Tooling a Ribbon Border using simple tools

If you've wanted a unique design to use on leather, this one is as simple as they come. Using only a camouflage stamp and a beveler, you can create a very unique twisted ribbon look.

[@tiffanybledsoe4591]

Ah ha! This finally gave me my light bulb moment. I've been trying and failing on this border for months (I picked up my first leather project in April). Thank you!

[@LoisLoves]

Very cool!

[@kcg3927]

Very nice... Knowing is half the battle!

[@larrycumba2741]

You can also use Barry King crowners.

[@robbflint3022]

Thanks for the info

[@ronaldhill6760]

Soooo, I see you are way better than me but still goof up. HOW would you fix that itty bity oops??

[@makersleathersupply1220]

I would have made sure and practice on a scrap immediately before laying it on my project. Ha ha ha

[@gypsypunk1346]

Can you do a finished corner and/or going around a bend?

[@larrycumba2741]

I would start with the outside corners first. Then work towards the middle meeting at the middle. I use a craftool B200 for the diagonal accents. It gives a slight curve that enhances the design. Make your scribe lines as faint as possible