forearm...I’m covered...but when I was a nurse, u would never see them...u take care man...beautiful work!
Awesome work, Steve! Great video, the bag looks amazing. The bag looks like a Speedy 35 (cm) and you can't tell that it was shortened. Really awesome work. Thanks for the tips that you gave along the way.
As the owner of this 35 year old bag, I am beyond pleased.👍
Another great job Steve. Thanks for sharing with us. Love the tat.
Steve you are amazing the extra work that you will do so the bag looks brilliant. Love your tattoo
Flicks the handle in disgust...hahaha..love it!
I don't even know what to say.
It's the craftsmanship for me 😍😍😍 im obsessed
You brought that speedy bag back to life, yay!
Yep! As the owner of the bag, I'm beyond pleased.👍
Love your ink, and great job as always, Steve. Oh, and your tee is wonderful!
my tenant has a beer bar I am a huge supporter of her business every Friday
I love watching you do your thing. True master craftsman.
Beautiful job as always ,I love the difference of the before and after when you do bega ,so different 😀
A day when I get a notification that Bedo's Leatherworks has uploaded a new video is a great day! I especially enjoyed this one. I wonder if the bag was vintage Vuitton--it certainly looked well loved. Maybe the owner's favorite bag? Another beautiful job--hope the customer was pleased (and you threw in the re-do of the handle too! Can't stop a perfectionist at work!)
I had this bag for over 35 years. Hadn't carried it for over 20 years due to the condition. As a fear of having an inferior repair, I just kept it in the closet. Upon finding Steve's videos, I decided to get it repaired. I was pleasantly surprised. He did a magnificent job. Money well spent.
Great work Steve! Hope you and the family are doing well.