Leather Pendant Tutorial

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[@wandabaham8556]

I am one of those people with metal allergies. It truly sucks because there are so many beautiful things I would love to make and wear but I simply can't wear it. Thanks to you and people like you I can make my own beautiful jewelry that won't harm me or my skin. Thank you to you and everyone else like you that are willing to share their talent with the world. I love you all and God bless each and every one of you!!!!

[@LegitLC]

I’ve taught myself everything for my jewelry-making business by watching tutorials and reading up on silversmithing techniques. I’m always looking for additional materials (leather) to offer and mix it up a bit and I must say you are by FAR the best teacher I’ve ever watched. You’re intelligent, gorgeous, kind, funny, charming, thorough and very talented. Thank you so much, Yvonne. ♥️Lauren

[@NortonomousX]

Thank you so much for all of your tutorials!! I have been using your videos for scalemaile over the years and it is amazing that you make leather too since I’m beginning to get into it💙

[@backtoearthcreations]

Its my pleasure! I'm so glad to be helpful to you!

[@TheBottegaChannel]

When I was younger my grandfather on my mom's side of the family taught me about leatherworking. He told me a bunch of helpful tips, one of which is using canning wax, candle wax or crayons ( in a pinch) to burnish cordage before implimenting the lacing process. He also said " saddle stitches work best for maximum hold, baseball stitch is a close second. Use a maratine half hitch stitch ( as pictured above in video) for a secure decorative edge, and a whip stitch for emergency repairs.". His last point he said " Whatever you do, take care of your leather working needles. They are hard to find, harder still even to make, and fragile. Coat them with wax or mineral oil to stop them from rusting, and place them in a good needle case.". So now, to this day I burnish my cordage before use, mind my stitches ( when I make viking weave/ hitched bottle covers and hitched rope work covers), and always have a set of two marline spikes that act as my needle cases ( for my paracord, tapestry/ yarn needles and leatherworking needles) in my e.d.c. gear kit.

[@genelewismorholt]

Have you ever tried a little spot of Barg cement right at the end before you pull the loose end through? You don't wait till it tacks up, let it set in the final position. I have used it that way and it seems to hold, plus the cement is on the inside of the lace. I do knife sheaths and custom leather goods. Might be useful

[@wandabaham8556]

It would have been just so cute to hear them howl at the sirens!!! I just love babies!!!! Love the pendant!!! Absolutely amazing tutorial. Thank you for sharing your talent!!!

[@brianjohnston7855]

In terms of ropework that lacing style is called Ringbolt Hitch and was used to provide padding to any metal ring that would bruise the surrounding woodwork.

[@nightshade7240]

Thank you so much for all of your tutorials. I have learned a lot about crafting in various mediums from you. I'm starting to get into leatherwork and of course your tutorials are always so well thought out and explained. So comment is partly to feed the algorithm and partly to say thank you for years of tutorial and passion for crafting and inspiring the rest of us to be passionate about crafting.

[@Jess-hm7ft]

That's beautiful ❤ thanks for sharing. I have a clay Buddha given to me by my teacher. I have been wanting to turn in into a necklace for many years but was afraid of damaging it. I think your tutorial will solve my problem. Thanks again,I will have a go at this using my little chenrezig Buddha xx

[@myronredden6955]

Instead of trying to keep it lined up with the pins it is much easier to put the two pieces together with some rubber cement before making your holes. It keeps it lined up and you can do both layers together. After you get to the halfway point of lacing you can open it and slip your stone in.

[@gotstyledesigns]

The lace stitch you are using is a single loop stitch. Nice job on your video!

[@CarolAnnDPTT]

I will be trying this techniques ❤

[@leahkilgore8070]

Thank you, beautifully done. I'm not so afraid of leather any longer.

[@lautarocerda6432]

wonderfull detaill. Is very sensible for the visual.

[@backtoearthcreations]

Thank you! ❤️

[@dawnsunpath2461]

This is something I have wanted to learn to do for as long as I can remember ~ and I've tried more than once, from books, etc, but never could get the hang of it. =( Being able to actually watch someone do it makes a world of difference! Two thumbs up!

[@krautgirl65]

thank you so much for sharing this...i recently bought a leather bag that had their name tag sewn on and I took it off leaving stitch marks...now, i can cover them up by making this and my bag will look totally awesome!!!

[@TommyBoy330i]

Hi Yvonne, I like this video and your other leatherworking videos you have. Even though I don't usually use lace in my projects @ 19:57 Al Stohlmans Leatherwork manual calls this the "single loop" stitch, beacause as the name imply's there are other stiches with multiple loops and this one only has one. Just thought that I would put that out there.

[@WiLLHineSPGD]

Very nice work. I was looking for African medallion and your video pop up... your craftsmanship just open my mind open. Thank you.

[@DoodleBug84]

Thank you! I've been trying to do this double loop edging for three hours with another tutorial that just wasn't working. I figured out what I was doing wrong when I was watching yours. Thank you!

[@marthacondon8244]

I love this video ! You are so calm and there is no music, I find that very distracting ! I can't wait to see some more of your work - Thank you so very much Martha

[@user-hh7bg1og8k]

LOVE THIS! Finally something new & unique I could try, rather than putting a pendant on a leather cord with a jump ring. Thank you for this tutorial!

[@feralfreebirds]

Thanks Yvonne for sharing this, i was just looking for ideas, as my neighbour asked me to remove leather off new large footstool to put onto the smaller old one they have......but there is alot of scrap, and altho im vegan, i HATE waste and especially leather been thrown away, when it can be re-used as so durable....i think im gunna need a few tools...as i reckon when you have the right tools...it will be more enjoyable !!!i'll check out your other posts :) x

[@amiraatef5775]

I love you so much. Fantastic antithesis and great technical sense. I love you and love your kind smile and your attractive work. And your videos too. I had a princess with you from Egypt.❤😘

[@backtoearthcreations]

wow, thank you Amira!

[@amiraatef5775]

Yvonne Williams. Thank you for being my beautiful friend. Ante is already very nice. I adore your wonderful ideas. I feel that inside you is a thin, cute and attractive child, and I see him through your beautiful eyes and your smile, which is like a flower when it blooms.And your voice, which is like the twig of a bird. . . I love you so much my beautiful friend.

[@stormyeffects4795]

Nice work. Perhaps one day (if you haven't) you could make a really cool and functional leather backpack? Perhaps out of fake leather stuffs

[@ThereIsNoGodOnlyUs]

Haha! Well, I found what I was looking for. Thank you yet again for your kindness and sharing of your knowledge. You're appreciated.

[@Stoney327]

Hello Yvonne According to the Raymond Cherry book (from 1955) titled "General Leathercraft", on Pg. 53 It says the lacing that you're doing is referred to as a "single buttonhole" stitch. That book was used in school art classes as a "text book" for the students and as a handbook for the school systems when ordering tools and supplies. I hope that helped somehow? God bless: Two Feathers Proprietor at: The Mountain Man Emporium

[@ctconn35]

Awesome job!! Thank you so much for the tutorial ❤️

[@backtoearthcreations]

It's my pleasure!

[@redeyedave8519]

Not the biggest fan of the actual pendant idea! But your technique or style for explaining this technique of edge lacing is probably one of the best I've seen so far. Way less patronising and way more informative on actually making an item and seeing it through to completion, without jump cuts (wailing dogs excluded). Keep up the videos and dont give up creating things.

[@nata45554]

INTERESTING PENDANT YOU GOT! I SEE YOU LIKE WORKING WITH SKIN! GOOD LUCK TO YOU IN CREATIVITY!

[@melindakeppler656]

Awsome video. It's wonderful how you share knowledge.

[@001LadyE]

I saw a dragon eye pendant like this many years ago and have been looking for a tutorial on how to make it. This helps alot. You may want to think about doing one.Amazing talent btw!

[@kreativepulp8760]

Such a sweet voice. 😍 Pretty craftsmanship too. 👍

[@backtoearthcreations]

Ah, thank you Pulp!

[@ghuber480]

I enjoy your videos. My medium is leather carving, but my dad was a carpenter and I am a jack of all trades. Last year I made several leather pendants but a bit different. I make the back with a little thicker leather than the front and glue in the stone. For the lacing I prefer using the Mexican round braid. The glue keeps the stone from slipping and the fancy lacing gives a massive "oh wow factor". Tell me what you think. G.

[@scarlethenderson6510]

My granddaughter loves comicon , I will share your channel with her,

[@jawajedi2924]

Hey Yvonne have you thought about maybe using rubber cement instead of pins to hold your project together. I mean why pins, or maybe double-sided tape :) loll

[@Lindasinish]

I'd love to see you make a leather handbag. 😍

[@annetteb9695]

Beautifully detailed tutorial. Thank you. 🙏

[@madisonponce8344]

Would you be able to show how to attach a pendant like this to a leather purse? This tutorial was so helpful, thanks!!

[@juliangonzales2916]

Muy bien Saludos👍👍👍

[@evolving607]

Thank you for sharing this with us all. I love you

[@randalstone]

I like to apply a little saddle soap to my lace before starting to lubricate it so it slides through the holes easier, and make it nice and flexible so that it lays flat.

[@LeJean_Dennis]

The curated kit link doesn't work 😳 Thank you Vaughn for all your videos, I love everyone!

[@backtoearthcreations]

We're rebuilding that page of the website, thank you for letting us know!

[@renagodfrey2138]

This would be really cool with a dragons eye?

[@nevakaen7701]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@jikamntwana]

Helpful clip. Anybody knows what is that type of needle used called, I like that it clips the strap.

[@sorrellridge6806]

very nice tutorial..very well explained

[@backtoearthcreations]

Thank you, Sorrell!

[@juneribbons5196]

It's very pretty.

[@RainCall13]

Beautiful. Thank you for showing the technique. :)

[@Bootbitch]

This type of lacing is called “single loop lacing”. There’s also double loop and triple loop.

[@cabin174]

Thank you, this was great and I love your easy way of presenting it

[@livingdiystyle]

Really great tutorial, thank you!

[@shingadere]

Thankyou.

[@sweetmanhattanstamps1792]

Oh yea a dragon eye would be so cool! Ok you probably said something on your other videos (which I can't believe I would miss) lol. But the needle you use how do you get the leather in? Or how does it work?

[@brissygirl4997]

Sharie Collings near the start of this video she shows you how to open and thread the needle. If I remember correctly it's in about the first 3 to 5 minutes. If you check the links in the video description you should be able to find where you can purchase one. ☺

[@connierule31]

I'm going to do that Frame with a wirewrap.

[@mollymagoon1073]

Is it possible to use Suede leather for this bracelet? 🤔

[@MrsannakarinB]

That is sooo beautiful ❤

[@lindylittleton4183]

Very nice work, thanks for sharing

[@michaelannmacaluso2957]

Thank you so much for this tutorial, I have wanted to do this and I finally found you and took the time. You mentioned your facebook group do you have it up and running?

[@Norcal-cryptid143]

Do you ever make leather or wire wrap hair slides? They seem so hard to find at a reasonable price

[@stressrelief100]

Where do you find your stones and dragon eyes . I am a beginner at this . I love this video , and you are a little cutie ...

[@OutcastDimensionTCG]

Do you have a video how to do this on a book or leather wrapped box? does it work the same?

[@virginiagerrard]

Great Video! Thanks for the info, where do you get your stones?

[@patricioestrella2917]

Hi, I love your videos. I was wondering if you sell this type of work. I would like to buy them especially that eye of sauron. Do you have any page where you can buy them online or any other way? Greetings from Patagonia :)

[@brissygirl4997]

Patricio Estrella2 try backtoearthcreations.com or have a look on etsy for back to earth creations. I think their etsy store is slightly more up to date than their website but I'm not 100% sure on that.

[@rhaven50]

Love it

[@ColleenTempleart]

Would it work with a non-flat back stone?

[@marthacondon8244]

Could someone please tell me what size flat punch was used in this video ? Thank you

[@carlytaylor2021]

Will this work for any shape stone

[@thecosmicone7523]

Do you sell these pendants?

[@JudyVt]

nothing like the real you but this should hold us over lol

[@jameswitte5167]

Half round leather lace ??? Hmmmm

[@lynetteruta4866]

where can i get your circle templates?

[@supermario7956]

Let us know about the Facebook group

[@diana6842]

Yvonne, what music do you have playing in the background?

[@brissygirl4997]

Diana the music on this video is just Yvonne mucking about on her guitar playing a couple of chords.

[@diana6842]

Then Yvonne needs to sit in my living room and muck about on her guitar for me on a daily basis. ;)

[@horseblinderson4747]

Key pendant video keeps 404#'ing

[@backtoearthcreations]

Hey, Michael! I took the video down because I left a few clips out and am reuploading it (doh!)

[@alyasagecamacho4884]

“For science” 😂

[@JuCristina]

Translate portuguese please