Leathercraft Resources

(Note: This was originally posted on November 18, 2024 on my old blog, JessLynnBabblin.')

Howdy! Full disclosure: I just realized it's Monday at 8:49PM. I was focused on revising the outline for my NaNoWriMo novel today and completely forgot about this blog post. Thankfully my husband reminded me.

So.

After a minutes' consideration, I've decided to create a list of free leathercraft resources, namely because I can refer back to this during my learning process. Without further ado, here there are:

• *How to Start Leather Working - Watch This BEFORE you Buy Anything: Black Flag Leather Goods

• *How To Start Crafting Video: Corter Leather

• *Getting Started in Leathercraft - 10 Basic Tools Every Beginner Leather Craftsman Should Have: Whit + Park

• *Understanding the Different Types of Leather: Skill Tree

• *Choosing the Correct Leather for Your Project (Made Easy): Claridge Leather

• The Leather Element: Simple Mistakes to Avoid in Leathercraft: Weaver Leather Supply

• How to Hand Stitch Leather: Claridge Leather

• Saddle Stitch Leather WITHOUT a Stitching Pony?: Corter Leather

• How To Double Loop Lace On Leather: Tandy Leather

• How to Mexican Round Braid & Tips: Got Style Designs

• When, Why, and How to Skive Leather by Hand: Corter Leather

• How to Burnish Leather Edges: Corter Leather

• How To Wet Mold Leather: Corter Leather

• How To Stamp Leather: Tandy Leather

• Leather Tooling For Beginners: How To Use The Tools You Need: Joe Meling

• Basic Leather Carving: Tandy Leather

• How to Set Copper Rivets By Hand: Corter Leather

• Master the Skill of Leather Dyeing Like a Pro: Sailrite Workbench

• The Leather Element: Preventing Dye Rub Off: Weaver Leather Supply

• How to waterproof leather: Cxizent

• 3 Simple Leather Crafting Tutorials: Corter Leather

• Scraps to Riches: 5 Profitable Scrap Leather Projects: Skill Tree

• When, Why, and How to Condition your Leather Goods: Corter Leather

• How to SELL your Leather Goods!: Corter Leather

• How to Price Your Handmade Products: Corter Leather

That seems like a solid base. As with most free resource lists I post, the asterisk indicates I've consumed the content and vouch for it. I'll be watching these while painting, so half paying attention. Once I've purchased the tools and I've begun playing with the materials, I'll watch more closely. Thanks for stopping by! Toodles!