Your First Leathercraft Project // Leather Craft 101 // EP05 Coaster Project & FREE Patterns
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2024
- Welcome to leather craft 101, the new miniseries aimed at helping you get started on your leather craft journey.
In episode five we will complete our first leathercraft poject, the leather coaster. Now, this may be simple, but it is a great place to start as this project contains the majority of the techniques needed for all other projects that you may undertake.
This video shows you step by step the methods used to create your first ever leathercaft project.
I hope you enjoy the video.
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Video Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:22 Leather Preparation
01:48 Cutting Out
03:29 Edging
04:37 Edge Finishing
06:04 Creasing
07:14 Stitch Marking
10:31 Stitching
13:10 Finishing Touches
13:35 See You Next Time
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Jeez, so much detail into that. Well done!
Glad you enjoyed watching 👍
This is my 1st leather craft tutorial. Thank you for this awesome video. I am definitely interested in this craft, so calming
It is an awesome craft to get into 👍
Just getting into leather crafting. Very interesting tutorial. Subscribed,and look forward to more tips and tricks. Thankyou.
Great--thanksl
Ive threaded a thousand needles--but did not know that trick to stop the thread coming out. Much better than a half- hitch! 14:09
Glad you found the video helpful 👍
You are awesome! Don't you dare forget that. Also I came here first ☺️
Thank you 😊
A great teaching video well explained thank you.
Excellent basic instructions. Thanks
Glad it was helpful 😊
Well explained, enjoyed the video.
Glad it was helpful!
fantastic video as always have learned so from you keep them coming :):):):)
Thanks 👍
Nice work… inspire
Thanks a lot 👍
Thank you.
You're welcome 😊
Thank you for the informative video. I learned a lot. I might have to make me some coasters now :-).
I do need a new mouse pad and I just might use the same techniques to make me one. Thanks again!
Glad it was helpful 😊
I have learned so much from you!
Thank you 😊
Great video! When you are finishing a stitch line one something like this that meets up with where you started, is there a preference for back-stitching instead of over-stitching to complete it? Does this provide more strength?
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Thank you 😊
I’ll be starting this project soon. Do you think you need to sand corners smooth so they are rounded? Any finish to apply to protect against a sweating water glass? And a general question about creasing… can you or do you use heat on veg tanned or chrome tanned leather.
Thanks ,
Reminds me to up my game 😊
Thank you 😊
Instead of a back stitch why not continue forward two stitches thus locking the beginning and ending stitches together?
Do you recommend any type of moisture resistant finish.
Thank You!
Hi
I am a little confused about when you use a creaser and when you use a groover ( that cuts in to the leather)
Also...dividers
All make lines but which ones when?
Thank you
Creaser for aesthetics - bring a bit of pazazz to your edges. It is a finishing step, but often you do it before your stitching, as some areas may be difficult to get to after the fact.
Groover for tight folds, to guide a skive or on occasion to 'hide'/'bury' stitching - removing a little bit of bulk where you want a bend makes it easier to have a bend in the leather. You can use it to set a depth for skiving also, which is where you remove thickness. And the hiding of threads may be if you want a flatter seam, with the leather sitting higher.
Dividers - used for laying out and marking up where you may want to punch a hole, or set your pricking iron/chisel for thread holes.
Jo taught me all of this on one of her courses, over three days.
Thank you
Can you not just use an edge creaser as a divider for laying out the stich work ?
Yeah you can do, you are just limited as to how wide that tool can go if you were wanting to put stitch lines in further
@@JHLeather thanks for your response, I ended up getting some mechanical dividers in the end as I was struggling to be accurate with the creasers
Hw do you heat a creaser when you have induction plates? 😂
It's not that fancy 😂 Just a standard electric hob
Enjoyed your video
Glad you enjoyed it 😊