How to Make a Round Leather Handbag
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- This was a really fun video and project to make! This is a simple round leather handbag or purse that offers a lot of versatility and plenty of room for floral tooling and artwork.
To see a complete list of supplies and resources for this project, check out our blog post on our website here: dgsaddlery.com...
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Yes, I agree. What a beautiful and clear tutorial. Thanks for sharing your skills x
Super video!!! I really admire your down home teaching, but absolutely am jealous of your artistry! Keep em coming, you're a treasure!!!
Guess I better make one of those! Thanks for the inspiration, brother.
Thanks Don, that is something my wife was pointing out that is becoming a style. Great work.
great video. i picked up the pattern pack and cant wait to give it a try. thank you for sharing
Thanks for another great project and video. Hope to see more in the future. Would love to see a video on how you do your rope bags.
Breathtaking job.....I've learnt so so so much since I started following you......you truly are an amazing artist.
I love this handbag! Thank you so much for taking the time to give us this video! This bag is just as cute as the day is long! We always hope that you and yours are well and taking care! And we hold you close to enjoy success! Thank you, again! Blessings and Re Jouir -Darlene (& Scott)
Don, I always enjoy seeing different saddle shops and how they are laid out. It would be fun to see a walkthrough your shop and how and why you got it set up the way you do. Enjoy your videos.
This is a really beautiful purse! I would love one for myself.
Wish I could snap my fingers and have my tooling come out that nice!!! Perhaps you could punch slots in the gusset and weave the strap through them instead of sewing in pieces. I did this on a round canteen cover and it worked well. The zipper would have to be smaller for it to as well. Cool project!
Great project video as always
Love you videos and you work i do some leather work myself your videos have helped me alot on my carving thanks.
Thanks so much Dan ! I love this project!
Great project! Guess I better make one of those!
Great project. Thank You.
Your attention to detail is great. I’m new to your channel. We understand its not a bag you would carry. Thanks
Christmas is here, I'm making a smaller version for my daughter that will fit in her backpack.
Good stuff as always, Don!
Thanks Don! Very helpful!
sweet project!
beauty
Thank you sir.
Wicked!!!!!!
Got a friend that does! 🤣🤣
With how thin the gusset is, do you think this would be possible to do on a flat bed sewing machine if you don’t have a cylinder arm machine at your disposal?
Хороший урок!)))спасибо!
Is the zipper 1/2 of the circumference of the bag? I think 1/3 is enough, beautiful work, just so that the belt clamping system would do it differently
Having done my own and looked at examples 1/3 is good, 1/2 is excessive
Great project! Where’s the old glue pot???? That jar is not the same!
She’s still kickin! Just been breaking in the old school glass on small projects!
Hi, what tool to bevel the edges of the circle piece, the creaser and what glue do you use?
Thanks! This video and companion pack is going to save our bacon. And a lot of heartache!
Don, the Xacto knife can use the injector blades? Enjoy your video’s!
Yes sir... it’s a bigger diameter one than the normal xacto handle... I get them at hobby lobby!
Another awesome project and another pattern sold! Hahaha. I would like to know which video has the instructions for making the leather piece you used to hold the strap against when you edged it. I vaguely remember seeing something about it, but I cannot remember where. Thanks.
That’s a nice ball cap do you sell them and how much. Get a lot of good ideas from your videos thanks alot
Hi Don, wonderful video as always. I have a question about hand stitching this particular project. How would you recommend punching stitching holes with this? I imagine it would be somewhat awkward, and likely would have to be done once the gusset is glued to the panels? Any tips or tricks would be great. Thank you for what you do. I have learned so much from you already.
Ok so I used 3 ounce leather for my gusset, it ended up being around 3/8” to 1/2” to long. My measurements were on the Money so the only thing I could think of is the 3 ounce leather either stretched as I glued it to the face or the leather being 3 ounces made the gusset longer?
Do you have sewing videos showing how to join the ends and installing zippers?
Great Video once again Don Thanks, What size of circle and what length of zipper would you suggest if you were making a rope bag?
Hi! What is the trim knife that you are using?
What happen to the (big nasty) glue pot?
Great work! #ConsorzioVeraPelle
Perfect. Not cattywampus in the least.
Don, do you use only metal zippers? I tend to use nylon zippers.
Great video Bro ! It will help a lot ! So when you carry this, can you get a whole roll of snuff in there ? Haha just kidding. See ya soon buddy.
I have those heavy sewing machine, which thread number you used for that proyecto?
You’d is don’t not carry it. ? 😂. Good job. 👍😉. I’d is try makes.
I have a friend that does😂
And I thought I’d never use the circumference equation past high school😂
Wait, what did you do to the head of the rivet? Looked like you hit it with a small nut driver.
Ha ha! Exactly what it was... poor mans rivet domer!
@@DonGonzalesMaker thanks for the pro tip
what is the blue thing
What tool is at 15:55 and where can I buy that one? I’ve got a stitch line groover but it’s cheap and that is like an old compass. Just twist and adjust
Did you ever figure that out? I have the same question.
Also what edging tool for beveling around the circles
What do you thin you contact adhesive with?
I'm relatively new to your videos but, have enjoyed them greatly. Just curious, why did you use olive oil (7:16) instead of another product?
He's got a video or two talking about that, but I can't remember which video it is
@@brnco86 Thanks. I'm a little new to some of the leather working world but, have done woodworking for decades and learned the hard way that food oils go rancid easily.
Busted. We all know u are carrying that bag🤣🤣
Habla español??
jenrique zaragoza No se si el lo hable pero si ay alguna pregunta yo puedo traducir
Muchas gracias cel gar