Making a Leather Bracelet

[@Mendezfarriercompany306]

So cool thank you. I'm a truck driver and I have been looking for something to do and well picked up my first tool and skin

[@jamingammy6817]

Yes please I would love it. I've been looking at tools I'm not quite sure which ones to start with.

[@KinnariLeather]

Drop me an e-mail at [e-mail] and I can write you a list of tools etc. and what you actually need. I think this would be too much here in the comment section ;-)

[@benperalles3753]

it is very helpful specially for those who loves to make their own bracelets and I'm one of them dude...greatly appreciated

[@danwolffranco1406]

Congratulations on the excellent work, and patience, Mostly, it looks very handsome. very beautiful

[@marielacampelo3294]

Me encantó tu trabajo gracias por compartir saludos desde uryguay

[@Tom-Lahaye]

Nice piece, and that burnishing tool is great. Now I use cloth to burnish the sides, but that can be hard work, this makes it easier I think. These oil dyes (Fiebings) are good, they just need a good buff with a cloth when dry which will get most of the surplus off and make it shine, when you don't do this the dye will smudge off on clothes, especially on white shirt cuffs! But often I like to let vegetable tan leather get a nice patina of its own, which takes only a couple of weeks when wearing your bracelet outdoors in the sun ( is it called tan leather because it tans in sunlight?)

[@gaylerobinson8256]

g.e.h gold brac

[@gluemaker123]

Any way I can get the pattern for this? Thanks, great work.

[@LineKinnari]

I found your channel the other day when looking for inspiration for a upcoming project. I love the details of your works, and i have watched all your videos atleast twice, cant wait for more! I also like that you put materials in the description, it really helps us novices to know what to look for and buy. Btw, love your channelname ;)

[@KinnariLeather]

Line Kinnari There is more to come :-). Glad the video´s help! Norway, Sweden or Denmark? ;-)

[@LineKinnari]

Sweden, with finnish heritage. :)

[@KinnariLeather]

Line Kinnari Germany, living in Finland ;-)

[@LineKinnari]

Nice, so kinnari is just a taken name? No relations?

[@KinnariLeather]

Line Kinnari Yes

[@chakda12]

Thanks for the link to Goods Japan website. My order of Craft Sha Chisels turned up on Thursday. Excellent tools at a excellent price. The same set in the UK would of been £100+. Saved in and around half of the cost. Can I check the mm thickness of the leather that you used for the bracelet? Many Thanks Rahul

[@KinnariLeather]

chakda12 Hi, yes they sell good tools. And free shipping world wide :-) The thickness was about 2,2 - 2,5mm. Regards

[@chakda12]

Kinnari Leather Thanks for that. Know where I'm going wrong now. Cheers

[@barbarafroelich3450]

Love it very good job ..What awl are you using ant what did u use in sides

[@KinnariLeather]

Thanks! I used a diamond awl and for the sides a burnishing tool.

[@atauderete]

Hermoso trabajo, gracias por compartir..!!

[@dvnsam6681]

lucia aroca so that's how you spell gracias my friend told me it was grassy ass

[@niaperry146]

This is really nice.

[@REEMOVIES008]

Hello sir I love this bracelet can you sale this bracelet and which colour you are using on leather

[@chakda12]

Thanks I'll check their website out!

[@rolandfitzgerald1475]

What does it the cuff measure?

[@suecook2187]

Hi, what did you use on the edge to burnish? Thank you

[@jonathantice9387]

Thank you for all this information. It is amazingly helpful. Jonathan

[@KinnariLeather]

No problem, thank you!

[@ellamarie2258]

where do you buy your leather? Its lovely

[@VsLey34]

Hi Jannik, gute Arbeit und ein nettes Stück. Lg Sam

[@KinnariLeather]

Vielen Dank!

[@dianecan1454]

Excellent!!!

[@vegavak]

Love your videos! What kind of knife is that you use to skive?

[@KinnariLeather]

+vegavak Thank you! This is a paring knife, which is commonly used by cobblers and shoemakers. If you´re interested, search for "Tina skiving knife"

[@adelesuniga6801]

How were the ends of the cuff finished off?

[@chakda12]

Another great video! Could I ask what make the bevel tool is that you use to do the edges? Regards Rahul

[@KinnariLeather]

It is from "GoodsJapan".

[@ellamarie2258]

TALENT WOW

[@lasktdave]

Question here. I have s piece of blue leather. What do I do about the side of it after I've cut the piece? I don't know if there's a matching stain that would look natural with the leather.

[@Thirikalee]

If you can't match it, creating a contrast should work. :)

[@KinnariLeather]

Hi, it depends on which kind of leather it is. If it has been predyed, I suspect it is chrome tanned leather. If so, there´s not much you can do. If it is veg tanned, try a black on the edges, blue and black looks always nice :-)

[@vera7223]

Amazing...

[@melissamarsh2502]

would be nice to know what products he is using.

[@KinnariLeather]

Check the video description

[@prowokator]

Käytitkö Fiebing'sin värejä tuon pienemmän kappaleen päälipintaan? Laimensitko jollain? Itelläni ne tuntuu olevan pirun tummia jos käyttää suoraan purkista. Reunoihin gum tragia? Vai liimaa? Hienoa jälkeä teet!

[@KinnariLeather]

Kyllä se oli "Fiebings pro oil dye". Ei tarvi laimentaa, käytät vaan kerran tai kaks, ja vähän. Miellummin kaski kertaa vähän, kuin yksi/kaski kertaa paljon. Mut tulos riippuu tietysti myös nahasta. Reunoihin laitoin gum tragia, mutta mehiläisvaha käy myös. Kiitos :-)

[@prowokator]

Ok, kiitti! Ite levittelin sienellä fiebingsin pro oil mahongany ruskeanpunaista ja oli kyllä tosi tumma paksussa vaaleassa veg tan nahassa. Sotkin siihen tinneriä mukaan ni johan vaaleni ja nahkakin pysy (onneksi) kunnossa :D Kyllä ne niiden värikartat netissä on aika harhaanjohtavia. Mielenkiinnolla odotan uusia videoita, mukava katsella kun ammattilainen puuhaa, näyttää niin vaivattomalta!

[@KinnariLeather]

Sientä käytit? Ihan varnasti on tosi tumma sitten^^. Voit myös kokeilla kankaalla, sillä periaateessa vain nahan pinta saa väriä ja se ei menee niin syvälle. Mäkin katsoin ne värikartat joskus, mut ne on ihan roskaa ;-). Kohta tulee uusi video...ihan varmasti...ehkä...toivottavasti ;-)

[@Serenitees]

What width and length did you cut the two strips?

[@jamingammy6817]

I love you technique, but for the people trying to do your beautiful craft I would love to have a little information maybe just a few sentences across screen. You do beautiful work!

[@KinnariLeather]

Or you can ask if you need information. Thank you!

[@deonaeddy7749]

what did you rub on the sides?

[@passion_125_cc]

The result is very good ! I thing i will try to do this bracelet too ^^ you can watch my project's progress in my channel

[@albertolambach5395]

Bien lo tuyo Tulio!

[@supermario7956]

How much for this ?

[@JeeDee96]

schönes video ! woher bekommst du denn das Leder ?

[@KinnariLeather]

***** Hi, steht in der videobeschreibung ;-)

[@Soso-lt2xz]

Top

[@JeeDee96]

Sorry danke jetzt seh ich es auch :-D

[@KinnariLeather]

***** Kein problem :-)

[@lindagonzalez1529]

Sometimes the sound service no purpose other than to distract. This is better just watch and learn.

[@KinnariLeather]

There was sound originally, but youtube didn´t like my choice of music, so I had to mute it ;-)

[@bharrisnicholas]

Is there a pattern?

[@rhaven50]

No idea what you were using or doing

[@user-tx9eg4tc8o]

The Light wasn't very good

[@artesanobrand]

Great video. I have some leather projects in my channel as well, you can check them if you want. 😄😉

[@ojantealpona9791]

number.ok v c

[@hankymo3620]

music pls

[@deonaeddy7749]

what did you rub on the sides?

[@mikedegrazia]

Deona Eddy traganath gum and the wooden thing is a burnishing tool

[@deonaeddy7749]

what did you rub on the sides?