Simple technique to get slanted saddle stitch on both sides?

How to get perfect slanted saddle stitches on both sides of your leather project? I get asked this question a lot. So I thought I’ll just make a quick video while I’m making a wallet order anyways. May be not the best video quality but hope you find it useful. Please give it a like and subscribe if you found it useful.
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[@rblood8076]

Nice work I will put this to use.

[@nordicedc]

Go for it!

[@carlosacalul]

Tank you from Romania

[@nordicedc]

Cheers buddy!

[@greeneyedcatwink]

Great tutorial!

[@nordicedc]

Thank you! I’ll be making a higher resolution video soon so you can see even better details. Please subscribe and hit the notification button so you get notified when I do post it.

[@greeneyedcatwink]

@@nordicedc Will do! Wishing you much success.

[@nordicedc]

Thanks buddy!

[@glacialimpala]

Thank you, the best explanation on the internet! Can you do straight stitch on both sides with slanted holes? 😅

[@nordicedc]

😂 I’m not sure how to do that.

[@glacialimpala]

Sorry, I thought I saw an example with MS Bespoke Straps but it turns out the holes are not slanted in that case. Piqued my interest for sure! @@nordicedc

[@ellexusse]

Super helpful! Thank you! Also, you took that stitching pony to a whole new level! That’s awesome!! ❤

[@nordicedc]

@@ellexussethank you! Great that it helped you.

[@nordicedc]

@@glacialimpalayes. If you have a round hole the. It doesn’t matter how you pull the thread. As long as you repeat what you did on the first stitch on all stitches. But with slanted stitches it matters a lot how you orient the stitches I.e stitch holes towards you or away from you. And depending on that it also matters which side you start the stitch from I.e left side or right side.

[@Brandyp2010]

I couldn't see it that well, but I understand... Do you put the needle back in the same hole?

[@nordicedc]

Yes. Both needles go in the same hole.

[@Brandyp2010]

@@nordicedc Excellent; thank you so, so, so much 🙏