Yeah, a new video! I saw this on a cane a few years ago and have been really wanting to try it. Seeing this, I feel confident I could. Thank you so much. I absolutely LOVE your ramblings and your spontaneous way of doing things.
We didn't miss anything when your camera wasn't centered so don't worry on that count. I Love your improvisation, it's good to see how you generate a project. This stitchless design is something I had never thought of, thank you!
@@UKSaddlerytrainingcoursesuk I just recently got involved with leather working, and love your videos. I am here in Fort Worth, Texas, but wish I were in Scotland. We are dying of heat! 115ºF heat index a couple of days ago. Anyway, I was blessed several years back to visit Skye, where my ancestors are from. (I am a MacLeod.). Some day, I plan to be back across the pond and want to stay for a while. My degree from the 1990s is in Art, but currently I'm working on becoming a veterinarian, along with raising my four kiddos, dog, cat, and flock of 14 chickens. Needless to say, I needed a hobby to take my mind off of the daily grind- a.k.a. leather!! So far, I have done only minimal tooling, but have learned numerous stitching techniques. I made my son a vest for his Guides Troop (similar to Boy Scouts) and my cousin's baby a leather basset hound. I've used my scraps to make leather lace like I saw on one of your videos. I had to cut it by hand, which took forever. Results were great, though. Braided bracelets, dog leash, etc. It's so fun, and the possibilities are apparently endless!!! Keep it up. Your Scottish accent is music to my ears! (Unlike my Texas twang, which drops my intelligence level drastically in many people's eyes...ha!)
@@GlutenFreeNLuvinIt the weather here is just right today . it was 70 f. summer was yuk I think it got to 95 f. . There is so many things you can do with leather. You will love it
@@UKSaddlerytrainingcoursesuk I'm so sick of Chinese nationalist I applaud you treating those kids I guess you guys buy the same cheap stuff as we do. You won't have no workers over there do you. they're all in the computer board ain't they thought you have skilled Craftsmen over there and I can't find any on the internet you're the only one if you do can point them out to me please men trying to find a other person in Scotland but you're the only one
Yeah, a new video! I saw this on a cane a few years ago and have been really wanting to try it. Seeing this, I feel confident I could. Thank you so much. I absolutely LOVE your ramblings and your spontaneous way of doing things.
Choya C yes you can do this to cover things and make things
Hi I love your video because it's so honest and humorous thanks
Love this idea!
We didn't miss anything when your camera wasn't centered so don't worry on that count. I Love your improvisation, it's good to see how you generate a project.
This stitchless design is something I had never thought of, thank you!
Jane Taylor thanks. The camera screen I have is only a few inches. It’s not easy working to it. Thanks for letting me know
@@UKSaddlerytrainingcoursesuk you are very welcome.
Love your work need more videos
Love this man! So raw and so real! Send him beer and phone's! He's a diamond in skin ✨
Karina Ismail yehhhh to the beer
@@UKSaddlerytrainingcoursesuk 🍻🍺🍻🍺
Keep up the good work. I can't wait to try this technique myself. keep the vid's coming. Thanks!
I love your small talk while u work xD Also, nice little improv project I wasn't expecting that technique, thanks for the video!
I am going to be making some things using this technique. Thanks for this video!
It has been a long time since I did this. It was fun to do. You will like it
You are my FAVORITE!!! :)
GlutenFreeNLuvinIt shucks. Thxxx
@@UKSaddlerytrainingcoursesuk I just recently got involved with leather working, and love your videos. I am here in Fort Worth, Texas, but wish I were in Scotland. We are dying of heat! 115ºF heat index a couple of days ago. Anyway, I was blessed several years back to visit Skye, where my ancestors are from. (I am a MacLeod.). Some day, I plan to be back across the pond and want to stay for a while.
My degree from the 1990s is in Art, but currently I'm working on becoming a veterinarian, along with raising my four kiddos, dog, cat, and flock of 14 chickens. Needless to say, I needed a hobby to take my mind off of the daily grind- a.k.a. leather!!
So far, I have done only minimal tooling, but have learned numerous stitching techniques. I made my son a vest for his Guides Troop (similar to Boy Scouts) and my cousin's baby a leather basset hound. I've used my scraps to make leather lace like I saw on one of your videos. I had to cut it by hand, which took forever. Results were great, though. Braided bracelets, dog leash, etc. It's so fun, and the possibilities are apparently endless!!!
Keep it up. Your Scottish accent is music to my ears! (Unlike my Texas twang, which drops my intelligence level drastically in many people's eyes...ha!)
@@GlutenFreeNLuvinIt the weather here is just right today . it was 70 f. summer was yuk I think it got to 95 f. . There is so many things you can do with leather. You will love it
Thx for the help.
Never seen this before, real interesting. I bet if you put a braid in it'll hold very well and dam near forever.
Or poking the awl through your finger ... that is always worth a good cuss word or two as I learnt!!!
Work is the curse of the drinking classes. - Oscar Wilde
Hopefully one of these days I can put you to business making stuff
Mark Robinson can’t see me ever making stuff to sell I don’t have to work anymore.
@@UKSaddlerytrainingcoursesuk I'm so sick of Chinese nationalist I applaud you treating those kids I guess you guys buy the same cheap stuff as we do. You won't have no workers over there do you. they're all in the computer board ain't they thought you have skilled Craftsmen over there and I can't find any on the internet you're the only one if you do can point them out to me please men trying to find a other person in Scotland but you're the only one