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As someone just starting out this is incredibly inspiring. Seeing someone who looks like me doing this is just fantastic

@conjuredcreatives

Жыл бұрын

Happy to hear. The goal of this channel is to inspire.

Little late to this video - but I just wanted to say your wife seems like a gem. Having a partner that supportive is so crucial to any journey that's challenging and full of uncertainty. Good on you both, very inspirational.

Escaping the servitude machine = inspirational. Voltaire "One must cultivate one's own garden".

@conjuredcreatives

Жыл бұрын

Its what I hope to do with this channel!

Love it

I started learning leatherworking in 1977 in junior high school. I don't have any power tools, but I do have an impressive collection of hand tools and stamps. I don't sell anything. I just make stuff to give as gifts, folks tend to keep them so I guess they're pretty good.

@REMY.C.

Ай бұрын

That's cool af!

Oh, I can def relate to "antiquing" the dining room table

I can’t wait till I’m at this level⭐️⭐️⭐️ I felt so inspired to keep pushing myself

Awesome! I love it! subbed.

Great video! Thanks for sharing your story, very inspiring!

Great video and great couple!

Great video! It's so great to see a successful family business and you're a great example of what can be accomplished with vision and hard work. Congrats!

Very inspiring 🙂

ESPN calling is a great hook for the beginning of this video! Shot super well. This was fun to watch.

@conjuredcreatives

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! trying to improve editing every time but yes that would have been a good start

This was really inspirational. I got goosebumps. Something really stirring about discovering a passion and developing it. Thanks for sharing.

@conjuredcreatives

Жыл бұрын

This makes me really happy to hear. TY

You'd did a good job. It is great to hear story's like this.

@conjuredcreatives

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

This is the second Odin Leather vid I’ve watched and continue to be impressed. Congrats on your new business adventure.

@conjuredcreatives

Жыл бұрын

Well this is a documentary channel Odin participated in but he does have his own KZread channel.

Seeing this video gives me that drive to succeed. I just started my own dinning room table leather business a month ago.

@conjuredcreatives

3 ай бұрын

love to hear it! thats the goal of the channel :)

I love watching Odin make stuff on youtube, super-likeable dude

@conjuredcreatives

Жыл бұрын

He is!

❤

Thanks for the video. Very inspiring. I'm ready to get out of my desk job as well. Last year I started in leather craft. This year my wife and I made a corset for her to wear to the local ren. faire. We received a lot of positive feedback so now we are in the process of getting another one built to try to sell. Everything about it is hand made from the tooling, stitching, knot work, dyeing, I did it all by hand. It's very rewarding. Thanks again!

@conjuredcreatives

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for saying this. This is my goal with the channel and I'm happy to hear you were inspired :)

Im on the same path and workong towRds opening my own leather shop over here in NM. I picked up the craft ahile in the army and stuck at ft polk louisiana for a month in 2015. Been working on my skills and collecting the necessary tools since then. I hope i can find the success odin leatherwork has found.

@conjuredcreatives

Жыл бұрын

I hope you do!

I liked it👍🏻 and she’s a cutie…..when’s last time you bought her flowers n took her to a fine restaurant? Lol keep posting🍺🍺🍺

So cool. I work in digital marketing and do leather on the side. I don’t know what my long term goal is but this story is super inspiring and they are such a cute couple.

@conjuredcreatives

Жыл бұрын

I hope you do! the point of this channel is to inspire people to follow their dreams :)

I’m waiting for the Man In Black story- drug addicted debt collector to one of the most custom leather crafters on earth

Not sure why you got such negative comments for this video. Not sure what people expect from a look at one person's journey that is exclusive to them. Maybe they need a course to invest in. "How to make money from leatherworking"...get all the fine details...nice video regardless of the stupid trolls. My take away is. Do the work.

Great video. How long did it take you brfore you opened up your own buisness? How long were you doing it prior? It seems like one day you passed that leather store and never looked back but how long did it take you to learn your craft beforre you took it to thr next level and opened your shop? Thanks!

He sounds like a sportscaster

How do I work for you? I am right where you started and love leather work.

@conjuredcreatives

Жыл бұрын

I'm a filmmaker who creates documentaries about people who have made a career out of their passions. However you can try reaching out to Odin on IG :)

Thank god you’re not blatantly another content creator disguised as a leather crafter.

I wish my wife supported my efforts :/ Good for you.

@conjuredcreatives

Жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear that

Well, very nice but useless video. Why film and post this, exactly ? Wouldn't we, the viewers, get more out of such a video if the owner of the shop talked about how he made it out of the office job, what were his struggles, what did he go though, what advice does he has for aspiring leathercrafters, or any other crafter wanting to get out of the golden prison of 9 to 5 office work ? Instead we just get the usual feel good video, could have posted this on instagram would have been the same. A shame really, we could have leaned so much from this person.

@googla12

Жыл бұрын

This comment seems useless. I am in a desk job position and I am trying to get into leather crafting as well. Almost same type of situation as this man so for me this is inspiring. Why take the time to make such a useless comment? Instead of asking for more, start being grateful for things you have.

@stephanefournier5581

Жыл бұрын

@@googla12 Same position as you here mate, it's no exception there are a lot of us like this. Why post this comment ? Well honestly because at one point we need to stop being fed empty content. Nice images that look good, here look at how well I'm doing, look at the nice shop around me. Look at what I did. You will find the exact same video 30 time with just a quick search. To me that's not inspiring, it's just like 99% of all useless content out there on youtube and all other platforms. And since there's a comment section that is there, and active for this video, exactly for the purpose of giving our opinion on the content we just viewed, well that is exactly what I did. I wrote my comment, my review, of the content I was presented with. I think that if the author injected more useful information and more life experiences in it's video, then the video would have been so much more useful for everybody. For this to work we need to be respectful of other viewer's opinions here, and not diss them. I don't need you to agree with my review, or find it helpful, as my review is there for the author of the content.

@mikedegrazia

Жыл бұрын

@@stephanefournier5581 im pretty sure the person went over it briefly. Not sure there's more to say about it but work hard, sell your stuff. Go watch videos on how to start a business, there's lots of steps involved. Not sure that would be relevant to this video. But i do get what your saying 💯 percent. Theres only a handful of those type of videos in all of youtube. After almost 8 years of leatherworking i still haven't started a website yet. Just building my skillset to an acceptable and hopefully respectable level so as when i do post my work it does not come back to haunt me. Good luck on your journey.

@googla12

Жыл бұрын

@@stephanefournier5581 Are you looking for a FREE video to give you a step-by-step process on how they built their business??? So odd to expect something like that. He mentioned it taking over 10 years. Go make a name for yourself instead of expecting more from something that you got for free.

@stephanefournier5581

Жыл бұрын

@@googla12 Thank you for your recommendation, I will do that.

nice video, BUT... there is one part where you really failed with your editing. the part where he says "we cut them out by hand", and at that exact same time you are showing him using the clicker press.... DOH!! lol. you really should have edited it so that it showed him using the clicker press when you mentioned it, and the same with showing him cutting by hand when he says they cut stuff by hand. it just gives more credibility to him as a craftsman that way. because as it is now, people are going to have the immediate reaction that I did when seeing him using a machine to cut leather right when he is claiming to cut it by hand. The details matter. and in short videos like this one, every single second matters. literally. you have to scrutinize every single second of footage and make sure it goes together and makes sense with the audio.