Small Leather Card Wallet

[@simplelife9065]

Your skiving skills are extraordinary. I wish I could skive like this

[@joeredskin2247]

best asmr i have found yet

[@TwistedPuppet666]

great job..love the attention to detail,impressive skiving skills! Great final product!

[@juleshriste253]

lovely shots and work man. pure art.

[@raygetoutdoors6151]

Your skiving skills are excellent. One miss step and then it's start over time. Thanks for sharing. Ray...Oklahoma

[@KinnariLeather]

+Ray getoutdoors Thank you :-)

[@Gotfive5]

I find the noise of the leather being brushed very soothing

[@red19841984]

Someone should do an asmr of leather cutting

[@kegong6080]

love your skiving skill

[@KinnariLeather]

+Ke Gong Thanks ;-)

[@janvanassen7358]

So simple and so beautiful ☺ tanks for sharing. Greetings from Brazil 😀

[@HackThePlanetNow]

great work gave me some great ideas. have you ever considered instead of folding the leather over just once to bind the two pieces but twice so there is a fold rather than just an edge. i don't know if i explained myself correctly but hopefully you get the point.

[@KinnariLeather]

+Jason Becker Yes, I have done that, but it isn´t necessary. And sometimes the leather is too "meaty" for that.

[@anatoloprea9728]

Hi, nice work. the seam is very good. That the distance between the points and use safety wire?

[@chakda12]

We see you measuring out the amount of thread you required for stitching! Is there a certain method that you use to ensure the right thread length? Many Thanks

[@KinnariLeather]

I don´t do that usually. There are no rules for that really. However, what you can do is taking 3 times the length of the stitching line. But as said, that is no rule! It depends on how many layers you have and how thick the leather is. It is a matter of estimating and experience rather than following rules. In this particular case, i took 3 times the length and it was way too much ;-). Hope that helps

[@chakda12]

Kinnari Leather that helps a great deal thank you for the information!

[@mutevosburg9800]

Kinnari Leather ppppo

[@rosaiselapacheco7363]

it's very nice, congratulations! can I have the pattern for this? thank you

[@danielq.kollie4410]

What it take to get the tool kit for making a wallet. I need one tool kit

[@renayiu8794]

nice work!!i wanna know would like to share the template? its hard to find the template online

[@CanisNiger]

Beautiful work and beautiful finished product! Thank you for sharing! Where does one find Ritza thread? Rickert and Goods Japan do not carry it, unless I did not look well. Thank you in advance!

[@KinnariLeather]

+Andrei Gotia Hi, you find it here www.abbeyengland.com/

[@celestteazulse4944]

Very clean and good finised😍🤗👏👏👏👍👍👍👍🤝❤

[@MBDaghita]

If you didn't have a bone folder, what else could you use? Or is it the kind of tool that cant be replicated by using something else like a spoon?

[@KinnariLeather]

Something flat and smooth. A spoon... why not, if you use the handle of it and not the actual spoon ;-). Or get a piece of wood and sand it down.

[@MBDaghita]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate the fact that your answering my questions!

[@KinnariLeather]

No problem. Why shouldn´t I answer? :-)

[@MBDaghita]

I never get answers from anyone else :`( lol

[@KinnariLeather]

Probably because they get tons of questions and comments, so it´s hard to keep track of.

[@ElPasoJoe1]

I, too, appreciate your skiving skills. If I could ask, whose skiving knife and whose pricing iron do you use?

[@KinnariLeather]

It is a "tina" cobblers/paring knife and a "joseph dixon" pricking iron.

[@mpthangoldaz]

Awesome video ... I`d love to do this , wonderful !

[@ripsandpulls]

You do great vids and leather. Thanks for the content!

[@maqueeniemakuini4308]

Hi enjoying your videos, well produced. May I ask what timber have you used for your block and was it really dry before you started using it. Look forward to new videos.

[@KinnariLeather]

+MaQueenie Makuini Thank you. It is maple and wasn´t dry at all... Meaning you should wait and let it dry properly, not like me using it immediately after cutting it ;-).

[@awesometylerable]

Seriously, where do you find those cobbler's knives at 2:27?? I've been looking for years and haven't been able to find one. :(

[@KinnariLeather]

+The Police Maybe it helps if I tell the name of it ;-). It´s called "tina", so just google for "tina leatherknife" or something like that.

[@awesometylerable]

Kinnari Leather thank you so much!

[@maqueeniemakuini4308]

Thank you for the info much appreciated, we'll have to look for a suitable log here in Cheshire.

[@wessexlives9550]

Hi. Nice work. Great attention to detail. What is the thickness of your leather 2mm? 3mm? and would it benefit to use a thinner leather for the inside pouches? I noticed a lot of the leather suppliers provide the leather already coloured at the same price. Does it create a more unique product when you colour it yourself?

[@KinnariLeather]

It was about 1mm thick. You can certainly use 2mm leather, but you would have difficulties with folding the edges, so burnishing the edges would be a better option. Every piece of leather is unique, whether you dye it yourself or not. Nowadays I mainly use pre dyed leather.

[@aod_fan]

Can you tell me what the thickness of the goatskin you used was?

[@KinnariLeather]

James Johnson It was about 1mm thick.

[@aod_fan]

Thanks

[@brandonheimdale9290]

get a Belroy James

[@federicoandreoli1570]

what products are used at the beginning of the video?

[@Spacepuppies26]

Where can I get the template for this? thanx

[@noa2012prints]

what size is leather ( i mean thickness of leather) which did you used? Tanx in advance

[@KinnariLeather]

Noa prints limited prints About 1mm thickness.

[@ShahrukhKhan-gv4dm]

loved it , very much clean & neat work really loved your work, will make the same one soon😋☺

[@26shoesmaker]

What is this knife?look easy to use

[@KinnariLeather]

LSCHOI0612 It is a cobblers paring knife.

[@bionicrob1343]

What punch were you using for the stitching holes? thanks

[@KinnariLeather]

+Bionic Rob It´s a Joseph Dixon pricking iron.

[@nickc2124]

What diameter thread are you using?

[@alexadam3493]

How much do you sale it ??

[@Choski34]

hello, whay size thread did you use?

[@KinnariLeather]

+Choski34 0.6mm

[@Choski34]

+Kinnari Leather thank you, I'm starting and trying to learn how to do this stuff,,

[@ipod1978]

Fantastic video

[@gamestreet9174]

I ask you to give me the measurements of this wallet

[@nikowd]

Hey :D What instrument it is at min 3:50 ?

[@grahamjefferson4854]

+Niko WD It's a multi-prong leather punch. You can find sets of different sizes on Amazon, eBay etc.

[@anahitae5332]

beautiful

[@supermario7956]

Love it and it's simple

[@KinnariLeather]

Thank you!

[@Ahmd-3ly]

what kind of leather ??

[@KinnariLeather]

Goat-skin in 1mm thickness.

[@ffrantzeskaa]

How old are you?

[@StuninRub]

2:15 Oh my god, are you a surgeon at your day job?

[@KinnariLeather]

I'm quite sure that a surgeon would do a better job then me^^

[@R2D2NERO]

Master!!!

[@VsLey34]

Nette Arbeit an der es nichts auszusetzen gibt.

[@KinnariLeather]

Das hört man gern!