NO SEW laced leather jacket thrift flip | REISSUED

[@randbodily3058]

I worked in a leather shop in Palm Springs. Instead of glue we used 2-sided tape. For stiff hems we folded and then creased the leather with a hammer or mallet. As far as punching the holes, a handheld leather punch or you can use the punch that came with your river set. Hope this helps. Loving your channel.

[@rhomugamma]

Patience of a saint. Really paid off. And the world of the day: aglet.

[@REISSUED]

Haha I know right?! Such a fun word

[@sum12sumwhere]

Looking forward to watching this tomorrow!

[@REISSUED]

Hope you enjoy!

[@neilchisholm797]

Loving your diverse vlogs. That jacket was designed to be worn shirtless! And you would so rock it! Still working thru your uploads and very much enjoying them Cheers from Neil in Australia 🇦🇺

[@angelaescoffery7728]

Great job..love it.You are so creative

[@REISSUED]

Thanks Angela!

[@angelaescoffery7728]

@@REISSUED No problem just letting you know how good your info was..thank you I learn something.

[@the_speed_oh_movement31]

Love all of your creative makes!!!

[@REISSUED]

Thank you for always watching and supporting! ❤️

[@emilywilliams963]

Okay so you're my new favourite KZbinr now thanks

[@REISSUED]

Aw thanks Emily! More exciting stuff to come! 🙌🏻

[@mango-baby]

Love your videos! I can tell you put a lot of care into making them. If you are still wondering about another solution for making eyelet holes, you can find a leather hole punch starting at around $15. I only got mine to add holes to my belt but you’ve inspired me to find an upcylcling project to use it on.

[@REISSUED]

Thank you so much for the tip! $15 would have been SOOO worth it on this project haha. I can't wait to see what you make with yours!

[@swirlgalaxy]

Bravo Maestro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@REISSUED]

Thanks Ken!

[@Yskuch]

I like it!!

[@REISSUED]

Thank you so much! Glad to hear it.

[@trentkosar5373]

buuby 1sr 😃

[@donniboi87]

This was brilliant! Was that brocade from Korean hanbok? It's beautiful. So, I have a leather jacket from when I was younger and it was a size 40 and I am more a 42/44 these days, do you think this method allows more room to fit or have any suggestions? Thanks, Andrew!

[@REISSUED]

Hey Don! Thanks so much! Not sure about the brocade... I bought it with my mom at Joann for a project circa 2005 haha. I definitely think that the lacing method would allow you to adjust the fit of your jacket! Maybe focus on opening up the seam that are feeling tight right now

[@donniboi87]

@@REISSUED Perfect! I shall gut my jacket and see how it turns out. I don't see a lot of upcycle tutorials for menswear unless it's a "how-to upcycle your boyfriend's shirt into a dress" lol... you're an inspiration and I hope your channel blows up!

[@REISSUED]

@@donniboi87 haha exactly! But there are a few of us trying to blaze that trail :) Can't wait to see how your jacket turns out!

[@DamianLewd]

Use an awl to make holes

[@REISSUED]

Definitely tried that on my next project!

[@sum12sumwhere]

Peeping the t-shirt upcycle from one of your other videos that youre wearing in this video 😄 Really liking this project...i got an eyelet tool in a bag of sewing tools from a garage sale...kinda want to try it out now Thanks for the inspo If I do, Ill tag you on Instagram ❤

[@REISSUED]

Omg can’t wait to see what you make!

[@TONSOFVANARCHY]

You have some great ideas…..

[@trentkosar5373]

cleaning leathe jacket

[@trentkosar5373]

leather jacket love hot

[@TONSOFVANARCHY]

Wow…..