Not a leatherworker but used the first and third pattern/tutorial to make faux leather pouches for a Halloween costume held together with painted push pins and embroidery string - VERY happy with the way they turned out considering I didn't use a single listed material or tool. Beautiful designs!
You're an awesome teacher! I've done leather work for about 10 years, and nothing has ever been as simple as you do it. That tells me that you are master of your craft.
You are my favorate "crazy" master leatherman. Youtr project's are perficitly suited for your audience, Your commernertary is educiational, completely understandable and often humerous. A new subscriber but a long time viewer. Many thanks
Great job Tony!!!!!!! You have now fulfilled your promise. We got tutorials :-))))))))) Newbies,,, watch what he is telling you. You will learn a ton just by watching his hands. Tony: thanks
Great vids. I'm learning patience in my leather work, watching your attention to detail. Could you show us how you install zippers on a leather project? And please Tony, let us see and hear more of your wondful dry sense of humor.
ty for the kind words. Yes, i do have a couple of video showing how to attach a zipper, i believe the Leather Suitcase is the most recent, check that out
I love that last pouch - it's just been added to my (rapidly-growing, never-ending) list of projects that I want to make. How well does the semi-veg tan hold its shape? What about water-proofing? Ideally, I'd probably make 2 for when I'm back doing archery (when I'm not in lockdown anymore) to hold all the bits an pieces I need on the range, and my phone/keys/money/etc, so they'd be out in all of the glorious weather systems that Melbourne, Australia has to throw my way on any given day... Anyway, yet another great project, and an informative tutorial.
Thank you for this. I love these pouch styles! I bought the 3-pack recently and really want to try to combine features of all 3 into one pouch. I want to make pouch #1 but make it not quite as tall and to have a longer tongue that tucks under the vial holder (so height and tongue similar to pouch #2 but I like the sam brown button placement on pouch 1). I'd also like to have the shape of the lid be more like pouch #3 so it covers more. I'm guessing that vegetan leather can be used instead of chrometan? Do you have a direct link to the kits? I couldn't seem to find the one with the little vials. The size of the vials would at least be helpful if they are no longer available so i can order the right size ones. I'm considering getting some that look like they are filled already. I want to be Batman! LOL. After watching the full video, I really like the shape of the last pouch. It looks like it would be simple to add the vial holder on the front and modify the strap to fit. I think I'd want to have the stitching on the bottom front moved to the back so that would need to be re-shaped. I could probably print out the pattern (once I get a working printer again) and see if If I can tape stuff together and make the modifications that way. My ultimate goal is to find one of the hats from your patterns (maybe a shorter version of a top hat) and add pouches to it. I want at least 2 on each side of a center buckle. FantasyFuzion on Etsy made some Steampunk hats with pouches on them that are neat, but she sells the actual premade hats and not the patterns. I want to make a hat and different pouches than what she uses. The little vial holders will be a bonus. It may sound silly, but I'm trying to design a full costume that I call Loot Hoarder that has a bunch of pockets and pouches.
Hi, too broke to start yet - a quick question about leather types... Can you tool/emboss semi-veg-tan leather. This leather seems best suited to most projects, and as I live in Ireland where it rains often... But I'd like to tool some items.
Tony beautiful work! I have ask you this once before and your answer was that you didn’t know! Please, what is the brand and size of your needles, I can not find needles that big them anywhere. Thanks Th
Thanks for another terrific video Tony! I am wondering where you get your Latigo/Combination tanned leather from. I have been having some difficulty finding a similar product here in the USA.
Ken, if you find a source, please reply! I'm having the same difficulty. Most I see have a shiny look. I'm assuming this process is ChromeXL? I'm calling around. If I find a source, I'll reply here. Thanks!
@@yayaglass I'd certainly appreciate it. I know Horween has different lines of leather, including ChromeXL, but it's been hard for me to figure out which are latigo type or combination tanned. OA Leather Supply out of Alberta, Canada has some latigo/combination tanned leathers, but imho, the shipping costs are a bit of a no go for me. Cheers!
Thanks for another great tutorial and unique design. It looks like you are punching the stitching holes at a bit of an angle, holding the punch upright to find and center on the pattern, but then angling when you strike. Is this just a camera angle or do you actually tilt the tool a bit in contrast to straight up and down?
Tony I’m an old fart that does good leather work but have the hardest time with the patterns . I’m not good enough on the computer to download them and was wondering is there another way I could buy them already printed. Thanks
At the risk of looking stupid, does Semi Vegetable Tan Leather have different names? Looking at different suppliers here in the US and I don't see anything labeled as Semi Vegetable Tan Leather.
One little thing that I'd like an answer to: I followed the link for the half-round cutter punches, thinking, "wow, I can get these essential tools cheap!". One of the most important things I've learned to do when shopping online, is to check out the negative reviews. The positive reviews are unlikely to tell you anything useful, especially about possible problems. You do need to know how to tell reviews from idiots apart from trustworthy ones, though. Anyway, this time there were a lot of one star reviews for these punches. Sure, many were written by idiots, but the ones written by intelligent, educated people agreed precisely with the idiots. There are serious issues with the punches sold on that page. Complaints? Well...dirty, crudely made, uneven, dull, bending easily, etc. On the other hand, overall, they have four stars. How is this explainable? Clearly, the quality control is seriously lacking. Many sets appear to have problems...but many sets are good enough to get the good reviews. So, what I'd like to know is, *where do I look for sets that are a little less iffy?* I don't believe in buying cheap tools that will fail me. Most of the tools I've bought over the last forty+ years are still with me, and still as good as the day I bought them. I've only been subbed to this channel a few days, and everything I've seen and heard so far has been top notch...until I ran across this issue. Perhaps the quality of the tools in the link has gone, perhaps Tony just got lucky...or is it that these aren't the actual tools used in the videos? I think it would be good for viewers to be able to buy with confidence...confidence that isn't misplaced. ** I just took a look at another brand on Amazon. I seems that Amazon has once again failed customers in a very bad way. The exact same reviews appear on this other brand's page, rendering the reviews completely and utterly meaningless. Sorry, Tony, perhaps the link really does lead to an excellent product. Thanks to Amazon screwing the pooch, all a customer can do in a case like this is to buy, try, and hope to hell it isn't a mistake. I've been finding more and more of this sort of stupidity on Amazon recently. This week, I ended up having to get Amazon to cancel a third party purchase, so I could go forward with buying what I needed from a different source. It makes me want to scream (I won't, though, it would upset my wife too much...heh).
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Not a leatherworker but used the first and third pattern/tutorial to make faux leather pouches for a Halloween costume held together with painted push pins and embroidery string - VERY happy with the way they turned out considering I didn't use a single listed material or tool. Beautiful designs!
You're an awesome teacher! I've done leather work for about 10 years, and nothing has ever been as simple as you do it. That tells me that you are master of your craft.
You are my favorate "crazy" master leatherman. Youtr project's are perficitly suited for your audience, Your commernertary is educiational, completely understandable and often humerous. A new subscriber but a long time viewer. Many thanks
Great job Tony!!!!!!! You have now fulfilled your promise. We got tutorials :-))))))))) Newbies,,, watch what he is telling you. You will learn a ton just by watching his hands. Tony: thanks
Great vids. I'm learning patience in my leather work, watching your attention to detail.
Could you show us how you install zippers on a leather project?
And please Tony, let us see and hear more of your wondful dry sense of humor.
ty for the kind words. Yes, i do have a couple of video showing how to attach a zipper, i believe the Leather Suitcase is the most recent, check that out
I love that last pouch - it's just been added to my (rapidly-growing, never-ending) list of projects that I want to make. How well does the semi-veg tan hold its shape? What about water-proofing? Ideally, I'd probably make 2 for when I'm back doing archery (when I'm not in lockdown anymore) to hold all the bits an pieces I need on the range, and my phone/keys/money/etc, so they'd be out in all of the glorious weather systems that Melbourne, Australia has to throw my way on any given day...
Anyway, yet another great project, and an informative tutorial.
Can we get a link to the little vials please?
Tony once gain you have outdone yourself! Love the videos keep them coming!
Tony is the best.
Nice Tony great learning right here newbies ,go for it !!
Тони, ты просто красавчик,жизнь была бы скучна без твоих изделий.👍👍👍
Thank you for this. I love these pouch styles! I bought the 3-pack recently and really want to try to combine features of all 3 into one pouch. I want to make pouch #1 but make it not quite as tall and to have a longer tongue that tucks under the vial holder (so height and tongue similar to pouch #2 but I like the sam brown button placement on pouch 1). I'd also like to have the shape of the lid be more like pouch #3 so it covers more.
I'm guessing that vegetan leather can be used instead of chrometan?
Do you have a direct link to the kits? I couldn't seem to find the one with the little vials. The size of the vials would at least be helpful if they are no longer available so i can order the right size ones. I'm considering getting some that look like they are filled already.
I want to be Batman! LOL.
After watching the full video, I really like the shape of the last pouch. It looks like it would be simple to add the vial holder on the front and modify the strap to fit. I think I'd want to have the stitching on the bottom front moved to the back so that would need to be re-shaped. I could probably print out the pattern (once I get a working printer again) and see if If I can tape stuff together and make the modifications that way.
My ultimate goal is to find one of the hats from your patterns (maybe a shorter version of a top hat) and add pouches to it. I want at least 2 on each side of a center buckle. FantasyFuzion on Etsy made some Steampunk hats with pouches on them that are neat, but she sells the actual premade hats and not the patterns. I want to make a hat and different pouches than what she uses. The little vial holders will be a bonus. It may sound silly, but I'm trying to design a full costume that I call Loot Hoarder that has a bunch of pockets and pouches.
Great! I buy the patterns.
Nice, what size are the vials? and where can i get them?
Thanks again Tony, for amazing pattern! I will use this for my LARP character.
En español
Thanks for explaining this with examples! I learned a lot today! XOXO Love that voice....
Neat set! Thanks, Tony!
Hi, too broke to start yet - a quick question about leather types... Can you tool/emboss semi-veg-tan leather. This leather seems best suited to most projects, and as I live in Ireland where it rains often... But I'd like to tool some items.
Tony beautiful work! I have ask you this once before and your answer was that you didn’t know! Please, what is the brand and size of your needles, I can not find needles that big them anywhere.
Thanks
Th
Good stuff. Where did you get the edger tool for the rotary? Keep em coming! Working on your Medic Bag at the moment.
what is the best oz to use when you make anything
Thanks for another terrific video Tony! I am wondering where you get your Latigo/Combination tanned leather from. I have been having some difficulty finding a similar product here in the USA.
local tannery www.pielorex.ro
Ken, if you find a source, please reply! I'm having the same difficulty. Most I see have a shiny look. I'm assuming this process is ChromeXL? I'm calling around. If I find a source, I'll reply here. Thanks!
@@yayaglass I'd certainly appreciate it. I know Horween has different lines of leather, including ChromeXL, but it's been hard for me to figure out which are latigo type or combination tanned. OA Leather Supply out of Alberta, Canada has some latigo/combination tanned leathers, but imho, the shipping costs are a bit of a no go for me. Cheers!
Why do you use the veg/chrome tanned most often? You never really say why. Does it come in a “natural or russet color?
Rivet fail is my nemesis. I now use a press.
Where do you buy leather latigo? I don't can find in my country. What it is very good shop with latigo ?
Thanks Tony
Do you sell your products ? 😊
Thanks for another great tutorial and unique design. It looks like you are punching the stitching holes at a bit of an angle, holding the punch upright to find and center on the pattern, but then angling when you strike. Is this just a camera angle or do you actually tilt the tool a bit in contrast to straight up and down?
I try and punch them straight, if i can, sometimes i have to tilt so the viewing angle is better
niteKore thank you for clarifying.
Beautiful.
I don't know if anyone will see this but how are you stitching the pouches? is that a saddle stitch or something else?
Yes, he is using saddle stitch for this and, I think he uses it for most of his work.
Tony I’m an old fart that does good leather work but have the hardest time with the patterns . I’m not good enough on the computer to download them and was wondering is there another way I could buy them already printed. Thanks
yes, absolutely
What thread did you use?
u are awesome!!!
Thankyou
At the risk of looking stupid, does Semi Vegetable Tan Leather have different names? Looking at different suppliers here in the US and I don't see anything labeled as Semi Vegetable Tan Leather.
try Latigo, same thing
Thank you!
oh i just bought the little pattern one few days ago :(
why the sad face?
@@DieselpunkRo i ver only one pattern and now i figure out i can get 3 for less
I would be happy to fix that, please message me on Etsy
@@DieselpunkRo Oh thank you, i send a message on etsy
I thought were bullet loops at first.
Bravo ! :)))
No Apron, can't tell if your serious.
One little thing that I'd like an answer to:
I followed the link for the half-round cutter punches, thinking, "wow, I can get these essential tools cheap!".
One of the most important things I've learned to do when shopping online, is to check out the negative reviews. The positive reviews are unlikely to tell you anything useful, especially about possible problems. You do need to know how to tell reviews from idiots apart from trustworthy ones, though. Anyway, this time there were a lot of one star reviews for these punches. Sure, many were written by idiots, but the ones written by intelligent, educated people agreed precisely with the idiots.
There are serious issues with the punches sold on that page. Complaints? Well...dirty, crudely made, uneven, dull, bending easily, etc. On the other hand, overall, they have four stars. How is this explainable? Clearly, the quality control is seriously lacking. Many sets appear to have problems...but many sets are good enough to get the good reviews.
So, what I'd like to know is, *where do I look for sets that are a little less iffy?*
I don't believe in buying cheap tools that will fail me. Most of the tools I've bought over the last forty+ years are still with me, and still as good as the day I bought them.
I've only been subbed to this channel a few days, and everything I've seen and heard so far has been top notch...until I ran across this issue. Perhaps the quality of the tools in the link has gone, perhaps Tony just got lucky...or is it that these aren't the actual tools used in the videos? I think it would be good for viewers to be able to buy with confidence...confidence that isn't misplaced.
** I just took a look at another brand on Amazon. I seems that Amazon has once again failed customers in a very bad way. The exact same reviews appear on this other brand's page, rendering the reviews completely and utterly meaningless. Sorry, Tony, perhaps the link really does lead to an excellent product. Thanks to Amazon screwing the pooch, all a customer can do in a case like this is to buy, try, and hope to hell it isn't a mistake. I've been finding more and more of this sort of stupidity on Amazon recently. This week, I ended up having to get Amazon to cancel a third party purchase, so I could go forward with buying what I needed from a different source. It makes me want to scream (I won't, though, it would upset my wife too much...heh).
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