Very nice. Great tutorial. Love that you showed all the products you were using and all the steps were really clearly represented. The end result was super nice!
To apply the edge dye, try using a small wood dowel. Just sharpen the tip with a pencil sharpener. It's more easy to use and replace than a screwdriver.
good timing for this to pop up. im sewing up a few RO inspired items for a friend...great tutorual, im curious though, what were you doing with the glass block. im still fairly new to leathet work and havent seen that before. thx
I used the glass slicker in combo with gum tragacanth to smooth down the flesh side of the leather and help reduce dye transfer. Not completely necessary but I like the smooth look on the back to match the front as much as possible.
Very nice. Great tutorial. Love that you showed all the products you were using and all the steps were really clearly represented. The end result was super nice!
Thanks for wqtching!
MAKESUPPLY you bet!
@@MAKESUPPLYLEATHER hi, can you please share the template for this one. It looks great.
Simply elegant 👌
Thank you for the tutorial 🤗💗🤗
Awesome...
Thanks for sharing mang...
I like it...thank you for sharing...
I’ll have to try some of that Chicago screw hardware ! Very nice project !
Very nice 😎
Nice bracelet
Eres increíble, saludos desde México
Thank you!
Nice job....but where’s the pattern ?
What is the name of the punch he’s using that makes the oval with the slit
Have you made one like this one but with a single strap.
What color pro dye is used in the video?
Hi, I can’t seem to locate the template for this cuff bracelet on your site. Please provide guidance
To apply the edge dye, try using a small wood dowel. Just sharpen the tip with a pencil sharpener. It's more easy to use and replace than a screwdriver.
Where do you buy these studs?
How much is this total? Just materials and how much with the labour?
I think explaining the products you use would be very helpful!
good timing for this to pop up. im sewing up a few RO inspired items for a friend...great tutorual, im curious though, what were you doing with the glass block. im still fairly new to leathet work and havent seen that before. thx
I used the glass slicker in combo with gum tragacanth to smooth down the flesh side of the leather and help reduce dye transfer. Not completely necessary but I like the smooth look on the back to match the front as much as possible.
@@MAKESUPPLYLEATHER thank you, its a good tip to know:)
Burnishing or ‘slicking down’ the rough side of the leather
what is the plastic like template material?
what material are you cutting for the pattern !
Leather thickness?
You still sell this pattern and what are the screws called please? Thank you
Hi, u can search "Round Head Button Screwback Screw Stud Spot Rivet"
PDF?
This could pass as asmr
how thick is the hide
8oz
Nice tutorial. Can you tell me the technical name for the 4 copper 'screws' you used?
Chicago screws. Also known as button studs.
@@kboleather Thanks.
Also Sam Browne studs.
@@johnh5008 Thanks.
@@kboleather Chicago screws and button studs are not the same thing. Not even close.
now this is a proper ASMR.
Who is Rick Owens please?
Moderately famous fashion designer. Made some cool looking leather accessories.
Who is Rick Owens?
Who the F is Rick Owens and how the F does he charge 135$ for a leather bracelet an inch, estimated, wide and glued togheter? :P :P :P
LOL...thats the fashion world man. its wild out there.
Dude! Either cut your finger nails down to nothing or friggin clean them! That's pretty gross to see up close like that!