Beginner Leather Carving Introduction by: Jim Linnell Part 3 of 3

[@alvineschoeman3454]

Thanks for sharing all your tips and experience. I am so privileged to have you as a teacher.... thanks again....I learned a lot from you.

[@reneemellace7409]

Thank you so much. My daddy gave me his tools 35 years ago. No instructions. I tried for many years with no instruction. I'm picking back up again since I just saw your videos. Thank you thousand times over for finally explaining and showing me how to do it properly. 😊 blessings

[@TandyLeatherCo]

Happy to help! Here is a link to our class schedules bit.ly/37zNVJ7

[@chriswhitaker9928]

A true artisan worthy of our attention to his detail. Thank you Jim Linnell & Tandy Leather for presenting this media.

[@billybeasley5131]

Its a pleasure to watch a master at work. Thankyou for taking the time to do this video

[@j.danaclark89]

This is something I've admired since I was a wee kid. Now I think I'll have to buy a biginners kit. Thanks for taking the time to publish this.

[@akbunny5221]

Excellent. What a joy to watch a master of his craft at work. Thank you.....!

[@Lordstephen7813]

Thank you for taking the time to do this and share with us , so inspiring.

[@cactusbobaz]

Thank you Jim. I learned a lot and enjoyed your presentation. Be well.

[@jessiejohnson2572]

Jim you do awesome work love watching your videos hope one day to be as good as you. you show and give good detail in to doing a project again thank you.

[@yomaxdog]

Thank you for taking the time to make these three videos, I appreciate it and it really helps!

[@magistracinis]

Thank you very much for making this set of videos. I am new to leather working and trying to learn everything I can. This series was very helpful!

[@berg6964]

Thank you, great tutorial! I’m from Miles City too! (out of Boise last 40 years)

[@frehleyleadguitar]

Thank You Jim for sharing your experience and techniques with us beginners. I'm excited to get started on some projects!

[@bassdood3383]

Thanks for the great videos to help me get started in leather work. Very helpful!

[@DanaK817]

Thank you so much for these videos. I bought a kit like this 10 years ago from Tandy, but I was just guessing on how to use them so I put it away..I recently found my entire huge bag of stuff and now I know how to use the tools. You've renewed my love for leather crafting and now I have the confidence to start again!!! Thanks!!

[@dannymarkgraf34]

great video series. a ton of information and a lot of help. thank you.

[@texasclodcruncher9580]

Thank You, you made it much easier than I thought. I bought a kit and was afraid of doing anything with it. I feel more confident now about casing the leather and working it after watching your videos.

[@bobgodfrey9524]

Very good videos (all 3) and a good refresher course too. As for me personally I found the background music very distracting. Thank you for taking the time to do these videos.

[@lencline]

Good show. Learned a lot. Suggestion: cut the background noise. So much easier to hear your valuable words without the noise.

[@elevensurvivalwilderness6306]

Great job! Love the background music

[@pjd2709]

Thank you for sharing the 3 video's!

[@texanthom]

Thank you for sharing your expertise!

[@jessesanders8422]

Great videos, love it all 200%

[@alvineschoeman3454]

You are the best ever..

[@joegray3675]

Thank you for these videos. Wondering if you have done any on tooling roses? I have done many over time and some turn out good and some not.

[@longyuanchuan]

You Sir are a master

[@rosimeiregodoi8816]

After applying the antique, do you use any coat on it or Just the antique?

[@CantrellLeatherGoods]

Rosimeire Godoi I don’t mean to assume to know how he would answer but I always put a coat of sealant (whatever your choice is) over the antiqued item just there is no rub off and to protect it from the elements.

[@rosimeiregodoi8816]

Choya C thank you for answering. : )

[@CantrellLeatherGoods]

Rosimeire Godoi oh sure. Very happy to. Hope you have a wonderful day

[@rosimeiregodoi8816]

Choya C you too

[@gusalvarez3756]

Fine job.

[@TandyLeatherCo]

Thanks!

[@CantrellLeatherGoods]

Thank you 🙏

[@Arch1301]

How long need to wait for a dry acrylic finish and antic?

[@TandyLeatherCo]

We suggest waiting at least 4-6 hours, however it is best to let it dry over night.

[@Arch1301]

Tandy Leather Thank you !

[@mascatrails661]

the background music choice is really distracting. something a little softer may not take away from the video as much.

[@titus4166]

No music next time! Good god! It was HORRIBLE! Totally ruined the guys instruction with grinding guitar distortion that was wayyyyyy tooooo distracting! Jesus! You don’t need music. When they teach classes do they play music while teaching? NO! Turn the crap off and give this guy more respect and allow him to instruct without the music.