Absolutely magnificent work!! It’s a pleasure to watch a master craftsman at work. I couldn’t believe you only used a swivel knife to cut in the artwork. Just fantastic! Best regards, Richard
That is 1 FINE LOOKING rope bag that anyone would be proud to own. Made RIGHT too. Heck I would be afraid to carry it so I didn't scratch it all up. Dang if those dye pens look to make things easier on dying the edges.
I was really looking forward to this project video. Thanks Don, especially the tips on how to do gussets, I’ve been struggling with those so many times😊
Well done Sir well done better than all those fashionesta bags cucci, prada etc... definitely 10,000 plus...EASY and much more...tu meke chioce one dude.
They sure will. Gets hot pretty fast if your really gettin after it so I cut oversized pieces to give yourself room for folding and use multiple layers
Believe that seam you used to attach the gusset pieces is a French seam. I've seen Aaron Heizer use it on some of their videos. Can't wait for you guys to get a pattern pack out for this.
Hi. Iv just watched your vid on making the rope bag, and I am so impressed with everything you did. The tooling is, without a doubt, a, work of art. How do ypu begin to come up with a value for something like this. I am in Ireland, and this kind of leather work would never be seen, because horses are not used here like they are in the states. How many hours overall did the project take. Regards Jack from Ireland
Amazing! How many hours in that bag? I don't nothing about leather work besides what I watch on TH-cam, but it might work if you need a second person and don't have one, a swiveling height adjustable garage/bar stool might do the job.
Beautiful work as always but as a swede I really don't know what I'm looking at. I have a feeling this is used for storing/transporting lassoes (is that the right word?) to and from competitions/events. But I haven't got a clue more than a WAG and some hints from watching American movies showing rodeo an snareing bulls. Need enlightenment!
Sir I have to be one of your biggest fans! I’m always exited to see your videos and appreciate you putting this content out there for people like me that are in that learning phase of leather work! But can you please get a better camera! Thank you 😂
Hi I have a question I am only new at this, I had a person who wants a belt made, my issue Is he wants it plaited how do I work the sizes so it is the correct size, Michael
Troy is correct. I have the same machine. If you are planning to buy one I highly recommend it but make sure you buy the package deal one. It comes with multiple accessories plus a flat top. If you don't get the package and need something later on it will add so much more to the cost
Great video Don! I really enjoyed it. I am curious though.You used what appears to be 2 different glues or at least glue in 2 different containers. Are those actually 2 different types of cement and if so what is the difference between them? Thanks and keep the videos coming!
Yanno...if you take a piece of card stock, about an inch and a half wide, and mark out 10.5" on it, poke a pin in one end and punch a hole even with the mark on the other end, you can pin that to the center of a (really big) piece of paper, and use your pencil in the hole in the other end, and, using the pin end as an anchor at your center point, you can draw yourself a perfect 21" circle.
Man if you could cut out the music and the spots you are not fast forwarding leave the sounds of the leather work I think it would be far more enjoyable to watch. This music was killing me. Your brothers music was pleasant to listen to though.
Great video, awesome tooling work.
Even the Background music is spot on!
Absolutely magnificent work!! It’s a pleasure to watch a master craftsman at work. I couldn’t believe you only used a swivel knife to cut in the artwork. Just fantastic! Best regards, Richard
Mr Don you are super talented you can easily turn that patteren into a multi page pattern.
Beautiful work Don, I'd like to be half as good as you are.
Can't wait for specs on this! Thanks for another great video! 😍
That is 1 FINE LOOKING rope bag that anyone would be proud to own. Made RIGHT too. Heck I would be afraid to carry it so I didn't scratch it all up. Dang if those dye pens look to make things easier on dying the edges.
The joint you mentioned around the 1 hour and 1 minute mark is a French seam.
I was really looking forward to this project video. Thanks Don, especially the tips on how to do gussets, I’ve been struggling with those so many times😊
Master craftsmanship, looks fantastic
Thanks Don for another great video! I appreciate all the instruction on the gussets, always a challenge.
Amazing work Don, great info and lots of inspiration. Thank You
By the way thats a beast of a glue pot, true tradesman respect.
Your work is so beautiful
HI , juste magnifique !!!!!!!
force et respect
Well done Sir well done better than all those fashionesta bags cucci, prada etc... definitely 10,000 plus...EASY and much more...tu meke chioce one dude.
Another masterpiece. 😃👍
Those dye pens are so nice.
Love this. Can’t wait to see a pattern
Awesome!!
I assume you could generate a downloadable pattern by tiling the pattern on to 8.5x11 sheets with breaklines so that the pattern can be assembled.
Been waiting for this one, great work and thank you for another great video. Cant wait to try one of these for myself.
I saw you do a portfolio with MS on it, must be a loyal customer
I want to see a video of what you do with all your injector blades!! Looks like you keep them and sharpen!!!
У вас потресающие изделия, спасибо вам большое за показ и обучение.
Really enjoy your work as you seem to be a real artist. Who does your music you play on the video? Nice!
Wow that’s beautiful! What kind of glue is that? My grandmother carved a wooden table top like that.
Awesome work! Is there a pattern for this bag available now ?
Impressive! Do you think an old pair of wranglers would work as the fabric for edge slicking?
They sure will. Gets hot pretty fast if your really gettin after it so I cut oversized pieces to give yourself room for folding and use multiple layers
@@kenbowen3944 Thanks!
Very awesome!! Looking forward to the specs!!
When is the blog coming for this project? It looks so fun!
красота. золотые руки.
Believe that seam you used to attach the gusset pieces is a French seam. I've seen Aaron Heizer use it on some of their videos. Can't wait for you guys to get a pattern pack out for this.
Hi. Iv just watched your vid on making the rope bag, and I am so impressed with everything you did. The tooling is, without a doubt, a, work of art. How do ypu begin to come up with a value for something like this. I am in Ireland, and this kind of leather work would never be seen, because horses are not used here like they are in the states. How many hours overall did the project take. Regards Jack from Ireland
Amazing! How many hours in that bag?
I don't nothing about leather work besides what I watch on TH-cam, but it might work if you need a second person and don't have one, a swiveling height adjustable garage/bar stool might do the job.
Where did ya get your cutting board surface? I have been looking and can’t find a sheet like that.
What a great video! That is a excellent rope bag, have you ever hand stitched one? Great Job!
What type of stitch grover is that?
YAY!!!! *jumps up and down with excitement
Beautiful work as always but as a swede I really don't know what I'm looking at. I have a feeling this is used for storing/transporting lassoes (is that the right word?) to and from competitions/events. But I haven't got a clue more than a WAG and some hints from watching American movies showing rodeo an snareing bulls. Need enlightenment!
Montana leather has some nice too skins
Sir I have to be one of your biggest fans! I’m always exited to see your videos and appreciate you putting this content out there for people like me that are in that learning phase of leather work! But can you please get a better camera! Thank you 😂
Beautiful done. What do you charge on a bag like that?
Don what groover do you use?
How thick are the round cuts mr Gonzalez?
What’s your glue your using
Hi I have a question I am only new at this, I had a person who wants a belt made, my issue
Is he wants it plaited how do I work the sizes so it is the correct size, Michael
Are you going to sell a pattern for this?
Don who's that playing in the background?
how much for one of this ones?
What is the brand of sewing machine you are using?
That's a cobra class 4
Troy is correct. I have the same machine. If you are planning to buy one I highly recommend it but make sure you buy the package deal one. It comes with multiple accessories plus a flat top. If you don't get the package and need something later on it will add so much more to the cost
What applicator is that for the edges??
Great video Don! I really enjoyed it. I am curious though.You used what appears to be 2 different glues or at least glue in 2 different containers. Are those actually 2 different types of cement and if so what is the difference between them? Thanks and keep the videos coming!
Yanno...if you take a piece of card stock, about an inch and a half wide, and mark out 10.5" on it, poke a pin in one end and punch a hole even with the mark on the other end, you can pin that to the center of a (really big) piece of paper, and use your pencil in the hole in the other end, and, using the pin end as an anchor at your center point, you can draw yourself a perfect 21" circle.
What sewing machine are you using there Brother Don?
Can I have you're playlist
Nice 🤙
Where can I get your pdfs
You should try tokonole. On chrome tan it leaves a super smooth hard edge.
Dang Don you make so much money you leave it laying around on your work bench. 17:44, lol.
French seam
Man if you could cut out the music and the spots you are not fast forwarding leave the sounds of the leather work I think it would be far more enjoyable to watch. This music was killing me. Your brothers music was pleasant to listen to though.
What type of groover did u use ?