Some while ago, the BBC had a series of programmes on craftspeople at work; no commentary, no music, just the sounds of the craft... this had the same quiet, soothing, hypnotic quality. Thank you for a lovely piece - both the vid & the wallet. Wonderful!
You make that look so easy, which indicates a hidden investment of many years to get good enough to make extraordinary craftsmanship appear so ordinary.
I've only recently discovered your channel and I love it. Craftsmanship and silence. It reminds me a lot of the Ishitani Furniture channel. It really inspires me to give leatherwork a try.
It must be therapy but I love watching your videos.. My favorite tools are the edger and the hand held little wooden thingy that you use to smooth the edges. You didn't use it but I look forward to see you do! Oh one more thing to be a good leather craftsman you HAVE to have a steady hand !!
The camera angles and editing are on a scale that I don't see often. Great work and lots of content. I say this may well be a perfect video. Thank you for all your effort ❤️
Excellent work and as a teacher i appreciate the way you explain every detail. Thanks for that. That is what makes a visit to your page a great learning experience.
Leather crafting seems time consuming.. but I love the workmanship.. I make handbags and purses myself but I make them on a machine. I'd love to branch into this area. The skills are most definitely next level 😍😍
Nice job been doing leather and never thought of a breath freshener can for my shaping. Always used a cut wood form. Again nice touch and blessings on ya.
What a fantastic tutorial...and quite meditative with just the sounds of the work. 2 questions: 1. What brand/kind of glue or cement are you using and what kind of container are you storing it in? Every thing I’ve tried as an airtight glue pot - even the traditional one from Italy - allows the glue to harden. 2. What are you using to burnish the edges? Sandpaper and water? I’ve been working with a combo veg/chrome tanned leather for a few years now and hoping this method will work for that. Like you say, it’ll just depend on how much water the hide will absorb. Many thanks for any additional tips you can share! Laura in RI
I would love to see how you did your stitching. I’m just trying to learn how to make leather sheaths for the knives I make. I just learned how to stitch with two needles on one thread but it looks like you just had one needle. I’m curious. Very well done project, I’m very impressed!!! I could sure use one of those card holders too.
Very nice product ,I do wet molding as well ,however it always amazes me how much leather some folks waste with their projects, Might be something you want to work on .
I'm intrigued that you guys trim to finished size at the beginning of your project before sewing. I always leave it to almost the last thing. Is there a reason you do that which I am missing? Perhaps it's a confidence thing. I always like to leave margins for error in case my sewing goes awry, my measuring is off, or any number of other things goes wrong. Also I don't like measuring , so I offer things up to their partner for size, then trim at the end so they are identical before burnishing.
I've always kept very trim borders while I work so that I can use wing dividers to mark an even stitch line that is parallel to the edge of the work - but there are many ways to do all of it, that's the beauty of leatherwork! I'm sure your way works great too :)
I like the quietness of your videos. Wish I would have stuck with the leather & kept my tools from the early 80's. Luckily a scouting friend of mine was getting rid of his a d gave them to me and I used them to teach my scouts.
I am so amazed with your work ...it's an art and skill that you must be proud of.....let me ask ....what kind of material that you are using....is that a leather?
Been working with leather for a long time, love your videos because there is always something new to see + learn. For sure want to try this molded technique, curious what temperature was the water?
just normal tap water - temp doesn't matter much you just don't want it too hot because hot water will shrink leather. that being said if you're looking to make leather armor you want to use hot water or boil your piece to harden it!
What kind of leather do u use? I have the problem that the leather I use doesn,t mould, it is wet but it doesn,t form or gets back to the original form. It is coloured leather 2 mm thick bought on aliexpress.
you've got to use a vegetable tanned leather to properly mold it - overly processed leather will not work. The first link in the description will take you to Weaver Leather where we get most of our leather!
It is so refreshing to find a channel that i can watch a craftsman work and hear the sounds he makes without annoying elevator music.
!!! YES !!!
A thousand times yes! This is wonderful ASMR, highly enjoyable camera work & ambirvce, with relaxing, focusing sound effects, as well as crafting 💗💗💗
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Amen to that.
Yes! That's why I also like Little King Goods
Some while ago, the BBC had a series of programmes on craftspeople at work; no commentary, no music, just the sounds of the craft... this had the same quiet, soothing, hypnotic quality. Thank you for a lovely piece - both the vid & the wallet. Wonderful!
Hypnotic?
You are the real deal when it come's to hand made leather crafting . NO talk just get it done
You make that look so easy, which indicates a hidden investment of many years to get good enough to make extraordinary craftsmanship appear so ordinary.
When I grow up I want to be just like this person. You are insanely gifted and patient, may god always bless your skills and hands.
I've only recently discovered your channel and I love it. Craftsmanship and silence. It reminds me a lot of the Ishitani Furniture channel.
It really inspires me to give leatherwork a try.
that's one of my favorite channels too
Turning raw material into a thing of beauty.... magnificent...
Love the simple no nonsense approach to your hand stitching.
I love the wood thread spool for tracing corners☺
It must be therapy but I love watching your videos.. My favorite tools are the edger and the hand held little wooden thingy that you use to smooth the edges. You didn't use it but I look forward to see you do! Oh one more thing to be a good leather craftsman you HAVE to have a steady hand !!
The camera angles and editing are on a scale that I don't see often. Great work and lots of content. I say this may well be a perfect video. Thank you for all your effort ❤️
There is something so relaxing about watching you go about your work, to create a functional and attractive object. Thanks
Love the silence…this is great I was looking for a simple design…thank you ..thank you ❤️❤️❤️
I cannot understood why some people pressing the dislike button. It was so great to share this with us
Outstanding,no music to hinder your skills .Thank you👍
A work of art. It's so beautiful, what a precious thing to have.
Excellent work and as a teacher i appreciate the way you explain every detail. Thanks for that. That is what makes a visit to your page a great learning experience.
That is so beautiful. And I love the quietude.
This is just a handy skill for a multitude of designs, I see cosplay utility belts through to pouches for tradesmen.
Nice!!
No words, what a pleasure, very often images speak by themselves!
Love the detail shots! Excellent sound as well. Thx for the video.
Really enjoyed watching your craftsmanship. Now I'm going to make a real little one to hold all my money.
What wonderful, skillful craftsmanship! Interesting to see, and learn about the process of creating this piece. Thanks for posting this video!👍🌻
That's one of the coolest things I've seen all day. Keep posting great job
Leather crafting seems time consuming.. but I love the workmanship.. I make handbags and purses myself but I make them on a machine. I'd love to branch into this area. The skills are most definitely next level 😍😍
Nice job been doing leather and never thought of a breath freshener can for my shaping. Always used a cut wood form. Again nice touch and blessings on ya.
Did not expect to watch it all the way through, glad I did. Really cool project. Nice work
Love your work. Beautiful hands!
Enjoyed your video. Love the credit card wallet. Great Job!!!!!
Will need to make and sell a bunch of those to keep up with all of that credit.
Un travail de 18 heures. Une selection de peaux rares et souples de grande qualité.
Pour ranger une carte Subway.
The only problem I've had with these is when I put the snap there it groves into the cards below it. So I started making under strap closures.
You make it look so easy. Beautiful craftsmanship!
Absolutely beautiful 🌸💕🌸💕
You do beautiful work!
you did it again. beautiful.
This is really fun to watch. The tools are very cool.
That's crazy I never knew you could do that; now ima try making a case for my phone
Very well done project!!! Excellent video!!! Chuck Knight from Buffalo, Texas. 🤠
Aye, lovely bit of craftsmanship, sublime to watch. Thanks pal 👍🏴
A True "ARTIST"...🍃👍🇺🇸
Amazing like Louis Vuitton
Wow...professionally made beautiful...
Excellent ! Beautiful handmade leather work at it's finest
Gut gemacht. Good work 👍
What a fantastic tutorial...and quite meditative with just the sounds of the work. 2 questions:
1. What brand/kind of glue or cement are you using and what kind of container are you storing it in? Every thing I’ve tried as an airtight glue pot - even the traditional one from Italy - allows the glue to harden.
2. What are you using to burnish the edges? Sandpaper and water?
I’ve been working with a combo veg/chrome tanned leather for a few years now and hoping this method will work for that. Like you say, it’ll just depend on how much water the hide will absorb.
Many thanks for any additional tips you can share!
Laura in RI
Beautiful job. Thank you for the demo.
Just perfect, as usual!
bravo!! I love that design and idea!
It’s simple and beautiful 👍
Love your work.
They make awesome gift card pouches
I want one! And such a pleasure watching this video.
just curious as to the grit of your sand paper ty and tyfs
So Beautiful
Красавчик! Всё по делу показал, ничего лишнего.
I'm going to use this for my business cards.
I would love to see how you did your stitching. I’m just trying to learn how to make leather sheaths for the knives I make. I just learned how to stitch with two needles on one thread but it looks like you just had one needle. I’m curious. Very well done project, I’m very impressed!!! I could sure use one of those card holders too.
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Great work. Definitely helpful for a Newbie like me
Mesmerizing!!! 🧡🧡🧡👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Это то, когда понятно все без разговоров, в России о таких мастерах говорят Золотые руки, ставлю Лайк 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Very beautiful...!!!! Thanks
Is there a tutorial on making the stitch hole pouch chisel pouch?
Pretty nice work !!!! 👍
Time in the water? please .
Saludos cordiales desde aquí Buenos Aires 👍🖖🐯🐯🐯
great looking case, thanks for showing..
Gorgeous!!!
Very nice product ,I do wet molding as well ,however it always amazes me how much leather some folks waste with their projects,
Might be something you want to work on .
Nicely done.🍁🍁
I'm intrigued that you guys trim to finished size at the beginning of your project before sewing. I always leave it to almost the last thing. Is there a reason you do that which I am missing? Perhaps it's a confidence thing. I always like to leave margins for error in case my sewing goes awry, my measuring is off, or any number of other things goes wrong. Also I don't like measuring , so I offer things up to their partner for size, then trim at the end so they are identical before burnishing.
I've always kept very trim borders while I work so that I can use wing dividers to mark an even stitch line that is parallel to the edge of the work - but there are many ways to do all of it, that's the beauty of leatherwork! I'm sure your way works great too :)
I like the quietness of your videos. Wish I would have stuck with the leather & kept my tools from the early 80's. Luckily a scouting friend of mine was getting rid of his a d gave them to me and I used them to teach my scouts.
Beautiful!
Very very lovely 👛💖
Hi. I am new to leather craft. What is the thickness of this leather used in this video.
Que trabalho lindo!😍parabéns!👏👏
nice lil case for my altoids... tyfs
Beautiful, as always 👍
I am so amazed with your work ...it's an art and skill that you must be proud of.....let me ask ....what kind of material that you are using....is that a leather?
Fearless with the knife - very decisive!
Very nice indeed 😊
Un grand merci pour le partage de votre travail.
That’s beautiful
HOLA TE ESCRIBO DESDE CHILE,,,,ME PUEDES DECIR QUE ES LO QUE LE PONES DESPUES DE PULIR PARA QUE QUEDE SELLADO EN LOS BORDES ?
i like your work, excellent
It is great! But I don’t like the back side of it. Maybe there is a better way to make it cleaner?
How did you add the key ring
Love your work. So inspiring. Moore videos please.
Beautiful.
Very nice project
How can i get the pattern? That link isn’t include this.
I hear ya. I've looked all over for the pattern without success, and ended up buying another pattern. Lol!
Exelente trabajo. Me gusta lo que haces amigo.
Wow! I love all crafts and now I really, really, really have to try this. 😍
Enjoyed the video, cheers 👍s up
Been working with leather for a long time, love your videos because there is always something new to see + learn. For sure want to try this molded technique, curious what temperature was the water?
just normal tap water - temp doesn't matter much you just don't want it too hot because hot water will shrink leather. that being said if you're looking to make leather armor you want to use hot water or boil your piece to harden it!
What type of leather is that , how thick is it?? 🤔🤔👏🏼👍👍👍
What kind of leather and the thickness
Well ,the problem for me is i cannot find the small tin box to help me mold, probably i will just maybe cut a piece of wood
What kind of leather do u use? I have the problem that the leather I use doesn,t mould, it is wet but it doesn,t form or gets back to the original form. It is coloured leather 2 mm thick bought on aliexpress.
you've got to use a vegetable tanned leather to properly mold it - overly processed leather will not work. The first link in the description will take you to Weaver Leather where we get most of our leather!
Great craft nice
hello, what is the name of the liquid you grease on each sides?