Viking Tooled Leather Coin Pouch

In this video, Daniel Reach shows us how to create a stunning leather coin pouch that features a traditional Viking rune tooled design. This video will walk you through how to use a double bevel in your tooling projects, plus provide project inspiration for your next Renaissance festival!
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[@The_WhiteWolf_Valkyrie]

You are pronouncing it right, its said just like weird. It is the symbol for fate, as well as how everything is tied together. Such as me, a Norse Pagan, looking to get into leather working and this video is in my suggested just 8 hours after it was posted!

[@james2592OldLeatherSmith]

OLD Leather Smith here, excellent job, easy 4 a beginner 2 follow. Please have a merry Christmas and a Safe NEW YEAR GOD'S BLESSINGS ✝️⚾🙃

[@snuffysmith7011]

I really enjoy your videos, and I usually learn something from EVERY one of them. Thank you for putting them out.

[@wojciechcylwik952]

I like watching you work. good job!

[@th.burggraf7814]

Had fun watching this. 👌🏻👍🏻

[@Glorfindel_117]

WYRD is pronounced "We've been trying to reach you about your longboats longwarranty"

[@DanielReachCreations]

😂 Best comment of the day!

[@theartsypixie2771]

😂

[@WeaverLeatherSupply]

😂

[@TonyNicholls-gi9le]

That's a beauty, Great tutorial. I'll give it a go with some leather I skinned off a discarded sofa, it's already aged/weathered from use. i.e. fat butts bouncing on it.

[@davidmerritt5702]

Nice

[@ShaneCessna]

super cool pouch Daniel...love stuff like this...only super nit-picky point I'd make is that if we're doing videos on Ren Faire/Larp/Cosplay stuff, to make the music a bit more period appropriate...again, super nit-picky I know

[@DanielReachCreations]

I usually do! I completely forgot this time!😅

[@triyancrafter]

Wyrd is the norn Urd in Norwegian :)

[@anthony-fi]

Nice to watch you going back with the rope to keep it even. Can you cover go to leather stamps? And list the numbers and why.. i love the double edged bevel. Which will end up costing a fortune in Finland. Could you also make some leather weights bags for weighing your piece down when stamping.

[@DanielReachCreations]

Great idea!

[@WeaverLeatherSupply]

Here is a video on some weight bags: kzbin.info/www/bejne/faXZeaqtbb6qd6sfeature=shared

[@KenCoppola]

Great video. You were pronouncing it correctly. It is wyrd is pronounced weird.

[@WeaverLeatherSupply]

Sku 68086-00 www.weaverleathersupply.com/collections/viking-coin-pouch/products/figure-carving-stamping-tool-f119

[@mgamnfan30]

What are you using for your leather/pattern weights to hold the project down?

[@daverooni7763]

This is a really nice design! I couldn’t find the double sided beveler in the list of tools, does weaver carry them?

[@WeaverLeatherSupply]

Here you go, it's called a Figure Carving Tool on the website: www.weaverleathersupply.com/collections/viking-coin-pouch/products/figure-carving-stamping-tool-f119

[@bobchronister3429]

Couldn’t you have flipped the piece over, scribed the line on the inside? Then punched your holes?

[@DanielReachCreations]

Totally! That would definitely work. Sometimes the rough side doesn't retain the mark well, which isn't a huge deal. But I also like to occasionally show alternate techniques to get the same result. Great point though!

[@ultraporthos6884]

If you scribe the line on the inside with a wing divider and you press to0 hard at all it will show on the other side. Trust me, I tried it! BTW: using the same leather as the video.@@DanielReachCreations

[@ultraporthos6884]

What size are the bevels and the stamp? Are they s/m/l ?

[@DanielReachCreations]

A mix. Depends on which one. Talky, you just have to fit it to whatever project you're working on. Use the biggest stamp that will fit in the area your working on.

[@ultraporthos6884]

@@DanielReachCreations Thanks you. But I actually meant which sizes you used for this project :)

[@user-ql3tn9yq8q]

It's pronounced as weird it's an old Anglo saxon word for magic ect

[@aliciaaustin8373]

Design is a little off but ok. It symbolizes many things. The 3 norns- fates, 3 women who represent the weave...past present, future. The wyrd also contains all of the runes in the futhark alphabet. Having said all that the English equivalent would be Word , but think of it as the "word of God." All possibilities of your life are contained within the wyrd.

[@user-zv8cu9nm6p]

First

[@brianvaughn9299]

Why on these instruction videos do yall cut out of the middle of the skin causing so much waist. Are you avoiding something you aren't showing.

[@DanielReachCreations]

Nah, that one is on me. I looked at that after the video was finished editing and thought, "Why did I do that? That made no sense." Sometimes it just comes down to trying to stay on track with production, which leads to mistakes you wouldn't otherwise make.

[@JohnTBlock]

Yeah, waste of leather is a no-no on my budget!! 😅

[@einarlotric]

Why do you have such a suspicious mind??? Its his leather he can cut it anyway he wants to...

[@bigbossimmotal]

Wyrd as an English (Anglo-Saxon) word means fate. But the Norse Rune Wyrd (that you showed a picture of) signifies the connectivity of Past, Present, and future, and shows how they are all interwoven. The three lines from upper left to lower right are the past, the 3 vertical lines are the present, and the three lines from upper right to lower left show what is to be. There are 9 lines only. That thing you drew is not really Wyrd because it is all connected, so it is just a meaningless design. Imagine taking an English letter like a Capitol E and putting a bunch of them down touching each other. It is just lines, means nothing. And yes, it is pronounced as Weird.

[@DanielReachCreations]

Oh yeah. The long "symbol" is just the smaller one repeated several times. Really good info though! I find that kind of thing really interesting.

[@paulzsoka9037]

Where’s Chuck!,?

[@DanielReachCreations]

He's still doing his thing. He's not going anywhere. 😊