How to Make an A5 Scribe Journal Cover

In this step-by-step tutorial, we are creating something a little bit different for your leather collection; an A5 Scribe leather Journal Cover! So you can take your personal journal everywhere you go and make sure it won't get crease or deteriorate.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - List of Tools and Materials Needed
3:12 - Leather Sizing
4:29 - Cutting Patterns
7:35 - Electric Creaser
8:27 - Journal Assembly
9:18 - Trimming
11:40 - Attaching the Back Piece
16:02 - Trimming Back Piece
17:30 - Working with the Corners
19:31 - Marking Stitching Line
20:24 - Pricking
22:40 - Saddle Stitching
27:38 - Using the Electric Creaser
29:50 - Beveling and Burnishing

[@dbasiliere]

I am doing a stitching job on heavy leather for a sheath. I feel the saddle stitch will work best. Your tutorial is the best I have found for me. You didn't speed up the video, so I can follow it.
Thank you for posting the video. I now feel confident to do my stitching. It is harder, as the leather is 1/8" thick, and stiff, plus it is 3 layers. You have nice tools.

[@slicksport2000]

Well done sir. I am a fan of the two-tone look. 👍

[@sv2234sv]

Nice and very cool!

[@dangvalverde]

What wt. of leather did you use for the outside & inside. Also, is it veg tan or chrome?

[@gustavozubizarreta]

Donde puedo descargar el patrón

[@themazeleather]

Hola Gustavo! Lo puedes conseguir aqui: mazeleather.com/a5-scribe/

[@svrs]

always cut away from the sausage!