Come realizzare manici per borse — How to sew tubular handles
Опубликовано: 17 сент. 2018 г.Nel video di oggi vi farò vedere come realizzare dei manici per qualsiasi tipologia di borsa utilizzando dell'ecopelle, corda del diametro di 8 mm e del nastro biadesivo.
革縁のファスナーポケット の作り方/【型紙付】 How to Sew a Zippered Pocket/Pattern/Sewing Tutorial/DIY
Опубликовано: 19 июн. 2019 г.型紙・Pattern（PDF） https://aki20191017.hatenablog.com/en...
ミシンによっては革が縫えない場合もあるので、確認の上でお試し下さい。
Some sewing machines do not sew leather, so please try on the check.
Como el cuero puede no coser dependiendo de la máquina de coser, por favor intente la verificación.
有些縫紉機不會縫製皮革，所以請檢查。
Algumas máquinas de costura não costuram couro, então, por favor, verifique.
Некоторые швейные машины могут не шить кожу, поэтому, пожалуйста, проверьте.
The sewing machine I use is JUKI TL30. This is an old model.
fabric(drill or twill) needle（＃16＃18）thread（＃30）
Опубликовано: 1 сент. 2017 г.In this video I am showing how to stitch leather with 2 needles, the traditional way.
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Leather Crafting gets a bit more advanced when you start sewing zippers into your work. In this video we make a nice leather zippered pouch. This design can be used to carry all of your EDC (every day carry) pieces, it can also be used as a purse or clutch, you can also adjust the size to make it bigger for or smaller to carry tablets or to use as a wallet.
Sewing in a zipper by hand is fairly simple once you get the hang of it. I use basting tape to attach the zipper to the leather, which holds it firmly in place while I punch and hand stitch the zipper to the leather. Once that is complete, it's just a matter of hand sewing all of the other leather pieces together with waxed thread, burnishing, and finishing up the piece.
As a side note, you can also use basting tape to attach leather pieces to each other. This tape does not provide the structural strength of leather cement, however in a piece like the card slot where there is not much movement the stitching is more than strong enough. Basting tape makes for a much cleaner, easier way to line up a piece of leather that is centered on another piece of leather, just remember to burnish your edges before installing!
Опубликовано: 12 нояб. 2018 г.This is one of our ongoing projects in association with Electric Bike Company, based out of Newport Beach, CA, USA. Earlier this year, they approached us to help bring a handcrafted leather pannier style bike bag to their customers.
Our goal was to offer a bike bag that complimented the quality and durability of the bike while providing something different from the other bags on the market.
Handcrafted in Orange, CA, USA, these bags are made from Wickett & Craig's Buck Brown Harness leather and sewn with white polyester thread from Maine Thread Company.
Опубликовано: 27 авг. 2019 г.For tools and materials used in this video visit: https://www.weaverleathersupply.com/c...
Join our guest, expert maker Jimmy DiResta on our channel this week as he creates a leather tool/carryall bag using English Bridle Leather in 3/4 oz. The leather bag and handles are cut by hand and stitched together using the Weaver 205 sewing machine. Solid copper rivets and brass rivets are attached to stress points for added strength.
Опубликовано: 27 мар. 2020 г.Making a simple leather tool bag for my bicycle that mounts under the saddle. Easy and relaxing project I was able to make in my apartment with limited tools in this lockdown period. Leatherworking is always fun and enojoyable to me! I decided to limit punched holes to minimum so I don't bother neighbours and got a decent result with drilling with 1.5mm bit and enlarging with thick needle/awl on the hand held drill. I used thick and un-finished leather for the side caps because it holds the shape way better than the thinner one I used for the rest of the bag.
If you are doing something like this you need to figure out a mount solution as most likely the way I did this is not applicable to all saddle.
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Index of operation and materials: 0:20 For measurements I used width of the saddle and diameter of the bottles I had 0:35 Round corners for the opening 1:00 Mark and cut circle for sides, leaving extra material on the edges 1:40 Wet leather can be formed easily, when dried it will retain the shape 2:30 Beveler tool used to chamfer leather edges 3:20 Two latches are used to secure the bag under the saddle 3:50 Fork punch used to mark position of stitch holes, then drilled and sized with awl 5:20 Cut slots to pass the latches through the bag 5:50 Contact adhesive to secure sides and main piece togheter 6:55 Trim excess leather with Maker Knife 7:30 Bevel inside circle and round all the edge to make it look nicer 8:00 Dark Brown leather dye used to stain un-finished leather and all edges 9:00 Groover used to mark position of stitches 9:20 Fork punch leaves mark to space stitch holes 9:55 Drilled holes are then enlarged and burnished with awl in hand held drill 10:00 Rough side of the hole is sanded down and re-finished with dark brown dye 10:30 Waxed thread, going over the edge externally just for the look of it 12:00 Badge is textured with alchool to remove original finish, then sanded to add texture and re-finished with brown dye 12:35 Branding iron is used to hot stamp my logo 12:50 Matt leather finish applied to seal everything 13:00 Badge is glued with contact adhesive over the latch stiches to reinforce the area 13:30 Two leather strip are cut to lengh and width to be used as bag lock 14:10 Simple buttons hold plenty enough for something like this, I would have liked to try a more unique lock but nothing cool and doable came to mind.
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