Indeed it's a game changer, thought of adding the stitches as an additional design on leather products, that would be really gorgeous..cheers & thanks again for sharing with us 🙏
This looks nice! I can invision random pieces of old crockery wrapped in leather. You know, like the kind that's featured in all the high end photo shoots with 6ft branches in them, that they just hacked out of their neighbors garden, yah those...😂
Thanks. I agree, very simple idea with big payoff. I didnt use anythings special for this . I have found good success with 150D flat waxed thread, its a braided polyester that has worked well for many projects over the years. I have had some trial and error with threads. I will add a video to my schedule to discuss all the differences as this was a confusing topic early on in my leather craft journey
Just what I was looking for,👊🔥👌
Boom... glad you found it... appreciate the shout out
Great stitch and a very well done tutorial. Thank you
Very cool stitch, great gifts etc. sold very well at a recent event
This was so intimidating early, any good ideas for wrapping random items in leather?
😮FRESH!!!!!
Big pay off for easy skill
That cross stitch was neat 🙌
Thank you much. Easy stitch and a great look! Really opens up 100’s of ideas
Agreed… super cool accent
Indeed it's a game changer, thought of adding the stitches as an additional design on leather products, that would be really gorgeous..cheers & thanks again for sharing with us 🙏
its such a nice accent! and Super easy to add@@lahuheppe2923
This looks nice! I can invision random pieces of old crockery wrapped in leather. You know, like the kind that's featured in all the high end photo shoots with 6ft branches in them, that they just hacked out of their neighbors garden, yah those...😂
Very nice… outside the box and I agree 100%
Good tutorial mate thank you
Thanks for checking it out!
Awesome shirt! GO Tigers! CU'97
Very nice attention to detail!
Very nice and like the look and idea. What size and kind of thread were you using? Thank you
Thanks. I agree, very simple idea with big payoff. I didnt use anythings special for this . I have found good success with 150D flat waxed thread, its a braided polyester that has worked well for many projects over the years. I have had some trial and error with threads. I will add a video to my schedule to discuss all the differences as this was a confusing topic early on in my leather craft journey
good but your score line is visible
Ah yes, good attention to detail. That can luckily wipe away easily with the Horween Essex…
@@reedyrivergoods easier way is to have a pattern with the holes on it and poke them onto the project