*Looks very good. If I could suggest only one thing is to use D rings instead of O rings. O rings easily damage whatever is in the binder, while D rings are safer.*
Possibly if you make it with two layers and some sort of hard board in between. I made this for a friend because he wanted to be able to roll it and quickly stick it in his bag during outdoor activities.
Shaunice Boyd I used a piece from a rustic double shoulder I bought at Tandy Leather. For the inside, those pieces came from a remnant bag from Michaels. Thanks for watching!
Missed out on a perfectly good opportunity to call it a leather trapper keeper. Ha ha. Your stitching looks so good! I don’t usually hammer my stitching. Do you feel that it helps?
Bruce A. Ulrich haha. True! I can still edit my title. 😆 I like to flatten out the stitching because I don’t have a stitching groover. And it also makes the stitching look a little thicker.
Ok that's pretty awesome even the metal ring hardware is wrapped in leather 👌
*Looks very good. If I could suggest only one thing is to use D rings instead of O rings. O rings easily damage whatever is in the binder, while D rings are safer.*
Thanks for the suggestion!
Love your work do you make to sell?
Thanks!
Thank you! 🙏🏽
Love this so much! Thanks for all the good ideas. Buy one for $90 or make one from leather scraps…I’ll make one.
Amazing! Thanks so much for the video!
Awesome
Jem S. Thanks!
Is there a way to stiffen the covers? With card stock inserts? Or hardening compound?
Possibly if you make it with two layers and some sort of hard board in between.
I made this for a friend because he wanted to be able to roll it and quickly stick it in his bag during outdoor activities.
Excuse me, what do you call that tool at 10:48
that's a diamond stitch chisel. :-)
Love your work do you sell your work?
This is great! How thick is the leather?
Stefanie Karwin Thanks! It is 4-5 oz.
what thread do you use?
Hi* What type of leather did you use? I love this idea. Will be doing this in the near future. Thank you so much for the video.
Shaunice Boyd I used a piece from a rustic double shoulder I bought at Tandy Leather. For the inside, those pieces came from a remnant bag from Michaels. Thanks for watching!
OMG!OMG!OMG!! I really want one 🥰
:-)
What size are your chicago screws?
It was the either the smallest or the middle size in the kit listed in the description. 😃
@@WatchMeDIYIt Thank you so much!
Missed out on a perfectly good opportunity to call it a leather trapper keeper. Ha ha. Your stitching looks so good! I don’t usually hammer my stitching. Do you feel that it helps?
Bruce A. Ulrich haha. True! I can still edit my title. 😆
I like to flatten out the stitching because I don’t have a stitching groover. And it also makes the stitching look a little thicker.
Awesome tutorial, very nice project. Horrid music......
I loved the video! But the music. ☠️ 🤣