Could I recommend another way, if you cut the lace just like you did, or any other way you like. To round the lace either wet like you did or slick with water and saddle soap, next you need a piece of 1cm thick wood or board with a hole drilled through it. You then take one end of your lace and cut it to a point then feed it through the hole in the wood then you just pull the lace through the hole. It usually takes a couple of times through the hole, but it does leave it very round. Hope that helps

@samuelsimard1717

3 жыл бұрын

Tank you for the good idea. Will try it for sure

@popscratchie3985

3 жыл бұрын

@@samuelsimard1717 in case you are interested, what I have is a piece of plywood with a variety of hole diameters. That way you just use the hole that is the correct size. It also helps to use some sand paper to smooth the edges of the holes if the edges are too sharp it can roughen you leather strips. Hope this helps

@scarcesmith4151

2 жыл бұрын

@@samuelsimard1717 Thank you for the idea, I think that would be better.

@Gregorio621

2 жыл бұрын

What is the thickness of leather that you use to make your cording?

@popscratchie3985

2 жыл бұрын

@@Gregorio621 it depends what thickness cord you want, I use between 8 and 10 oz you could probably go as low as 5oz but I wouldn’t go thinner as the cord wouldn’t be very strong

I love this video because it shows how to make the cord without machines !! This is really handmade, how good it is to learn to do things only with the work of your hands and help yourself with elements that are easy to find in your environment !! Please keep making these videos so useful and with beautiful results, you are a very special artist . Thank you

I made a really long lace yesterday! Thank you soo much for this video. Saved me a lot of money and it's so easy.

Pure talent&heritage here! Very helpfull and nice clip with serenity & firm hands.

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your nice and encouraging comment.

Amazing 🤩 thank you for teaching me a wonderful skill in clear simple ways

Teşekkür ederim, faydalı bir video olmuş, kalıpları yıkıyorsunuz, eski köye yeni adet getiriyorsunuz, bizim memlekette deri el sanatları diyince aklıma ilk gelen eli biraz iş yapan kendini bişey zanneden, bildiğini sır gibi saklayan bir avuç kasıntı adam, beş liralık malı elli beş liraya satan üç kağıtcı satıcılar ve bizim gibi sadece yabancı kanalları izleyerek bilgi kırıntısı toplayan iflah olmaz hobiciler, bu açıdan yaptığınız takdire şayan.

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

3 жыл бұрын

Güzel yorumunuz için teşekkürler, paylaştıkça çoğalacak, daha kaliteli işler ortaya çıkacak.

Love this. Thank you!

Wow! ✨Great idea! Thanks for sharing your experience 💓

Brilliant, thank You!

Very clever. Well done!

Realy good video

Very very thank you beautifull tecnugues ❤❤❤

Thank you so much.

Thanks for sharing this idea💪🏻💪🏻

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

3 жыл бұрын

You are welcome.

Fantástico OBRIGADA por compartilhar sucesso sempre já inscrita 🎸🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

This is brilliant I have be buy this cord. Not any more Thankyou

Thanks sir God bless , you saved my thousands of rupees

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

Жыл бұрын

So happy to hear:)

Bravo ☺️

Gracias, nunca se me hubiera ocurrido 👍🏻

I just inherited a treadle sewing machine that goes back 4 generations in my family and have started to restore it back to perfect working condition. I need a new belt but I don't want to purchase one when I have a few large pieces of leather to use. Thanks for showing me how to make exactly what I'm looking for!

@Handles-R-Lame

2 жыл бұрын

Mind me asking, what did you need the leather cord for if ur making a belt? I do a lil leather craft myself, but cant think of what youd it need it for, sorry.

@Sporophore_Hunter

2 жыл бұрын

@@Handles-R-Lame no worries, they usually refer to the part I need as a treadle belt. It's just a long leather cord with a staple securing both ends to each other. They're used to power old sewing machines with a pedal you rock back and forth with your feet that is mounted in a cabinet that holds the sewing machine

@Handles-R-Lame

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sporophore_Hunter oh that makes perfect sense. Thanks for info, you learn something new each day lol well hopefully that machine works out for you im sure itll be a good one once you get everything up and running. Prolly work well for thick leather too, like harness or skirting. Best of luck to you!

@Sporophore_Hunter

2 жыл бұрын

@@Handles-R-Lame so far I've got it running with a makeshift belt I stitched up with some thinner leather I had on hand, it stitches nicely and reliably on anything I throw at it. It runs so smooth and quiet, really is a joy of a machine to work with!

@Tony-rg6wu

Жыл бұрын

The belt for that sewing machine is like $10 or $15 dollars on amazon. For that price I would just buy the belt instead of all this time to make a belt.

Amazing!

Very cool...

Amazing

رائع Berueful

so cool

This is awesome. Thanks a million for sharing.

How long to soak the leather in water? Is it plain water or something must be added to it?

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

Ай бұрын

Hello, it should be totaly wet, jsut water, nothing inside.

☆☆☆☆☆

I like the simplicity of the technique. I am trying to make lace from a deer hide. Would this work on softer leathers?

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, you can make lace but not round with soft leather. The leather has to be veg. tanned. Better to try with a small piece to be sure, good luck.

nice and thanks , is that water or ....?

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

Жыл бұрын

Hi, thanks. it is just water.

what is the diameter of the roundshape leather? how long the laces based on that piece of leather?

This is raw skill n early men technic, may I ask u, where did u learn this from,? Now I m figuring how2 slot a few lacings through a long holed metal n make a cuff out of it. I don't have your this skill n I never make leather cuffs b4 but I want to make one by myself🤣

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, i learned this technic just by luck, i met with one man and he said long time ago he worked in a leather work, he helped the master, his duty was only cutting lace, master was making masks and bags, and he showed me how to do it.

Is that wood or stone the rounded one?

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

2 жыл бұрын

i used wood, stone works better.

If you don't mind. What liquid did you use @3:26?

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

2 жыл бұрын

Just water.

Como se llama ese cuero

What is the size of the tape used, the caliber and the type of leather used, even if a twisted leather was made for the accessories, what is the diameter of the tape, the gauge and the type of leather or the handle of the bag? What is the diameter and gauge of the tape and the type of leather

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Oh for the love get a 6$ lace cutter

What liquid is that you smeared?

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

Жыл бұрын

Just water.

Hi, how can I make a thick cord?

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

Жыл бұрын

you need a thick leather))

How i can do this from soft leather?

@DaemonsBane

Ай бұрын

Get a lace cutter, save yourself time and get a more consistent end product

Hello, can you tell me what’s the liquid you used. I’m new at this so I have no idea. Thanks for the video.

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, just water to make the leather soft. You need to use vegetable tanned leather, with other leathers does not work.

@afritsasori69

3 жыл бұрын

@@teurjicraftshandmade7400 thank you very much. I’m already subscribed.

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

3 жыл бұрын

@@afritsasori69 thank you too.

@AlyxAesthetics

2 жыл бұрын

@@teurjicraftshandmade7400 is there ay way to make round cord with non vegetable tanned leather?

Salam, gardash! How thick was the lace when you finished ? I mean diameter.

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

3 жыл бұрын

Selam, It is 2,2 mm.

@eslamsaed6162

2 жыл бұрын

​ @Teurji Crafts Handmade The user and the type of leather If we want to make twisted leather for the handle of the bag, does the leather gauge differ in the final diameter of the twisted leather and what is the leather gauge

@eslamsaed6162

2 жыл бұрын

​ @Teurji Crafts Handmade What type of suede is used for the twist?

benefits in India leather cords if anyone needs please

это не круглый шнур,посмотрите как делают японцы,у них круче

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

2 жыл бұрын

Can not see the photo or what, it is very clearly round, you are the only person that telling, it is bad:) do it better and show i will follow. It is just a simple and easy method how to do it, i learned from an old master and share the knowledge. Machines can make it perfect.

@handmadeleather

2 жыл бұрын

​@@teurjicraftshandmade7400 если делать как в этом видео kzread.info/dash/bejne/qWdnqLCgpdLKgtY.html и потом прокатать на столе с tokonole ,будет идиальный шнур.

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

2 жыл бұрын

@@handmadeleather You do not understand the meaning of this method my friend, this technic has not required any special tool as i wrote in the title, as far as i know it is the simplest way to make round lace, if you roll enough, you can create accapteble meters of round lace, the vidoe you send another method to do it but i do not agree it is better; because 1 - you can create only short lace, in the method i shared you can create really long laces using very little amount of leather, becouse i use round leather 2- also thickness is matter in the method that you sent, thickness dimension has to be more than hole, 3- and last you waste leather in that method, but maybe it is not so important amount:) i used finishing polish at the end, possible to use tokonele as well.

@fwsfwef2455

2 жыл бұрын

@@teurjicraftshandmade7400 согласен. метод с тисками плохой очень много материала уходит в мусор. Ваш метод лучше. Спасибо огромное что рассказали.

I love this video because it shows how to make the cord without machines !! This is really handmade, how good it is to learn to do things only with the work of your hands and help yourself with elements that are easy to find in your environment !! Please keep making these videos so useful and with beautiful results, you are a very special artist . Thank you

@teurjicraftshandmade7400

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot for your nice comments.

Amazing