Stitching Leather by Hand (Tutorial) Linen & Nylon Threads (Full HD)
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DESCRIPTION - (Stitching With Leather (Tutorial) Linen & Nylon Threads)
The purpose of this video tutorial is to clearly and simply introduce viewers to basic leather stitching techniques. In this video I'll cover:
1. How to prepare unwaxed threads for stitching
2. How to properly thread the harness needle
3. How to keep your stitch uniform and even
4. How to close your stitch when using either linen or nylon thread
5. How to continue a stitch when the thread breaks mid-way through
6. How to prevent the threads from becoming entangled while stitching.
Would love to know which type of thread you generally prefer to stitch leather with (nylon or linen)? Feel free to leave your comments or questions below...
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This is the best tutorial in stitching I have seen since I got interested in leathercraft a month ago! Thank you.
I have made a dozen folding knife, chisel, and drawknife sheathes and maybe get the stitch right half the time. This video has all the tips I found one at a time from different places. Great close-up shots that were worth the time you spent getting them perfect. Hand movement and everything makes this the best clear examples.
Thank you
Excellent instructional video.
Let me add that putting both needles through at the same time and then passing one thread back and the other forward the Knot is tied. It saves time and steps ---speeds things up. That is how I was taught/ The same move works when you backcast to tie off the last two back stitches. Every stitch is a knot.
Best video on saddle stitches. Very thorough and complete with good explanations on the "whytos."
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Fantastic tutorial. I have no more doubts or questions. Thank you much.
Un chiaro insegnamento di quest'arte ... finalmente Grazie !
the best tutorial on saddle stitch , ive been fed up with this stitches until it become fun to do after saw ur vid, thank you
Thank you for watching!😊
A nice video, with easy to follow guidance. Steps were clearly demonstrated and shown. Nice to see the comparison between linen and nylon. Thanks for sharing.
NICE TO LEARN FROM YOU YOU MAKE IT LOOK EASY TO FOLLOW. THANKS
Thanks for this video. It was very good. I like the close up angles.
Thanks for showing us how to fix a mistake
Thank you for sharing this wonderful educational video Blessings.
Very through and helpful. Thank you for making this!
Thanks for watching 😊
One can save a lot of time and bother if both needles are passed through at the same time. This will eliminate the problem of piercing the thread with a needle. This is one of the things I learned from my BASS SHOE training.
Very nicely explained. Thank you Blessings.
Thank you for the excellent instructions and the great camera angles to see how you do it. Best video I've seen thus far.
Thank you for watching!
Excellent tutorial, Thankyou. 😊 💖 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟
That's an excellent tutorial!
I've tried Ritza/Tiger thread but I don't like the way it feels or handles, I prefer linen
Buy your linen thread from a proper leather craft store, or look for reputable makes like Somac, Crawfords, Fil au Chinois or Barbours.
Don't get unbranded stuff off Amazon or eBay as some of it isn't very good
If I want to use synthetic thread I use Tandy's Waxed Nylon Thread #1227; I think this is underrated, being cheap, easy to use, and waxed
Thanks for your suggestions.
Great detailed video - very helpful!
Excellent video. Through and well-paced. A video on thread size? A beginner using waxed thread cord
Great video. Very helpful ressource.
Hi ,
Very nice project,
Well described and nice work.
I need all tools seen at the screen.
My confusion is , what is the weight of the thread that you use for different types of stitching. The thread size numbers are confusing.?
Basically the thread is either 1mm thick or lighter. Such as .5mm and down. 1mm is the thickest thread I use
Thank you so much...
wonderful. Thanks
Nylon!
Do you ever dye the piece after being stitched? The thread would then be waxed and therefor not absorb the stain any better than synthetic thread.
Can you please tell me how thick is that needle and thread you use? Thank you
I like that jobb
Thx u very for tutorial
I have three speedy awls and each one came with curved needle do you have a video on using one.
Sağol Usta. 🇦🇿
ما اسم المادة التي تثبت الخيط وله تجعل الخيط يفتح الرجاء تجاوبني وشكرا
Thanks a million for this video. Simply amazing.
Some question please. What basic tools do I need to make a simple leather wallet. Also, in place of a beewax, what material can I use? Thank you.
Not sure, a candle wax might work. Never tried... For wallet you'll need stitching chisels, harness needles, mallet, punch board, wing divider. I also have several wallet tutorials available on my TH-cam Channel you can visit to see some tool options.
Thank You So Much For Share A Good Video.. Please tell me what was hole size from one hole to another hole(3mm or 4mm or 5mm or 6mm)??
What determines whether to use linen or nylon thread?
Personal preference. Depending on the item linen thread usually looks more attractive, at least that's my opinion.
What do you call the clamp holding the leather like a clamp
It's called a stitching pony or horse
@@FischerWorkshopsTaiwan Thank you - enjoy the videos a lot
Do you wax both types of thread?
what needles do you use? they must be strong omg
They are called harness needles and yes, they are strong. They are specially made for leatherworking.
What size and type of thread?/
Been burning the ends of my waxed linen thread, trying to secure it. While i enjoy the smell I’ll probably end up using the glue
Waxed nylon can burn/waxed linen can't. Linen must be glued
Do you need to wax the nylon thread?
If it's not already waxed, then yes, I would recommend you do.
8:55 "Sauder"?? What is that?
Jer 1967 burning to melt the tips
What size needles do you use?
Depends on the thread thickness. For finer projects I use a size 004 and for larger I might use up to a 3/0 (John James)
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What thread do you recommend to use to hand sew a leather jacket ?
Is that 1mm thread
Yes, it is.
Hello. what threads do you use?
.05 - 1mm thick threads. Linen and nylon. Waxed and unwaxed. What type I used depends on the project
@@FischerWorkshopsTaiwan what would u use for a luxury belt?
@@MrSidkhan1 bridle leather or cordovan
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