How to get the marbled leather dying effect with shaving cream.

In this RUclips video, I will guide you through the step-by-step process of achieving stunning marble dyeing on leather using the popular shaving cream method. Learn how to create mesmerizing patterns and vibrant designs on your leather items, whether it's a wallet, handbag, or any other accessory. Follow along as I demonstrate the techniques, tips, and tricks to ensure successful results. Join me on this creative journey and unlock the potential of marble dyeing on leather. #MarbleDyeing #LeatherCraft #ShavingCreamMethod #DIYLeatherDyeing
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[@npbedc]

Excellent video! Would love to see more leather content if time permits for ya.
Couple questions that myself and I'm sure others watching, may have:
1. Hose water - did you just run it mildly from the end of a hose or did you use a spray head with pressure?
2. What kind of leather oil do you use/recommend to recondition the leather?
Doing the leather community a solid with this one!

[@johnbaker3082]

Thanks for the kind words.
As for the washing of the shaving cream off I just use my thumb over the end of a garden hose to make it spray with a little more pressure then an open hose. But is you had a mop sink in your house or shop that you did mind if it get stained a little bit just the water coming out the faucet would be good enough.
For the oil I use to use extra virgin olive oil but I have made the move to Neatsfoot oil because it darkens the leather a little giving it a warmer glow. Either one works well and I still use the olive oil on things I want to be a lighter color when oiled. And for after care I use and sale my own blend of olive oil and beeswax because it has less a darkening effect and is all natural.