Wouldn’t have thought about using yellow but with the accent color and antique it turned out very nice. Also like the choice of stamp. Nice variation instead of the basket weave.
Thank you very much! I usually gravitate to using saddle tan instead of yellow but I find, as you pointed out, when you add the antique and make the borders brown the yellow seems to pop. Plus the stamp does have a unique style to it. Thank you for the kind words.
Sure thing. You can find stamps many places. My favorite are from Sergey Neskromniy. He has a etsy shop. www.etsy.com/shop/LeatherStampsTools If you plan on doing Sheridan style work I always enjoyed Barry King Tools:www.barrykingtools.com/ I also get some tools at Springfield Leather and Tandy. You can get some pretty inexpensive stamps at both of these shops. These are a great place to start because it will not cost that much and if you find you stick with it you can get some more expensive stamps like the stores above. I still use plenty of my Springfield and Tandy stamps. www.springfieldleather.com/ tandyleather.com/
Le compré estos sellos a un chico de etsy, su nombre es Sergey Neskromniy Aqui esta el link: www.etsy.com/shop/LeatherStampsTools Compré el cuero en la empresa de cuero Springfield. Aqui esta el link: www.springfieldleather.com/ Espero que esto ayude gracias.
Yes, but not very wet. run a wet sponge over the leather then let it dry a little, you do not want the leather to be to sloshy. then go ahead and tool it. Once you start doing it you will find the sweet spot of how wet you like your leather when you tool it. It is like anything else with practice comes that type of knowledge.
Wow, that is one nice belt. Thanks for showing how to do it, just listening on the process is so soothing.
Thank you very much! It can be a meditation. Enjoy!
Beautiful result!!
Thank you very much!
Wouldn’t have thought about using yellow but with the accent color and antique it turned out very nice. Also like the choice of stamp. Nice variation instead of the basket weave.
Thank you very much! I usually gravitate to using saddle tan instead of yellow but I find, as you pointed out, when you add the antique and make the borders brown the yellow seems to pop. Plus the stamp does have a unique style to it. Thank you for the kind words.
Thank you for watching! Any questions just write them in the comments and I will respond. Thank you!
Hello colleague. Your work is very professional. I admire your work.I learned a lot from you Mark.Thank you.
Thank you very much! I love to share information that has been helpful to me. Thank you for the kind words!
Excellent work...😊
I'm new to leather working, could you provide a link to where you get your stamps..
Sure thing. You can find stamps many places. My favorite are from Sergey Neskromniy. He has a etsy shop.
www.etsy.com/shop/LeatherStampsTools
If you plan on doing Sheridan style work I always enjoyed Barry King Tools:www.barrykingtools.com/
I also get some tools at Springfield Leather and Tandy. You can get some pretty inexpensive stamps at both of these shops. These are a great place to start because it will not cost that much and if you find you stick with it you can get some more expensive stamps like the stores above. I still use plenty of my Springfield and Tandy stamps.
www.springfieldleather.com/
tandyleather.com/
Great work!
Thank you very much Marc! I just checked out your channel! Your work is great to! Plus you look like you are having a lot of fun. Enjoy!
@@baronleathercraft Oh, my! Thank you! I enjoy making things for friends. Subbed you as well!
Very awesome video!! Thank you for sharing this 😊 I have a question, what leather did you use in this video?
Thank you very much! This is a veg tan 9 oz belt strip. The leather is Hermann Oak Leather. I got it at Springfield Leather Company.
Hi that's a beautiful belt. I have one question what what color of dyes did you used on the Belt?
Thank you very much! I used Fiebings yellow pro dye and on the sides I used Fiebings dark brown.
@baronleathercraft Thank you, beautiful belt
Muy buenas.
Una pregunta.
Donde puedo comprar ese mateador que ha utilizado para hacer el cinturón.
Gracias
Le compré estos sellos a un chico de etsy, su nombre es Sergey Neskromniy Aqui esta el link:
www.etsy.com/shop/LeatherStampsTools
Compré el cuero en la empresa de cuero Springfield. Aqui esta el link:
www.springfieldleather.com/
Espero que esto ayude gracias.
@@baronleathercraft gracias
I have a question does the leather have to be wet ?
Yes, but not very wet. run a wet sponge over the leather then let it dry a little, you do not want the leather to be to sloshy. then go ahead and tool it. Once you start doing it you will find the sweet spot of how wet you like your leather when you tool it. It is like anything else with practice comes that type of knowledge.