Hello, Just a little tip to get the stitch marks to go the other way just use the other side of the leather. If you have thin leather go right through , if a bit thicker the use an awl.
good job young lady, you made that look easy but in reality it's quite difficult and takes many many hours of leather working to achieve that level of the trade so with that said, THANX from Texas
Great...a new video...! Just finished watching your last one....Would it be possible to film the making of a crupper and dock, the correct way, linseeds and all...? I spent a year at Capel Manor, couldn't afford 2nd year, sadly missed lots of stuff...I think people would find that very interesting, not just me. I admire your work. Thanks !
Hi Gaz, glad to hear you like the videos 😁 I usually charge about £50 for this sort of case, I've just had some more complex cases ordered with a silicone/plastic case to be stitched in to the leather and made into a book type case which will cost more (due to the extra time to make them) hope that helps. Jo
J.H.Leather Wow £50 seems incredibly reasonable considering all the time and effort you put into it, not to mention your beautiful workwomanship and the materials. Like I said I love your videos they are thoroughly absorbing. Really looking forward to your next one.
Hello, I make my own edge stain with wallpaper paste and powder dye from Abbey England. You can check out my video on making my won stain here th-cam.com/video/hPJL7311020/w-d-xo.html or a company called Metropolitan Leather make their own edge dyes and stains www.metropolitanleather.com/buy-finishes
Hiya +HonestDoubter, yes I used 2-2.5mm bridle shoulder for this one. It's all about practice with points, if you have scrap bits of leather you can use them to just cut points over and over.
There seams to be a trend of putting belt loops really low on the part ! I like whatever I have on the belt not to ride higher than the top of my belt .
Hi Dale, if you don't want the belt loop there you can make a slightly different loop to attach that will let the case hang from the belt instead. You will need to have a strip of leather that you can fold around your belt and can then be stitched onto the case. Hope that makes sense, Jo
hi Jo, thank you for sharing your passion. practical splitter machine i've seen in your videos, where can i find one? or if you advise of something else
Hello +Hassan el Sayyed, glad you like the videos 😁 The splitting machine I have is a Joseph Dixon one, unfortunately they have gone out of business. You could possibly pick one up off ebay though. Weaver leather supply do one called "economy heritage leather skiver", C.S Osborne do a splitting machine and tandy leather craft also sell one. (if you are in the UK Abbey England sell the Osborne ones). Hope this helps. Jo
that was quick. didn't find a JD, but ended up with interesting options at Bruce Johnson's Vintage Leather Tools brucejohnsonleather.com/leather-tools-sale/leather-bench-machines-sale/ thank you Jo
7:40.. In the illustration. The side piece. The lines are running the other direction on the end where its rounded. Only that end are the lines leaning left.. Is that a mistake or is that right?
I didn't notice that, the normal stitch marks are all around on the side pieces and the portmanteau are on the main body where these attach. Sorry for the mix up in my diagram!
Hello +Buffalo49 I got it custom made by Denis from Celtic Knife Craft on Etsy he used an old knife as a pattern for the blade on this one, it's amazing!! He is moving house in a bit but here is his store on Etsy if you message him he can let you know more www.etsy.com/uk/shop/CelticKnifeCraft Jo
I love watching and listening to you, Jo. I wish I was your apprentice. LOL
Thanks Robert 🙂
Hello,
Just a little tip to get the stitch marks to go the other way just use the other side of the leather.
If you have thin leather go right through , if a bit thicker the use an awl.
Very nice work.
And especially and obviously I like the melody of your voice
Thank you 🙂
Just found you on TH-cam. Your videos are so informative and clear. I am learning so much. Thank you so much for sharing.
Glad to be of help 👍
Brilliant work, I love your videos, well done Cheers!
Thank you 🙂
Amazing hand stitching! Thanks!!
Thanks you ☺️
I`v seen some of ur vids, and you are a skilled leathercrafter. The work seems to go by itself. Really cool. Thanks for sharing.
Wonderful video tuition, lots of very helpful points as you went along. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. All the best Mat
I ALWAYS learn something new from you. Thank you very much! Portmanteau --new tool to buy!
Thank you 🙂
Hello
J.H Leather
I'm big fan of leather art work
Iwan to ask you any type of leather painting you use for edge
Love it. Great tutorial Jo 😊
Holly smoke that case came out beauty full 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you 😀
Impressive craftsmanship. Thank you. I subscribed.
Very nice job!
Thank you
Great video. Thank you so much.
Thank you 🙂
good job young lady, you made that look easy but in reality it's quite difficult and takes many many hours of leather working to achieve that level of the trade so with that said, THANX from Texas
Glad you like the video Gene 😀
Simple but beautiful case that will outlast the phone and probably me if taken care of.
Great videos. Thanks for sharing.
Excelente trabajo saludos desde Venezuela
Perfect as usual
Thank you 🙂
Thank you so much I love your work
Bonito job. thanks for your video.
👍
This is great, good job. 👍🏻 Do you sell these? 😊
Good idea about making a drawing the stitching to complete explanation.
Thank you, didn't think my explanation alone would be enough.
beautiful work!
Hello Jo,
how do you heat the creaser? Is that an induction or a halogen hob?
I'm interested to see the next episodes of the headcollar tutorials!
Yes, it's just a cheapy portable hob I got from ebay about 6 years ago :-)
obrigado pela demonstração!
Great...a new video...! Just finished watching your last one....Would it be possible to film the making of a crupper and dock, the correct way, linseeds and all...? I spent a year at Capel Manor, couldn't afford 2nd year, sadly missed lots of stuff...I think people would find that very interesting, not just me. I admire your work. Thanks !
+Kianu Collis gosh I've only done that once and that was a loooooong time ago, not 100% sure I'd be able to do it again!
I dare you...! Ok, I'll buy it from you if you make a decent job of it, how's that...a 95.6% guaranteed sale....??
Muy buen trabajo☮️😷
Thank you 🙂
Hi Great video and Great work as always. Can you tell me how many stitches per inch your pricking irons are for this phone case. Many thanks Paul
Thanks Paul 🙂 for this case I used no7 stitch markers
J.H.Leather Thank you very much 😀
Hi Jo, I love watching your videos. How much would you normally charge for an average sized phone case?
Hi Gaz, glad to hear you like the videos 😁 I usually charge about £50 for this sort of case, I've just had some more complex cases ordered with a silicone/plastic case to be stitched in to the leather and made into a book type case which will cost more (due to the extra time to make them) hope that helps. Jo
J.H.Leather Wow £50 seems incredibly reasonable considering all the time and effort you put into it, not to mention your beautiful workwomanship and the materials. Like I said I love your videos they are thoroughly absorbing. Really looking forward to your next one.
Pro Job Thanks
Hello, love from India, could you please tell me the edge paint that you used. Here the edge paints from tandy and others are very very expensive
Hello, I make my own edge stain with wallpaper paste and powder dye from Abbey England. You can check out my video on making my won stain here th-cam.com/video/hPJL7311020/w-d-xo.html or a company called Metropolitan Leather make their own edge dyes and stains www.metropolitanleather.com/buy-finishes
Jo, was that bridle leather? You make me envious when you cut your points and rounds - I can't do it well even with a template!
Hiya +HonestDoubter, yes I used 2-2.5mm bridle shoulder for this one. It's all about practice with points, if you have scrap bits of leather you can use them to just cut points over and over.
There seams to be a trend of putting belt loops really low on the part !
I like whatever I have on the belt not to ride higher than the top of my belt .
Hi Dale, if you don't want the belt loop there you can make a slightly different loop to attach that will let the case hang from the belt instead. You will need to have a strip of leather that you can fold around your belt and can then be stitched onto the case. Hope that makes sense, Jo
hi Jo, thank you for sharing your passion.
practical splitter machine i've seen in your videos, where can i find one? or if you advise of something else
Hello +Hassan el Sayyed, glad you like the videos 😁 The splitting machine I have is a Joseph Dixon one, unfortunately they have gone out of business. You could possibly pick one up off ebay though. Weaver leather supply do one called "economy heritage leather skiver", C.S Osborne do a splitting machine and tandy leather craft also sell one. (if you are in the UK Abbey England sell the Osborne ones). Hope this helps. Jo
that was quick. didn't find a JD, but ended up with interesting options at Bruce Johnson's Vintage Leather Tools brucejohnsonleather.com/leather-tools-sale/leather-bench-machines-sale/
thank you Jo
your utter is amazing
Niceeeee👉you're👈 the best 💐🎖️🏅
Why does the angle of the pricking irons matter, since you're poking it with a sewing awl, anyway?
Yes, so the awl is shaped like a diamond and not round and needs to follow the slant of the irons to get the stitching correct.
single and nice!
Thanks
What glue do you use?
I use Bostik 6092 contact adhesive
7:40.. In the illustration. The side piece. The lines are running the other direction on the end where its rounded. Only that end are the lines leaning left.. Is that a mistake or is that right?
I didn't notice that, the normal stitch marks are all around on the side pieces and the portmanteau are on the main body where these attach. Sorry for the mix up in my diagram!
J.H.Leather ... Ok cool.. I'm more of a visual learner so I was studying the diagram and that's how I noticed.. Thank you for the reply 😀
@ 1:51 - where did you get that knife?
Hello +Buffalo49 I got it custom made by Denis from Celtic Knife Craft on Etsy he used an old knife as a pattern for the blade on this one, it's amazing!! He is moving house in a bit but here is his store on Etsy if you message him he can let you know more www.etsy.com/uk/shop/CelticKnifeCraft Jo
Hi - did you study at Capel Manor?
Yeah, I started there in Sept 2008. Jo
thought so, i did too and i recognised a lot of the tools they gave us as a starter kit.
What leather is it?
Hello, I use 2-2.5mm veg tan bridle shoulder for the main part of the case and sheep nappa for the lining
رائع
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Great video, I wish you would slow down a little.
Nice work, but you talk way too fast for me to follow what you are saying.