Leather working projects

Crafting for men is not something that often comes to mind. However, us guys love to work on projects with our hands. Here are 10 leather crafts for men:

Here's a quick overview of some of the most common uses for some of our more popular leathers. Use this as jumping off point when trying to decide what leather to use for your project! #leathercraft #diyleather #howtoleather #leathergoods #leatherearrings #leatherjewelry #customkicks

Here are 9 handy tutorials to help you get started with leatherworking. #Instructables #beginner #leather #basics

Getting Started With "Leather Craft" for Bag Making Below is some useful information if you are GETTING STARTED with LeatherCraft for bag-making. I'm new to leather and still getting started myself; so here is some info that helped me to get the journey started. Leather Thickness & Cuts Leather thickness is measur

Want to smooth out your leather before starting your next project? Check out our quick and easy tutorial that will work on most leathers! #leatherhowto #smoothingleather #leathercraft

Documenting all the small leather goods and accessories I made from using the remnant/scrap leather. Beginner level leather crafting!

It might seem intimidating, but leatherworking is among the finest disciplines a guy can develop. Here’s our guide to the basic techniques for getting started.

Fly Swatters — Mascon Leather

One of the most important things about buying the right thread for hand stitching is figuring out what kinds of projects you’d be working on. Will you make general small size leather goods? Or Will you make large heavy items or repairs? Correctly figuring out the appropriate thread can help make your work very durable and have better experience hand-stitching your leather projects. #diy #style #thread #stitching #leather #creative

Note: Tanners trim the side and cut some of the fleshy leg pockets out, but some may remain. The dotted line indicates the area that may need to be trimmed, depending on the side. The Bend Thickest and firmest part of hide – at full thickness, it is 2-4 ounces thicker than rest of hide. Best used where minimum stretch,