DIY. Making of leather choker necklace with metal ring. mk2

[@eekscraft6587]

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[@braxtonbourquin105]

Materials used: Tools: Wheel punch Box cutter (can use any type of razor though) Ruler The machine was a rivet setter you can use a iron and rod as well just a personal choice at that point. Items: Leather of choice Spiked rivets Metal ring Buckle piece

[@pennycampbell725]

May I ask where you buy your metal rings from? :)

[@mrphrog-wv7ds]

etsy

[@unadvisedjayka]

thank you for this, had No idea what most of these were called.

[@princeofdew8980]

You forgot the obnoxious dracula organ in the background.

[@mostuffxd5038]

this was probably the best most straight forward diy video ive ever seen and i love it. 😭 i just wish i knew what those materials were but i still appreciate your skill.

[@HASTN]

materials appear to be thinner leather (below 9-11oz) O rings, found at any hardware or tack shop, the buckles will be found at shops that sell sewing material, or at your local leather seller, rivets to join the pieces, a rotating punch with many sizes, and a rivet setter (though this can be done with a small anvil, wooden or leather mallet and a special setting tool that costs a few dollars compared to the hundreds that the big rivet setter costs).

[@mostuffxd5038]

@@HASTN You my friend, are heaven sent. lol THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

[@HASTN]

@@mostuffxd5038 it's my pleasure. Feel free to ask any other questions you may have.

[@1ssuez784]

Could you tell us the name of the tools and materials you used? I want to buy all this stuff so I can make my own chokers! Thank you 😊

[@braxtonbourquin105]

Leather of choice, ruler, sand paper, metal rings, wheel punch, spike rivets, razor tool. To set the rivets your gonna need a special type of rod and anvil I believe I haven't had the chance to use spiked rivets.

[@Jadeddoxy]

@@braxtonbourquin105 thanks alot!

[@evasal89]

@@braxtonbourquin105 can i ask why you sand down the metal rings?

[@rashgoattt]

@@evasal89I think it was to polish it

[@carolinemendez3306]

Finally an amazing, quiet tutorial. Thank you

[@patrick-sunnumchuckchia-ku623]

Can I make these types of jewelry with faux leather? I mean I know It won't looks as good as long as real leather but it's cheaper

[@UnPetitPrince21]

That is fake leather

[@thatswacky]

Nice video! Btw, I was wondering where you got that ring from?

[@HASTN]

Any hardware store.

[@yewsengcheong1637]

great idea. love it. thanks!

[@esumie7847]

Where do you buy your stuff

[@ci_cu]

can i ask where can i get the supplies?

[@desireeholloway4439]

What if I want to do a different type of enclosure? Same process?

[@ariadnabelmonte7006]

THANK YOU

[@zahraahassan1907]

Is the width 1 cm?

[@valenpiola]

algún alma buena que me diga los materiales en español?

[@jooniekim5592]

Según lo que vi en los comentarios: Los materiales parecen ser de cuero más delgado (menos de 9-11 oz). Los anillos tóricos, que se encuentran en cualquier ferretería o tienda de tachuelas, las hebillas se encontrarán en las tiendas que venden material de costura, o en su vendedor de cuero local, remaches para unir las piezas, un punzón de muchos tamaños y un remachador (aunque esto se puede hacer con un yunque pequeño, un mazo de madera o de cuero y una herramienta de ajuste especial que cuesta unos pocos dólares en comparación con los cientos que cuesta el remachador grande).

[@mejoravit-yg5eh]

Cuero de elección, regla, papel de lija, anillos de metal, punzón de rueda, remaches de púas, herramienta de afeitar. Para colocar los remaches, necesitará un tipo especial de varilla y yunque. Creo que no he tenido la oportunidad de usar remaches con púas.

[@celestialbunny]

Vewwy nixw.

[@Trunkslover14]

The only thing really off-putting for me, was the music CONSTANTLY shifting. It was not enjoyable...

[@princeofdew8980]

What, you didn't like dracula having a seizure on top of an organ? For shame.