Viking Leather Belt From Assassin's Creed Valhalla

[@harrywmc1]

Depending on the size of the nubs, you can use them as fake rivets on some eva foam or leather projects, or if they are big enough, dye them various colours, pierce the center of them with a needle and thread and make fancy bead patterns out of them. :) Hope this helped even if I am a year late to the party.

[@winterknightwarden8543]

Those little nubs can be used for "beaded string designs" for costume decor, Christmas gifts, jacket tassels, ect...

[@cindytumlin2743]

The little dots from your rotatery tool can be used as the stuffing for a weight used to hold down your patterns. I would suggest suede leather for the outer pocket. Chuck Dorset from Weaver Leather has a video on using scrap leather. You should check it out.

[@SkillTree]

Man, I love Chuck! How did I miss that episode? Thanks for the heads up and the tip!

[@Jaeler9]

Awesome content! And the nubbins make fantastic filling for things like tailor’s hams and pincushions and needle savers with things like sawdust. Actual thing as the sawdust keeps needles and pins sharp and rust free. And tailor’s hams help you form all those finicky curves for things like shoulders and other round and bendy places.

[@DarkPrinceRaven99]

leather nubbins and other small bits make great filler material for little pouches you can use to rest the leather on when you're working on it while it's already formed with a bend, personally I'll be using mine to make spell ball packets for larp.

[@Scalesthelizardwizard]

I'm planning on making a foam elven sword named Alfheim it's designed for a mage and I'm going to put it's name in runes on the blade

[@TheMariusDarkwolf]

Awesome video. Lol pretty sure it might have been the assassins logo, but your runic pattern is awesome. As for the leather nubbins, maybe cast them in resin and turn a bowl. Might work as the beans in a beanbag too. And yeah. I watch fantasy, half the time I'm, "I could make that, and that, that one's not feasible" lol

[@SkillTree]

I need to up my turning skills. That might be a cool project to try! Lol, even the things that aren't feasible, I am like, "but HOW" 🤣. Its become an obsession

[@pn2069]

For those nubs, use a needle and thread to turn them into dangling leather accessories, you could stain them pair them with beads, small bones, or other charms to add alittle tribal charm to things.

[@winterknightwarden8543]

My father and I turn pens and other types of things out on a lathe as well as poured resin decor. Those little nubs can make great fillers for any of those projects!!! 😁❤

[@SkillTree]

That's a GREAT idea. Could even dye them different colors.

[@wonderbubbles4092]

Use them to stuff a pin cushion. Or as filler in a pot (cup?) You use to hold things upright.

[@SkillTree]

Great idea! And I need a pin cushion. I keep losing my leather sewing needles😁

[@ordnaelshideout]

Wanna know what to do with your leftovers from punching holes? Grind them and use the dust for "plug embossing". If you don't know what that is, Google it up: you're going to love it.

[@SkillTree]

I am super intrigued but I can't find anything about it when I search. Can you drop a link to what you are talking about? I would love to learn a new technique.

[@ordnaelshideout]

I'll send you some guides about that on Discord later on! 😁

[@petermoore6350]

Hate to break it to you, but even professional leather crafters don’t know a decent use for the little nubs

[@SkillTree]

Hopefully with all of our collective brains on it we can think of SOMETHING 😁

[@temurnariashvili7526]

Many uses. C my reply under the vid. Besides, that nubs are super useful in modeling. For imitate pins, rivets(on armored vehicles). To glue balusters(assemble from different diameter nubs) for railing on ship.

[@afterhours39]

I'm thinking using the nubs in shotgun shells for non-lethal rounds...

[@kjvnewundergod.6807]

@@SkillTree I know it's an old post, but try making hide glue from the nubs. Might work... I think? Unless tanned leather is unusable for that process

[@Wi-Fi-El]

You can use them as stuffing for bean bags. I know a lot of LARPs use bean bags to represent spells and curses

[@guardiandevil3]

The best part of this is using your name to decorate your belt is actually historically accurate for anything Viking lol

[@nolanherndon2853]

Very nice. Something else to add to my list "O'stuff to make".... I'm never going to finish.....AWESOME!

[@1Kravik]

New sub here. Loving your enthusiasm and screen presence. You really make everything really easy to understand and follow along with. Belt turned out awesome too.

[@SkillTree]

Thanks for the love and the sub! Welcome to the Fam!

[@johncollins3896]

I'm sure someone has already mentioned but tiny scraps of leather can be added to compost! Not really exciting but it does add some nutrients to your garden soil.

[@jameshamilton2567]

One thing you can do with the hole nubs and the little stings of leather for your edger tools to make little wrist rest for painting/dyeing by making small bags and filling them with them

[@cindytumlin2743]

Another awesome leather build. Loved the color scheme. Thank you for the tip on making leather lacing.

[@SkillTree]

Thank YOU for watching! That lacing tip blew my mind when I saw it lol.

[@stimpymcwhisky8129]

For the leather pucks, I dye them different colors and use them for learher decorations. Also you can put them in a blender to make leather bust for 3D modeling

[@firesmurf7984]

Usually i collect the small waste pieces and put it into a little glue, after could you make a leather tiny ball out of it. It's worked for me. Just a tip..

[@SkillTree]

Oh, there's a cool thought. Imma have to give that a shot! Thanks for the tip!

[@tiffanylawson9978]

I've been saving the "nubbins" from projects that I've done. I figure on using them for stuffing of hacky sacks, maybe stuffed toys, small things like that.

[@KnightDragon20]

Leather matche in a way for the hole studes, u put them together with a mix of sorts, can't remember exacts, then shape them into a form and leave to dry/attach to orher leather work, sand to smoothnes and u jave a decorative piece rising off your work

[@adamrasmussen6087]

For the hole plugs, use them as filler for wrist rests for a mousepad or keyboard.

[@jakewhybrew909]

I may be late to the party, but if nobodies said it yet, I think the nubs would look cool dyed/stained different colors and made into a mosaic. I just started watching your channel recently so I'm working my way through the backlog, excellent stuff!

[@GFKopf]

These are the best tutorials. Rock on dude.

[@vortex514]

That turned out awesome man!

[@SkillTree]

Thank you for watching!

[@richardruiz3654]

Love your videos. This suggestion might be a little too niche, but how about making a falconry hood? ( for the bird, not for the guy holding the bird :) ) I have made a few but I think you would have a few ideas on how to make the process more simple.

[@PatinaLeathercraft]

I usually give the tag end of the lacing some super glue on the backside to stop it from ever slipping.

[@rileybutlikewithasword7634]

If anyone hand sews, scrap leather can be easily made into a leather thimble! Thimbles are absolutely necessary for hand sewing, and leather ones are much more comfortable and easier to use than the more common metal ones

[@kielmcintyre2555]

Hey leatherworkers, those nubs, little scraps from edge beveler, and scraps from stitch groover, I put them into a little suede pillow for a small hand/rifle rest

[@mattregan1862]

Super awesome build, as far as your little leather bits go they would make awesome cobblestone flooring for dungeon tiles for D&D

[@DebbieBuckland]

so so so happy you made this... I made the base of my belt but unsure of where to go next with it and you have definitely helped me out with everything else. only different thing is that I am using a different type of leather that is already coloured and has a shiny finish on one side but isn't made into anything - Have no idea what type its called. lol I don't know leather. AND it isn't thick enough to make indents when tooling the leather stay. so I may have to do a different technique for my embellishment on the front.

[@SkillTree]

Glad to be some help! I would love to see what you come up with!

[@ArmoredGaming1990]

i know this is late, but you can do it with the newer nubbins, dye them all different colors with a little bit of dye, stuff em all in a jar and shake it up to create one of those colorful sand bottles but instead of sand, leather nubbins.

[@jpowell3976]

So you can use a fork to lay out your stitch holes in the future. Also, if you dampen thebkeather before you dye it, the color will be less blotchy. Just little tips I've seen used in a pinch.

[@flavioitalolimamarques5561]

You are on fire in this quarantine

[@SkillTree]

Thanks! I just need to plan accordingly! Materials are hard to come by. Thank you for watching!

[@platinumice69]

If you get enough leather hole pieces, you can mix epoxy with them, and make home made scales for a knife. There is a youtube video of a guy doing this with strips of fabric, making homemade micarta.

[@AnthonyQuade]

The Little leather nubs could be used in something decorative maybe. You could always cover it in resin? If you boil leather, it hardens and shrinks. Boiling the nubs could basically make them similar to bb’s. I’ve seen someone boil rawhide down into a thick liquid. I don’t know if the same could be done with leather, I’ve never tried it. Just brainstorming.

[@vegardthedude3754]

Would be cool to see you making the hidden blade too!

[@baaler3953]

I know it's been a year since this dropped and you probably won't see this but I had a thought for using those little punch out leather bits. Why not glue them individually flat side down onto a piece of leather to give it a studded look without using actual metal studs.

[@SkillTree]

I see you 😁. That's actually a really good idea! I will have to give it a try!

[@baaler3953]

@@SkillTree Excelsior! Hopefully the glue will hold. Oh I just made a belt loop with a hook that holds my light saber. Was inspired by the work you are doing.

[@SkillTree]

@@baaler3953 that's awesome! Hope you share your projects some time😁

[@zachglass3370]

ive watched like 4 or five of your vids in a row now. you've earned my sub lol. amazing vids!!

[@SkillTree]

Thanks for becoming part of the Fam! Hope to see you on the discord some time!

[@temurnariashvili7526]

Futarck? Kit? Make a gorget and glue that leather dots along the edge. Use as a decorative caps for small nails in woodworking. Drill holes half size of that dots in wood to insert and glue them to add more grip to handles. Paint in different colors to build a mosaic. Glue to a wooden mallet(to a bitting surface) to avoid grain suppression(fibers) when working on a soft wood. Paint and string to use as decoration, handle wrapping, inlay, pendant cord ets. Wet, reshape and add a handle to make a fine brushes. Make stamp(letters and symbols build from dots). Glue 1 to a window glass to practice an optical muscles workout - focusing on a dot, then object on a far distance or open sky(same direction) few comfortable seconds 10-15min daily. Insert in a knife sheath to avoid blade strumming. Place under piece of leather when wetforming to press with a soft counter and make bulges(maybe that relief wood look interesting. Who knows). That's all that came to my mind offhand.

[@KarlRoyale]

Great belt man! Two ideas for you, making your own punch is easy. Take a pair of wire brads drill holes at the proper spacing into a metal washer, the size depends on how far apart you want the brads to be. then pop rivet a second washer on top covering the nail heads. you can also add a long piece to the middle so you have something to hold onto while tapping with the hammer. Second hack- those nubs can be fun to make stippling. take a small handful of them and put them in a cup. add a very SMALL amount of dye (like half a teaspoon) and mix with a popsicle stick. You want nubs that are damp with dye but not soaked. Put latex gloves on and take the nubs and squeeze them in paper towel to get most of the dye off. then drop them onto another piece of leather and move them around. you should get many little dots of color on top of whatever color the larger piece to dyed to or you can do a dark color first then wipe a lighter color on top to get an aged effect or to hint at a pattern in the leather where there isn't one. can give an extra dimention to the finish of a larger piece. The other use I know of is dying the nubs different colors and letting them dry. once they are good and dry (I use a dehydrator) mix them with PVA glue and paint them onto a picture frame or around a stand mirror. They give a neat effect of depth to the mirror and if you mix in light colors with dark you can build a nice effect. One last Idea I have done, instead of using the vinyl sheets for a cricket cutter ($$$) use regular contact paper from the hardware store. much cheaper and you get a lot more in a roll. Have you bought a RECHARGEABLE 9V battery yet? Why not? :)

[@AnthonyQuade]

This reminded me of a “king of random” video forever ago, he did something similar to you making lace, with two liter bottles and then making the strips into rope.

[@timothyneiswander3151]

That thought hit me as well.

[@BlackBeastWorkshop]

Badass project. Love the lacing on the belt edge

[@Scalesthelizardwizard]

Did you know there are multiple apps and charts that translate the nordic rune to English and in Norse myth, Thor has a belt boots and gauntlets that increases his power

[@stimpymcwhisky8129]

Take the pucks and put them in a bag, it makes a good paperweight to keep the pattern on the leather. You could of used your wing divider instead of pencils.

[@shawnthayer2133]

leather nubbins idea: mix them with BBs to make the filling for a dead-blow hammer

[@skyffeltrafik]

How about saving them and super glueing them to a miniature build as rivets? like if you're making a diorama of a ruined city you could use them as bolt heads on a trashed house! Oh maybe experiment with grinding them down, mixing them with white glue to make some sort of cement

[@jblittlefield1787]

You can use the little nubs glued to thin leather for texture or you can make a sort of leather ply

[@Walsfeo]

Something to possibly do with the little nubs - use them as rubble in tabletop RPG terrain. Or maybe put them in resin and turn it on a lathe like Nick Zammeti does. Heck, if you ever make something that needs filler, like a voodoo doll or stuffed animal, it might be good filler for that. I don't know if it would be any good to put in a stone polisher, but that might be an interesting experiment. Or maybe they would help soil in a flowerpot stay moist. Or not. I dunno.

[@NerdySillyGirl]

You're watching Daniel Greene while drawing, I approve 😂 Seriously though, great tutorial! I've just discovered the channel as I was searching a leather breastplate tutorial. Awesome content, I've suscribed :)

[@SkillTree]

I AM! 😁 I love his vids. Half of my reading list is from his top 10 fantasy picks. Thank you for the sub and welcome to the Fam!

[@joshhogg6596]

I know some leather workers that take the waste from the leather nubs and the strips you get from beveling leather and use it as fill for leather pin cushions/holders

[@aaronlittle5478]

Another sick project, sir! That belt turned out slick, and I love how the joiner strips blend into the stitching so nicely. Bonus points for the awesome etched metal embellishment, too. I'm curious if you've considered pieces that combine other materials. I'm thinking fur, like that kind of winter leather armor with a fur layer underneath that looks all Celtic and ancient.

[@benjamintaylor4752]

you can use the little nubs in that shepherd's sling you made. You know, medieval shotgun style.

[@melslix]

Awesome work. You can use the little nubs as beanbag filler for hacky sacks and the like.

[@theAUTUMNHARVESTER]

For the leather nubbins, make a leather hacky sack and use them as the filler. That is, if you still have them around.

[@asab2787]

This is awesome! Good idea 👍

[@SkillTree]

Thanks for watching!

[@user-sp6ju1zo3d]

you could use your little 'nubs' as some sort of potion items in your potion vials.👍👍👍👍

[@redwolf2901]

As usual good vid, think I’m gonna get a strap cutter, want some real leather lace to try and do some edge lacing on my next project.

[@SkillTree]

Man, I love that thing. I wasn't sure how much use I would get out of it at first but now I find myself using it on every project.

[@temurnariashvili7526]

Make it on your own 😉 btw Clever, make it and film it 😉 i bilieve it's no big deal to you to handle with this task 😎 just handful of bars and a spare blade from utility knife.

[@temurnariashvili7526]

Also you can make ropes from plastic bottles with that thing. You don't need to make a circle. Just cut the bottom and insert cylinder.

[@stevenpopp4649]

Dye the tiny dots different colors and make your logo on a sign with epoxy

[@LaineyBug2020]

If you eve did a convertible hiking trailer type build, you could use this as a harnes!

[@LaineyBug2020]

Also handy process for a corset belt, lol!

[@EarthMunky66]

Leather saving technique is magical. I need a leather strap maker thingy now. :)

[@paulangelo1974]

How's this for a "nubbin" idea. Center punch each, string them together, and produce a necklace, a bracelet, or decorative dressing for a project. Alternatively, glue them to a project for a studded look.

[@silverstixs16]

Use the nubs for a bain face mask, from the Mask video. You can attach them with a special leather adhesive or barge, or e6000. Also I have a question for you about lights brainstorming. How can I get a hold of you to ask?

[@SkillTree]

Cool idea! If you check out the video description, I listed a link to my discord server and my IG account. Both are good ways to get in touch!

[@brannvalravn138]

Leather waistage. I think I saw leather being turned into glue before. Used for leather work and book binding if I recall

[@brandonfigueroa7399]

make a shoe sole/ bottom of a shoe with the nubs. heat/press it mixed with pine tar

[@johnkervin4792]

maybe use the cut-out pieces for polishing medium in a tumbler?

[@haydenharthlight4387]

Another pro til take all your edge cuts and use the to make the nature tomb of wind

[@vladtepist3539]

put the the nubs in resin and make a knife handle out of it and make sure they're floating in the resin and when they cure they'll be floating all over in the hardened resin then make the knife handle

[@saelo5996]

I was trying to figure out the rest of the full name because I thought it was the first three letters... well that wasn't my greatest moment. Anyway had a lot of fun watching this video and a lot of your other videos. keep up the good work Kit or Cit or Qit. I think it's the first one.

[@SkillTree]

Lol. Kit is correct!😁

[@NaturallyCreativeme]

I used mine to fill an old bean bag chair for my cousin and he loved it

[@Alpha4brovo72]

You can place the numbs inside a pin cushion.

[@GoogleAccount-mz6vn]

Very nice!

[@CorsoWorkshop]

Sooooo awesome! as always bro!

[@SkillTree]

Thanks bro! I am gonna need to start making my witcher outfit soon!

[@alexyue5948]

Oh this is awesome!

[@SkillTree]

You're awesome for watching! Thanks for the love.

[@alexyue5948]

@@SkillTree also. Really good tip on the strap cutter. I wish i saw it before i bought the lace cutter

[@user-fi9yy5xo1z]

Maybe you can use those nubs as fish scales for a leather fish pendant?

[@mikehansford5597]

I realize that I'm still playing catch up. But it could be used as a filler for leather ball, or mixed with some beans to make a hacky sack.

[@ronniecochran2136]

The "lil nubbins" make great fertilizer if there veg tan

[@sierrajane7073]

Epoxy + leather plug shield. Could be cool.

[@_Henners_]

Super cool video, are you going to make any other things from the game?

[@SkillTree]

I am sure! It will be easier once it actually comes out so I can see more of the world.

[@_Henners_]

@@SkillTree yeah probably. That makes me even more excited for it to come out.

[@tobypuffer7694]

Not related to this video, but throwing an idea for you out in the open. I know you've done some knife making before, but I think it would be cool, and maybe even fun for you, if you worked on designing and fabricating a locking folding knife.

[@brianperkins469]

Use the nubbs as a barbarian/ ranger glitter bomb. It's biodegradable.

[@bretlemieux2489]

My suggestion is use the nubs as faux rivets.

[@toddalexander77]

Mix them in resin and make handles for weapons.

[@haydenharthlight4387]

Use them as a glue paste and and make a shield of Gondor in defense of the creator

[@haydenharthlight4387]

Or make a leather gambleson with those as stuffing

[@philipmcdaniel7104]

You could use the left over nibbins of leather as rivets or bolt heads on a cosplay build?

[@OurClosetCosplay]

The leather punch out nubbins could be made different colors and then used as inserts in resin? Or inside a dice set you make.

[@bmth0506]

Hey man I love the video and the channel! I just have to say as a Norse pagan, please don’t use the runes for things like this unless you know what they mean. I’m not gate keeping but these are very magical symbols. You used kenaz (fire and Loki), isa ( ice), and Tiwaz (justice and for the god Tyr)

[@OtherSarah2]

way, way late to this party, but I see you making your own tools for other projects. Could you make a leather strap cutter?

[@WRMonger1]

I don’t say this about many people - actually only one person - you’re not just a genius, you’re Nikolai Tesla genius 😳👍

[@jaydenmoodley1654]

What if you used it to form patterns, like use a press to flatten it then stick multiple of those pressed nubs to make some sort of pattern or to just add some sort of uniform to your project🤷🏽‍♂️

[@stacepryor1]

use the nubs to make rainmakers or rattles

[@thelonesoldier4579]

Do a dried aged leather rosary with a assassins symbol instead of a cross

[@wesleysmith1059]

You should make some leather gloves in the Same style!

[@nikcastle4761]

Turn the scrap hole punch beads into fillers for a hacky sack! Oh yea BTW, make a hacky sack please lol

[@timothynaquin8899]

Take all the leather plugs and put them in resin and do something with that

[@bryanw5589]

Has any one suggested forming the nubs together to make a dart board. Not sure how you might do that… but it could have a similar feel as cork?

[@merlinstrangetheaceofwands1050]

You should use them as like fake rivets