Charlotte Sling Bag in Olive

Watch Leanne make a small batch of Charlotte Sling Bags in Olive. We show you a behind the scenes look of the process and what it takes to make the Charlotte. Always 100% vegetable tanned leather, and all brass hardware.
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[@albaneforleather]

I enjoyed watching this. Thank you for producing the video for us to enjoy.

[@hemlockandhyde]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@oceanbeliever681]

Love that color

[@ODDwayne1]

Beautiful and strong. Kinda wonder if the straps should attach on a diagonal though. Would have a more natural hang imo. Great job ! I love it.

[@Stryker2]

This was very inspiring and satisfying to watch. Keep up the amazing work. I really look forward to seeing more videos like this if possible.

[@marshab5312]

Getting mines in the mail soon and I'm super excited! Beautiful work

[@Floyd3P1979]

Ugh.......found myself watching this whole video, I don't use purses/bags, but the art is incredible. The name has a confident vintage feeling. I'm excited for you!!!

[@conniepleasantnails]

Beautiful work…such a peaceful video ❤

[@brucelutz5699]

very nice& neat .the weights with the handle like a cement finishers tool, where did y get? thank you

[@hemlockandhyde]

They are pattern weights from wawak.com

[@susantipsyhealy7655]

@@hemlockandhydethank you

[@susantipsyhealy7655]

First off, thank you for this video. I am learning more each time I watch. I am ordering the pattern weights you are using. What is the white pen/pencil you are using? Are you buying your leather from Buckleguy, I use them for hardware but haven’t tried their leather.

[@hemlockandhyde]

Thanks! It a chalk pencil, and is available at any craft or art supply shop. We use Wickett and Craig Leather and do purchase directly from them or Buckleguy. Buckleguy has some great custom colors from WC. Hope that helps

[@tommygamba170]

Fanny pack for humans and a bag for smurfs

[@sincerbeaux767]

Is that Uniters pro edge paint? From RML? Thanks

[@hemlockandhyde]

good eye, yup

[@user-ks4el3kn2t]

Amazing bag! What's kind of leather?

[@hemlockandhyde]

Bridle leather

[@user-qv8oj2sy6f]

Hello. Can I buy a pattern of this bag from you?

[@hemlockandhyde]

good question, we don't have this design available as a pattern. We have two other bag patterns on our site under the 'make with us' section

[@alainbriot]

Why do you pull so much thread off when you remove the piece from the sewing machine? I understand you need some to thread the needle and pass it to the back side, but not that much. I am asking because you are concerned with not wasting leather and materials and you could easily waste less thread by pulling less thread off. Great job otherwise. Your bags are beautiful.

[@hemlockandhyde]

To be honest this is probably a habit from making sure we have enough to hand stitch. You can't stretch the thread but you can always cut it. We loop it through multiple times to secure it and finish the thread line. Thanks for the suggestion