This is really cool. I modify denim vests into battle jackets with a ton of hand stitching patches and punching studs, this is a cool way to be more creative with my work

Nicely done. I just ruined a large mat for my fly tying workbench by accidently burning my brand in the wrong place. Careless and shameful, I know but I was tired, etc etc. Instead of throwing it away, now I'm thinking I'll cover it up with a nice patch! Thanks.

@Handles-R-Lame

2 жыл бұрын

There are no such thing as mistakes! Only happy accidents.. 😊

@richardtalbot9215

2 жыл бұрын

@@Handles-R-Lame Ah, yes exactly. Friend of mine refers to these moments as OTE’s … Opportunities To Excel.

definitely picking up some Bob Ross vibes when you were sanding the curves.

The video that included the donut fob was stellar. That was a really neat patch/fob.

Thanks. Love them.

Love these, thanks for the video!

Great work. Liked your presentation.

I really appreciate your videos, thank you

Awesome idea!!! ✌

These are cool

Hi, amazing project, thank you!

Now I have visions of “Pocket in!” … “Pocket out!” floating through my head … as a young leather grasshopper. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️😂😂😂

Thank you for the video

These would be great as tags like the sprinkle donut you made in another video!

Sup dude love the idea!

Parabéns pelo seu trabalho deferente tamos juntos meu amigo deus no controle de tudo 🙏🤝

А так гарно супер !

Дуже гарна ідея.

I've been making patches on my laser engraver... I might have to try this technique next. Great video.

Loved the video , What size and what kind of pricking irons did you use for this video?

💪🏼

These are awesome! What thicknesses of leather did you use for these?

@canespugnaces2126

2 жыл бұрын

He said 5oz in the video I believe.

May be a daft question but if i used Chrome Tanned leather (I have lots of scraps to use up) would that then make the patch machine washable?

Would it be better to use a faux leather for this application because then someone can put it on something that can be washed? If so, what might be a good material to use?

How do you keep the fuzzy side from transferring dye?

@canespugnaces2126

2 жыл бұрын

I'm a newbie so I can't help you out there. Commenting to see if someone who knows the answer will chime in. I've lined everything since I've started. Either with pig skin or some fake leather upholstery stuff that I bought from Walmart. What do you finish you leather with? I use Atom Wax If it's an oil then maybe the dye is "bleeding" out with the oil.

А якби ви зробили для ключів Volkswagen логотип ?

Як причіпити ключ до цього ?

:D

Did I spy some new weaver punching chisels in this video? Looks like they have a longer handle and finer prongs!?!?

@bbrachman

2 жыл бұрын

I looked at the Weaver Tool List and these were not included. The handles look beefier than the normal stitching irons. Wonder what 'brand' they are.

@terntiffy1

2 жыл бұрын

@@bbrachman I looked at the weaver tool list too and never saw them. However I think I spied weaver on them at one point in the video. Hopefully corter leather can give us some info 😁😁😁

@dannyd174

2 жыл бұрын

It’s the only tools from the video I’m looking for and cant find them.

Love the videos. I value them for the knowledge they are providing me in my new hobby. However, if you just made it, it's not vintage. Let us be as thoughtful in description, as we are in creation. Nostalgic? Sure. Vintage styled? Definitely. Vintage? Negatory.

Sew a patch to a wallet.

You intentionally scribed in a line 1/4" from the edge in order to center your 2 "peace-s" of leather perfectly and STILL you fudged it!!! 😳 I'm disappointed.

Ironic making a piece sign from a murdered animal. Just joking, good video.

your Algiz is upside down