Stitch Line Placement in Leather Work

[@peterdelaurier6085]

You are my favorite teacher on RUclips. Your explanations are clear and easy to follow. Thank you!!

[@th.burggraf7814]

Awesome tip. Having a rule of thumb is always a good thing. 👍🏻

[@terrybeeson8888]

GREAT TIP!!! I struggle with stitch placement and this will give me a better image of where I should place my stitch line.
Thanks Don! I'll be sharing this one on social media for sure!

[@imherkhan]

Don as always thank you for your videos and for freely sharing the knowledge and wisdom you have earned through years of experience.

[@cooperthornely8025]

Hi I just watched your leather wallet video it was very good it reminded me of my grandfathers style of leatherwork. He also made saddles and he loved the leather work community

[@johnsimpson2704]

Thanks Don. Puts things into perspective. I have always wondered about that too as no one has really discussed this topic much.

[@terry8682]

Thanks Don, as always another helpful tip and now I understand how to eyeball much better😳

[@richardabbott5601]

Very helpful, but then all of your videos are very helpful

[@svvmedia3720]

Hi Don. Fantastic products and information, thanks. Do you have any videos to show how you dye the leather around your carvings for example the beautiful wallet?

[@406Montana]

Thanks for the tips Don, appreciate it.

[@aaronperkins3890]

Thanks good advice, I've always been wondered where I should be.

[@markb3129]

Great tip and explanation. ✌

[@cws4657]

I like your nail paint on that pinky finger. Haha!!

[@jasonscramlin7825]

what chisels do you like? I'm looking at buying my first set of chisels.

[@tacom51]

Thanks Don.

[@bigchiefleatherworks7245]

No wonder my tri fold wallet is so thick, I'll need to pick up some of that goat skin. Stitching is an art all its own.

[@timgross5903]

The border on the wallet is that painted or dyed ? It looks awesome!

[@CruxCrusis]

I've always found that anywhere from 1/8 to 3/16 of an inch from the edge is a good safe zone. When dealing with smaller items like belts and wallets.