Exceptional information. This goes beyond what other creators teach and is just what I had been looking for. Thank you for this great opportunity to learn from a true artisan.
Not only is this tutorial extremely informative and easy to follow but the quality of your craftmanship is clearly a cut above the rest! I aspire to level one day. Thank you for the videos!
One year ago, I watched this video and leave comments, today, I watched it again, I learned more details than first time! Still the best tutorial I’ve ever seen, please consider edge paint tutorial or any other tutorial, you’re really talented 🎉 it maybe not the highest views video, but must be the most interactive and value one🤍 Thanks again for making these beautiful videos !!!
Thank you sooo much! I hope this will be the guide to getting the best saddle stitches 🙏🏻 if enough peoples and subscribers want the other tutorials, I'll keep summing up the other basics!😉
This was awesome. As someone starting leathercraft, I feel like you saved me hours of practice and discovering things for myself, so thank you for that. Would love a tutorial for the edge finishing as well.
I've bought some tutorial before, BUT, this one is the best I've ever watched👏, very clear and useful, please do more tutorials! Can't wait for the edge paint pro-tips from you!!! (and Hello from Taiwan!👋
I thank you for posting this great tutorial. I have been 3d printing for about 5 years and I would like to blend the two crafts together. I watch your videos over and over again each time picking up ideas and feeling your love to your craft. Thanks John Toronto Canada
Thank you very much for this, it is a really professional tutorial. My stitches improved a lot after practicing your tips especially on thin leather. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Please continue with this tutorial series. It's a real pleasure to watch you work.
Wow excellent tutorial one of the best i have seen on stitching. As a new leather crafter i really would benefit from more tutorials of this calibre.Thank tou very much best wishes and respect from Port Elizabeth South Africa. PS You should have way more subscribers
Thanks a lot, bro! Welcome to the leather craft world 🤗, I hope the basics of my video could settle down to your "beginner mind" and help you out to the level you wish in the future
Fantastic advice thank you for this clear and useful information. The key to all this is not Rocket Science but a simple common factor in pretty much all things - Practice makes perfect! Understanding why things happen the way they do is also key.
Many thanks, Since we have not been getting much feedback from the tutorials, we still just considering more tutorials. If many subscribers want the tutorials like this, we will prepare more of this kind of tutorial :)
Very details and really helpful. Hope you make another tutorial about edge finishing tips. I subscribed and turned on notification on you. Thanks for your work! Blessing!!
Thanks a lot! I'll consider those tips for beginners and even for pros that have no idea how to get the right results😉 hope you enjoyed all of my projects as well!
@@AtelierSANGBLEU I am doing it as a hobby to keep my eyes off the PC Screen, since I already spend 10+hrs at work (programmer). You craft is truly amazing and inspiring. I was always interested in how things are designed (of course, mainly my domain - electronics) but others as well. I am so glad I found your channel. Keep up the quality work, and if you ever have time, post different tutorials :D.
Thank you:) Actually I don't have any ideas about the books for the leatherworks because I didn't even get my hands on the books to learn the techniques 😅 So sorry for the dissapoinment but, as I learned from other artisans and self taught skills, I cannot give you those recommendations 🙏🏻
Many thanks🙏🏻 Like I said in the video, the key for the thin leathers is the pulling angle and the right amount of tension which should be practiced a lot to master. Even for me, I do some rechecking stitching practice when it comes to the different articles for the thin layers because I can still forget the right amount of tension and the angle for this.
I love your work, it's absolutely beautiful, I have a question if you don't mind me asking, do you use a " fil au chinois" 832 for your saddle stitching ? Have a great day !
Thank you so much! For that kind of small sized irons, 832 is the way to go and if we use bigger irons, that threads should be thicker as the irons size goes up 😉
Many thanks :) because it has not been that popular with the audience, we didn't plan the next one yet. But, maybe if the audience likes it a lot, we'll edit more tutorials soon ;)
I'd love to know what you use to temporarily adhere your acrylic templates to fine leathers and remove without damaging the finish.EDIT: Never mind, I found your video on the Victorinox clochette where you explained pretty well. Thanks for these.
Oh, you’re right👍🏻 That is just a dust cover when I store them to prevent the dust inside of the ventilation holes When we use it, we should remove the cover😉
It is very helpful video, I can do the stitching in a better way after watching this. But I have problems with endings of stitch, when doing the backstitch :/
안녕하세요! 매번 정교한 실력에 항상 감사하면서 보고 있는 가죽공예 초보자 입니다 ㅎㅎ 질문이 한가지 있는데요, 아버지 드리려고 가죽 지갑을 만들어보고 있는데 보통 디바이더로 그리프 라인 마킹할 때 몇미리 정도 두고 하시나요? 말씀 주시면 지갑 만드는데 큰 도움이 될 것 같습니다! 감사합니다 :)
Great video. Number 3 could be avoided if you used Meisi Superfine Linen Thread, instead of Fil au Chinos. Everyone complains about the Lin Cable being inconsistent, I’ve yet to hear 1 person complain about Meisi.
Thank you for the comment!🤗 I have the Meisi m40 for some tests and I think they made a really great-looking thread and could be the alternative for Fil au Chinois. But, when it comes to the tightness and rigidity of the thread, Meisi Is a bit loose texture and feels weaker The tight + hard feeling from Lin Cable of Fil au Chinois is much greater than Meisi.... So... I'm still hesitating to switch my spools into Meisi products because of that issue, and Hermes still uses Lin Cable from Fil au Chinois and this fact tells something about it I guess🧐🧐🧐
@@AtelierSANGBLEU I really like the look of linen thread, but not that durable over time when it comes to wallets worn in a jeans pocket, usually had to restitch them after a couple of years use. If you try Meisi, I would recommend you to also try Meisi Xiange twist, have a similar look as linen thread, but more durable since it's synthetic.
Since the tutorial video was not getting enough attentions and feedbacks, we don't preparing additional videos about this 😅 If many people wants the contents about them, we will prepare the additional tutorials soon :)
Please more tutorials. There are not that many luxurious leather tutorials.
Thank you so much, we will consider the other tutorials again ;)
Exceptional information. This goes beyond what other creators teach and is just what I had been looking for. Thank you for this great opportunity to learn from a true artisan.
It's an honor and I am happy to hear that it helped a lot!
Best tutorial I’ve seen on stitching. I learned more than a few things. Thank you! Would love to see more of them.
Thank you so much!🙏🏻
Not only is this tutorial extremely informative and easy to follow but the quality of your craftmanship is clearly a cut above the rest! I aspire to level one day. Thank you for the videos!
Honor to hear that! thanks a lot! :)
One of the best tutorials/ tips I’ve watched! Always learning! Would love an edge finishing tutorial 😍 thank you!
So glad to hear that! I'll consider the finishing tutorials as well! 😉🙏🏻
Thank you. I have been struggling with tension and this video was very helpful!
Glad that our tutorial helped you a lot ;)
Yes, please do a tutorial on tips. Your videos are pure gold!
Thank you so much! Such an honor to hear that! 🙏🏻🥹🤗
I'll consider more tutorials!!!😉
This is the best tutorial on the internet. I would love to see more!
Honor to hear that:)
One year ago, I watched this video and leave comments, today, I watched it again, I learned more details than first time! Still the best tutorial I’ve ever seen, please consider edge paint tutorial or any other tutorial, you’re really talented 🎉 it maybe not the highest views video, but must be the most interactive and value one🤍
Thanks again for making these beautiful videos !!!
I can feel how much you felt my video was helpful to you. Thank you so much, I'll consider the other one soon ;)
Great tutorial and tips! Thank you! Would love to see some detailed sanding and edge painting video as well 😊
Glad to hear that it helped you🤗
Alright, I'll prepare another tutorial for the edges as well soon😉
Super tutorial..thank you 👍…please consider to make another one about "edge" refining.
Glad to hear that you liked the tutorial ;)
Alright, we'll try to shoot some more tutorials in the future;)
The best tutorial I’ve ever seen
Honor to hear that!🙏🏻🤗
Great ✌️ .. I enjoyed watching every second of this video.. Please continue this tutorial, I am so excited for the next video 😍
Thank you sooo much! I hope this will be the guide to getting the best saddle stitches 🙏🏻 if enough peoples and subscribers want the other tutorials, I'll keep summing up the other basics!😉
Incredible tutorial-thank you!
Thank you! 🤗🙏🏻
This was awesome. As someone starting leathercraft, I feel like you saved me hours of practice and discovering things for myself, so thank you for that. Would love a tutorial for the edge finishing as well.
I'm happy to hear that was helpful☺️🙏🏻
Great tutorial! I’d learn a lot from an edge finishing tutorial in this style.
Thanks a lot:)
I'll consider the other one soon ;)
Thank you for sharing your artisan know how, real pro at work.
Many thanks🙏🏻 hope you enjoyed it and my other projects as well!🤗
Superb work! Please consider a edge finishing tutorial.
Thanks so much for sharing.
Thanks a lot!
We will consider the edge finishing as well :)
I've bought some tutorial before, BUT, this one is the best I've ever watched👏, very clear and useful, please do more tutorials! Can't wait for the edge paint pro-tips from you!!! (and Hello from Taiwan!👋
Thank you sooo much! Glad to hear that mine was better than paid tutorials 😆 okay, I'll consider that tutorial as well!😉
I thank you for posting this great tutorial. I have been 3d printing for about 5 years and I would like to blend the two crafts together. I watch your videos over and over again each time picking up ideas and feeling your love to your craft. Thanks John Toronto Canada
Glad to hear that our tutorial was helpful🤗
I'll keep uploading luxurious & high-end SLG projects on our channel, so stay tuned
Thank you for the tips. Wait for an edge finish tips. ☺
Thanks a lot! will consider that!😉🙏🏻
Thank you very much for this, it is a really professional tutorial. My stitches improved a lot after practicing your tips especially on thin leather. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Please continue with this tutorial series. It's a real pleasure to watch you work.
Really glad to hear that my tutorial was helpful for your work!🤗
Maybe I should plan the tutorial part2 soon😉
Great! we will be waiting. Thank you :)
Wow excellent tutorial one of the best i have seen on stitching. As a new leather crafter i really would benefit from more tutorials of this calibre.Thank tou very much best wishes and respect from Port Elizabeth South Africa. PS You should have way more subscribers
Thanks a lot, bro! Welcome to the leather craft world 🤗, I hope the basics of my video could settle down to your "beginner mind" and help you out to the level you wish in the future
요즘 같은 영상을 곱씹으며 반복해 보고 있습니다
집에서 독학하는 대학생인데,
지금까지 뭐가 부족했는지
왜 이런 방식인지를 깨닫고 있습니다 ㅎㅎ
감사합니다!
감사합니다!! 보람이 느껴지네요!🥹
Awesome. Thank you!
Pleasure! hope you have a great saddle stitching time!😉🙏🏻
Fantastic advice thank you for this clear and useful information. The key to all this is not Rocket Science but a simple common factor in pretty much all things - Practice makes perfect! Understanding why things happen the way they do is also key.
OMG, here I have the one who completely understood what I've been exactly wanted to say!!!
So grateful to hear this!🥹👍🏻🙌🏻
Beautiful work, and great tutorial!
Thanks a lot!🥰
Definitely need some more tutorials like this!!
Thanks a lot:) we will consider more of these.
Simply amazing
Thanks a lot🤗
Your channel is amazing!
Thanks a lot!!🙏🏻🤗😉
That was mesmerizing 😍😍😍 any more tutorial from this Master?
Many thanks,
Since we have not been getting much feedback from the tutorials, we still just considering more tutorials.
If many subscribers want the tutorials like this, we will prepare more of this kind of tutorial :)
that was a very good tutorial thank you for the tips
Thanks a lot!!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Great video !! Please make one about your tools 🙏🏻
Thank you!
Introducing some tools? I’ll consider it in the future when next tutorials are coming up on my mind😉
오늘 몇 번이나 다시 돌려봤는지 모르겠습니다. 다른 영상들도 다 보고 정말 퀄리티가 다른 작품들 이였습니다. 정말 많이 배웠습니다. 단면 마감 영상도 정말 보고 싶습니다. 혹시 강의하시는 수업이 있으면 바로 가고 싶네요.👍👍👍
이 분야가 결국 디테일 차이인데 이런 부분들을 느껴주시는 분들이 있어서 감사합니다:)
원하시는 분들이 충분히 있다면 추 후 제작 계획이 있습니다🙃
Great job! 👏🏻
Thank you! hope you enjoyed it!🙏🏻👍🏻🙌🏻
진짜 잘 몰랐던 부분인데 좋은 내용 강의해 주셔서 감사드려요!!!!
감사합니다!🤗 도움이 되었다니 기분이 좋네요!🙏🏻
Very details and really helpful. Hope you make another tutorial about edge finishing tips. I subscribed and turned on notification on you. Thanks for your work! Blessing!!
Thanks a lot! I'll consider those tips for beginners and even for pros that have no idea how to get the right results😉 hope you enjoyed all of my projects as well!
Good advice. Basic information
Hope many people get the right way how to do it from our tutorial ;)
Incredible Thank you!
Pleasure! 🙏🏻😉
유익한 영상 너무 즐겁게 봤습니다. 코너 부분도 바느질도 완전 꿀팁이네요~~!! 단면마감 영상도 볼 수 있길 기대하겠습니다 ^^
감사합니다!🤗 다음 튜토리얼도 고려해보겠습니다!🥹
강의?.. 영상 감사합니다 직각 부분 처리 궁금했는데 😊
궁금하시던 부분에 도움이 되었다니 좋네요!
에르메스에서는 대부분 사선으로 처리하는데, 저는 영상처럼 좀 둥글게 지나가도록 중간점을 사용하는 편입니다😉
This is lit🔥 more more more😍
Also please make a video on how to make leather patterns😭
Thank you!
We will plan some other tutorials when we have great ideas to show them easily on the videos😉
Thank you. Just started today. Did a cigarette lighter carry case.
Hope you enjoyed it and if you keep working hard and learn, you would be able to build great stuffs for your own🤗
@@AtelierSANGBLEU I am doing it as a hobby to keep my eyes off the PC Screen, since I already spend 10+hrs at work (programmer). You craft is truly amazing and inspiring. I was always interested in how things are designed (of course, mainly my domain - electronics) but others as well. I am so glad I found your channel. Keep up the quality work, and if you ever have time, post different tutorials :D.
You have inspired me to make leather goods. What is the first book you recommend me to read to start this journey?
As always keep up the amazing work.
Thank you:)
Actually I don't have any ideas about the books for the leatherworks because I didn't even get my hands on the books to learn the techniques 😅
So sorry for the dissapoinment but, as I learned from other artisans and self taught skills, I cannot give you those recommendations 🙏🏻
Great video ❤
How to saddle stitch soft leather which is like cloth with maintaining tension on both sides of thread ?
Many thanks🙏🏻
Like I said in the video, the key for the thin leathers is the pulling angle and the right amount of tension which should be practiced a lot to master.
Even for me, I do some rechecking stitching practice when it comes to the different articles for the thin layers because I can still forget the right amount of tension and the angle for this.
와~~ 양질의 정보 감사합니다
감사합니다!! 🤗🙏🏻
I love your work, it's absolutely beautiful, I have a question if you don't mind me asking, do you use a " fil au chinois" 832 for your saddle stitching ?
Have a great day !
Thank you so much!
For that kind of small sized irons, 832 is the way to go and if we use bigger irons, that threads should be thicker as the irons size goes up 😉
Well Done! When can we see more
Many thanks :)
because it has not been that popular with the audience, we didn't plan the next one yet.
But, maybe if the audience likes it a lot, we'll edit more tutorials soon ;)
The more you make, the more attention you will get. Anyway good things won’t get missed! I look forward to learn more in the next video. Thank you
I'd love to know what you use to temporarily adhere your acrylic templates to fine leathers and remove without damaging the finish.EDIT: Never mind, I found your video on the Victorinox clochette where you explained pretty well. Thanks for these.
Oh, you've got it!
Thank you for watching my videos and glad to hear that you've already found the answer from our other videos 🤗😉
Fantastic video. Thank you very much for this. How far in from the edge of the leather do you mark your stitch line?
I think the 2~3mm is the boundary and the exact measure follows the size of the irons and the designer's style.
@@AtelierSANGBLEU Thank you 🙏
Great video but why would you cover the ventilation ports on your external storage device? They are there for a reason!
Oh, you’re right👍🏻
That is just a dust cover when I store them to prevent the dust inside of the ventilation holes
When we use it, we should remove the cover😉
It is very helpful video, I can do the stitching in a better way after watching this. But I have problems with endings of stitch, when doing the backstitch :/
Glad to hear that my tutorial was helpful for your work ;)
If that is hard to do, just pass the thread one by one looking at both sides of them.
@@AtelierSANGBLEU 🙏
Aloha from Hawaii.
🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙏🏻
Waiting for the edge finishing tips
Thank you, I'll consider that tutorial when this hits more views because that means a lot of people want them.
안녕하세요! 매번 정교한 실력에 항상 감사하면서 보고 있는 가죽공예 초보자 입니다 ㅎㅎ 질문이 한가지 있는데요, 아버지 드리려고 가죽 지갑을 만들어보고 있는데 보통 디바이더로 그리프 라인 마킹할 때 몇미리 정도 두고 하시나요? 말씀 주시면 지갑 만드는데 큰 도움이 될 것 같습니다! 감사합니다 :)
정답이 있는것은 아니기 때문에 지정해드리긴 어렵습니다,
보통 아이언 날 모양에 따라 간격에 따라 다들 좀 달라집니다.
2~3mm 내에서 해당 디자인에 가장 좋은 간격을 실험해보시면서 찾아보시는걸 추천드립니다.
@AtelierSANGBLEU 왕 ㅎㅎ 친절히 답해주시고 감사합니다! 넵 여러가지 해보면서 찾아볼게요! ㅎㅎ 감사합니다!
Can you open the subtitle settings for translation to other languages?
oh, that is not the automatic subtitles
That's all typed by the video editing process, so I think that's not possible 😅🙏🏻
혹시 전직 에르메스 장인이셨나요......?제가 본 새들스티치 중 가장 정교하고 아름답네요..
아휴 과찬이십니다 🥹 좋게 봐주셔서 너무너무 감사합니다🙏🏻
신경써서 연습 많이 하다보면 누구든 정교하게 할 수 있습니다! ;)
👏👏👏👏👏
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🤗
Great video.
Number 3 could be avoided if you used Meisi Superfine Linen Thread, instead of Fil au Chinos.
Everyone complains about the Lin Cable being inconsistent, I’ve yet to hear 1 person complain about Meisi.
Thank you for the comment!🤗
I have the Meisi m40 for some tests and I think they made a really great-looking thread and could be the alternative for Fil au Chinois.
But, when it comes to the tightness and rigidity of the thread, Meisi Is a bit loose texture and feels weaker
The tight + hard feeling from Lin Cable of Fil au Chinois is much greater than Meisi....
So... I'm still hesitating to switch my spools into Meisi products because of that issue, and Hermes still uses Lin Cable from Fil au Chinois and this fact tells something about it I guess🧐🧐🧐
@@AtelierSANGBLEU I really like the look of linen thread, but not that durable over time when it comes to wallets worn in a jeans pocket, usually had to restitch them after a couple of years use. If you try Meisi, I would recommend you to also try Meisi Xiange twist, have a similar look as linen thread, but more durable since it's synthetic.
EDGE ！please~
Plz refer the other comment;)
come on bro, where is the Eage tutorial?
Since the tutorial video was not getting enough attentions and feedbacks, we don't preparing additional videos about this 😅
If many people wants the contents about them, we will prepare the additional tutorials soon :)