Finishing your edges is what seals the deal on your project! It involves literally applying finishing agent, dye, wax or edge paint to create a barrier along your exposed seams and stop water from seeping in. There are various ways you can achieve beautiful...
Stamping is simply using leather stamps that leaves three dimensional impression on veg tanned leather. Leather stamps can include patterns, numbers, letters and shapes in a range of sizes and styles. There is really no limit as to what you can...
There are lots of reasons why you might want to join pieces of leather together using leather adhesive. You can glue leather for a permanent bond in place of sewing or temporarily tack pieces together while fastening hardware or sewing. They are...
There are many options available for leather cutting but knowing which one to use can be confusing. Overall knives and cutters all have their place in a crafter's toolbox and depends on what you are working on, you may simply prefer one tool...
Start your project with MakerAid® Craft Kits! Everything you need is right out of the box. Wallets. Tote Bags. Card Case. Key Chain. Cut Shapes. We do it all! MakerAid® have the leathercraft kits for what you're into. Whether you’re hunting...
Cutting leather laces or strips for braiding, lacing or fringes by hand maybe a time consuming task, especially when you need a larger amount to complete your project. There is a simple tool that can help you get through the material...
Wax helps to reduce tangling, fraying and improve the glide of thread for hand sewing, and strengthen the durability of the stitches on finished product. Generally, any task that requires a little extra strength from your thread will benefit from using wax. You...
Multi Round Punch is a heavy duty punch with various holes for creating intricate perforated patterns. It is used to make Brogue style shoes, bags, wallets, keychain, straps and so much more. As you handle and use your Multi Round...
We know that every leather working professional travel from time to time to trade shows, exhibitions or move between workshop and studios. The best way to avoid damage your tools during the move is to use plenty of padding, but wait! There...
