Beginner Leathercrafter Tote + Giveaway

*RUclips Giveaway: Win a Stylish Leather Tote Bag!*
First one for the channel going to one lucky viewer! The prize will be the same bag shown in the video and the details can be found below.
*How to Enter:*
1. *Leave a Comment:* In the comments section below, share a brief story about something nice you've done for someone recently. It could be a small act of kindness or a grand gesture - every act of kindness counts!
That's it! Once you've completed this step, you'll be officially entered into the giveaway for a chance to win the leather tote bag.
*Giveaway Details:*
- *Prize:* One (1) leather tote bag (shown in video)
- *Duration:* This giveaway will run for one week, starting from 3/3/2024 and ending on 3/10/2024. Entries submitted after the deadline will not be considered.
- *Winner Selection:* The winner will be randomly selected from eligible entries and announced in the comments within 3 days after the giveaway ends. Entries will not be ‘graded’ on any scale and will truly be random from eligible entries.
- *Eligibility:* This giveaway is open to participants ages 18 or older. Unfortunately for shipping purposes, entries will be limited to ship in the USA.
- *Notification:* The winner will be notified via RUclips comment reply and must respond within 2 days to claim the prize. If no response is received within the specified timeframe, a new winner will be chosen.
- *Disclaimer:* This giveaway is not sponsored, endorsed, or administered by RUclips. By entering, participants agree to release RUclips from any responsibility regarding this giveaway.
Thank you for participating and good luck to all entrants!
Description: This video shows the build of a simple leather tote bag perfect for any beginner leathercrafter to make. The bag pieces are cut out based on an acrylic template purchased from Little Kings Goods of which I am in no way affiliated but highly recommend purchasing their patterns.
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[@dandeve]

Watching you edge bevel is the new bubble sheet popping or removing the clear plastic off of a screen… so satisfying.

[@WhitetailLeathercraft]

I’m glad you enjoy it and agree it is satisfying when doing it during projects! I’ll have to make sure I get better shots of it in the next videos

[@susannestrub7603]

A small help i did for a friend, sick with fiever and flu, buying medikaments and walk her dogs.
Thank you for the chance, would even be happy to become the pattern of the bag, as i am a beginner in leather work 😊

[@WhitetailLeathercraft]

Thank you for sharing! The pattern is an acrylic template I got from Little King Goods which you can buy from their site. If you are getting started and don’t want to spend money for a pattern, I have followed this video from Claridge Leather where he walks through creating your own and it was super easy to follow.
ruclips.net/video/HtlqKS_-dxc/видео.htmlsi=D_1mFeimFKJ1u_SO
Hope this helps!

[@goldmanjax]

The bag is such a nice, classic design. Love it!!
Just a little thing i learned from my son when he was little...dropping pennies. Whenever I get pennies in change I look for an opportunity to sneakily drop it in front of a child. I try to make sure it's out in the open and they get so excited to find a "lucky" penny. Sometimes an adult sees it first. Either way there are smiles.

[@WhitetailLeathercraft]

Thank you for the compliment on the bag and sharing your story!

[@WhitetailLeathercraft]

Congratulations @goldmanjax! You are the winner of the giveaway for this tote bag. Please reach out via email: [e-mail] to discuss next steps. Thank you!

[@jasonellis9387]

When I was a paramedic, when I pronounced someone deceased, I would buy a meal for a stranger in the deceased's name.