Friendly reminder that Folsom Street Fair and Folsom Renaissance Faire - both happening this weekend - are two different events and are very much not interchangeable except for some of the leatherworking.
Working on some tool holders, these are solid!! . . . #tools#leatherworking#leather#handmade#smallbusiness#woodworking#woodart#art#handcrafted#wood#leathercraft
if am had the leatherworking skills for it am would add a harness to my boots!🤭 maybe one day because i’d love to pick it up as a skill
That's fascinating though! Like, that purple is such a rich color. I have recently started messing with candle making but havent gotten into dying any of the wax quite yet even though I have the stuff to do it I would love to see in-processes of the leatherworking if you ever do that sort of thing
LOVELY work! On both the art and the leatherworking fronts! I have always been curious - how do you get the leather to be different colors? Is it painted or dyed? I used to do a small bit of leatherworking as a hobby but not a whole lot
Yeah, I imagine that would require a bit of leatherworking skill, and I'd be a little nervous I'd ruin a nice piece of leather, but I bet you could make something that looked pretty awesome! Aww, thank you!
Sorry it's like THE source for leatherworking tools and workable leather in North America
Whoa, leatherworking and upholstery? You’re like a DIY master! 😄 No wonder the shelves look so good. You make it sound easy, but I’m pretty sure I’d end up in a tangled mess of fabric and frustration. 😅 Quick and stylish—impressive combo! Should I be booking you for custom furniture now? 😉
To cover my wall shelves with fake leather, I used a mix of leatherworking and upholstery techniques. 👍 Considering how quickly I put everything together, I like the results. 😅
