I bought and am working on this project. It is a fun beginner project. I am just a hobbiest with modest skills but it is a lot of fun to see a project that I can achieve. Thanks
I love your work, your videos, your style. This one was amazing. It is mesmerizing yet so understated. This time I saw a face! And conversation! About an error! So cool, so real. I love the evolution. Keep on going you guys. I can’t wait for the next one! Weaver, you got a great one here.
Good looking coasters. I might try that. Been wanting to make coasters as a beginning project. But I think I'll also do some tooling on those, if I can find a decent image.
Corter Leather: Hello corter leather, I was wondering if there was any update with the custom piece that was described with the corsejm785@gmail.com email?
I love these coasters. I am thinking about making a set for my father for Father’s Day. Do you mind telling me what you used to help protect them from liquids and moisture? Thank you. Great project.
I saw you slicing a cord with a razor blade. A little safer (and more consistent way) is take a hollow Pen tube, and push a razor tip into the side of it. Feed the cord from one side, and pull it from the other for long, consistent slicing.
What needles do you use? I spent an entire baseball game stitching 4 coasters just like that. But had to use pliers and a thimble to get my needle though the holes. I even went through them with a diamond awl before stitching.
I'm new to leather working, in fact i have never made anything. But i love this coaster set for the simplicity and design. I purchased your pattern and i love that you included several shape options. I will be practicing my leather working skills with this pattern. Also, do you think using reclaimed furniture leather will be ok to use in this project? Thanks for the great vids and keep up the good work!! I'm a huge fan!!
Absolutely! You'll probably want to use a stiffener in the middle of the two pieces if you're using upholstery leather (heavy cardboard, plastic, etc), but it's totally doable, that'd be really cool! Happy making, and thank you so much for the nice words :)
I’m a beginner at leather working and this is really amazing to see! How to you cut the leather in one pass? It usually takes me 3-5 cuts to get all the way through and I think I am using the same thickness as you are 2-3 oz
Lots of practice and a sharp blade! We use disposable blades because it allows us to be quick and productive doing our production work, but it's also a great way for beginners in the craft to guarantee they've got the sharpest blade possible while cutting because learning how to keep a fixed blade knife sharp is a whole skill unto itself!
Ewa Bergman Holmberg I was thinking the same. Less wastage to measure up, mark out and then cut with both full size pieces glued smaller. Ah well, their channel and business so who are we to judge.. haha.
When you see us cutting like this we're either cutting around imperfections or using up scrap with imperfections that don't always show up on camera. On the black piece, the entire thing was a small section of poc-marked leather near the belly. Since it is a bridle leather it's too waxy for us to use for sampling wallets. So we used it up for this project where it'll be getting wet, and were liberal with it as we have totes and totes of scrap leather that we can't use fast enough. It either gets used for samples, donated to the scouts, or the smaller pieces get tossed.
For you it might be simple to draft on your own, but people of all skill levels watch our channel. We posted a pattern for a wallet last week and this week we posted a simple project that can even be made without sewing. Realistically squares, circles, and other perfect shapes are some of the hardest things to master when beginning leather craft - It's important to us that all skill levels can enjoy this stuff and learn from it. If it's too easy for you, don't download it :)
Love that you showed the error. That’s what it’s all about. You mess up, and learn how to fix it!
Combined the coasters with a toss tray for the coaster holder for a wedding gift last week. Worked really well together.
Thank you for always being so generous to share your skills. God bless you all at CL&C
I bought and am working on this project. It is a fun beginner project. I am just a hobbiest with modest skills but it is a lot of fun to see a project that I can achieve. Thanks
That's cool...just something as simple as a set of coasters and a holder you manage to make really look amazing and interesting. Love them.
Thank you for this. I’m a fashion designer so I use leather to make clothing and I’m beginning to learn how to do leather craft so this is perfect! 💗
I love your work, your videos, your style. This one was amazing. It is mesmerizing yet so understated. This time I saw a face! And conversation! About an error! So cool, so real. I love the evolution. Keep on going you guys. I can’t wait for the next one! Weaver, you got a great one here.
Loved the leather work and the close-up camerawork (and even the error). :)
WOW SIMPLY INCREDIBLE WATCHING YOUR FANTASTIC VIDEOS ALWAYS RELAX ME, I LOVE IT THANKS SO MUCH FOR SHARING SO AMAZING YOU ARE TRULY TALENTED
Good looking coasters. I might try that. Been wanting to make coasters as a beginning project. But I think I'll also do some tooling on those, if I can find a decent image.
BEAUTIFULL. Good job.
Nice work 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Hearings you guys speak definitely caught me off guard lol. Not saying anything bad about it. Awesome video! 👍
Weaver makes whiskey? Yeah!
They should! We'll pass it on haha
Corter Leather: Hello corter leather, I was wondering if there was any update with the custom piece that was described with the corsejm785@gmail.com email?
have you received a reply from us yet on your inquerie? thanks!
Corter Leather: I have not. That’s why I am contacting you on this platform
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Adoro assistir seus vídeos. Obrigada por compartilhar.
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I like it a lot
Love this!
I love these coasters. I am thinking about making a set for my father for Father’s Day. Do you mind telling me what you used to help protect them from liquids and moisture? Thank you. Great project.
Good job!)
They look so good that you need coasters for your coasters.
Beautimus...Maximus!
Do you use a waterproof finish?
I saw you slicing a cord with a razor blade. A little safer (and more consistent way) is take a hollow Pen tube, and push a razor tip into the side of it. Feed the cord from one side, and pull it from the other for long, consistent slicing.
Simple y hermoso.
What needles do you use? I spent an entire baseball game stitching 4 coasters just like that. But had to use pliers and a thimble to get my needle though the holes. I even went through them with a diamond awl before stitching.
what thread and needle size should i use for leather wallet
Good video. How can l get the good leather and glue, mechine, blades etc. plz reply. It for smole scale industry can you help me
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I like the holder for these! Curious what diameter cord you used? Looks like maybe 5mm or thicker?
4mm or 1/4”
This was interesting, I like the holder, but was wondering what the dark leather on the coaster was, was it a veg tan with oils and waxes?
It's a black bridle leather from Hermann Oak! You can get more info at the first link up in the description :)
@@Corter thank you
What weight is the leather? Cant tell from the Weaver site.
Buen trabajo gracias por compartir....pero mucho desperdicio en piel
Lol lol whoops. Thanks for showing us 'sh*t' happens when crafting...lol.lol. cool coasters and holder.
What eight is the leather?
So now we have proof that you guys DO actually talk! :)
Very, very nice but how about showing us more of your bracelet?
Сначала лайк потом просмотр !!! :)
What was the purpose of of the 2 layers of leather? Why not one thicker piece?
two different colors.
I'm new to leather working, in fact i have never made anything. But i love this coaster set for the simplicity and design. I purchased your pattern and i love that you included several shape options. I will be practicing my leather working skills with this pattern. Also, do you think using reclaimed furniture leather will be ok to use in this project? Thanks for the great vids and keep up the good work!! I'm a huge fan!!
Absolutely! You'll probably want to use a stiffener in the middle of the two pieces if you're using upholstery leather (heavy cardboard, plastic, etc), but it's totally doable, that'd be really cool! Happy making, and thank you so much for the nice words :)
Thank you for the advice, i think I’ll give it a try!
The link for materials needed is not working properly.
I’m a beginner at leather working and this is really amazing to see! How to you cut the leather in one pass? It usually takes me 3-5 cuts to get all the way through and I think I am using the same thickness as you are 2-3 oz
Lots of practice and a sharp blade! We use disposable blades because it allows us to be quick and productive doing our production work, but it's also a great way for beginners in the craft to guarantee they've got the sharpest blade possible while cutting because learning how to keep a fixed blade knife sharp is a whole skill unto itself!
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Круто, но расход материала просто расточительный. Буржуи😱
Why do you waste so much leather?? I´m so frustrated to see you leave so much on each side when you cut, I don´t understand why?
Ewa Bergman Holmberg I was thinking the same. Less wastage to measure up, mark out and then cut with both full size pieces glued smaller. Ah well, their channel and business so who are we to judge.. haha.
When you see us cutting like this we're either cutting around imperfections or using up scrap with imperfections that don't always show up on camera. On the black piece, the entire thing was a small section of poc-marked leather near the belly. Since it is a bridle leather it's too waxy for us to use for sampling wallets. So we used it up for this project where it'll be getting wet, and were liberal with it as we have totes and totes of scrap leather that we can't use fast enough. It either gets used for samples, donated to the scouts, or the smaller pieces get tossed.
i always thought i was watching a man doing all this, but i love it even more knowing you’re a woman
we're actually one of each! We switch off being in front and behind the camera depending on the project/mood/weather/etc haha
ah cool!! makes more sense hahaha
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Pattern for a square box. Lol. Give us patterns for wallets then I'd be impressed.
For you it might be simple to draft on your own, but people of all skill levels watch our channel. We posted a pattern for a wallet last week and this week we posted a simple project that can even be made without sewing. Realistically squares, circles, and other perfect shapes are some of the hardest things to master when beginning leather craft - It's important to us that all skill levels can enjoy this stuff and learn from it. If it's too easy for you, don't download it :)