Make 40 leather bags and miscellaneous goods with very simple, clear-cut instructions. What makes this book special is that it has patterns with stitch marks at the end of the book. Leather is usually sewn after piercing holes for stitching, which means that punching the holes is the most important part. If the number of holes and their stitching positions match, all that is left to do is sew the item together along the holes. Tanned leather gradually softens. In this book, since thick leather is used and linings are not, the shape of your bag may change depending on age and use. This is one of the wonders of aged, tanned leather that you will enjoy. Includes patterns for each of the 40 projects listedClear, straightforward graphics and step-by-step instructionsInformation on how to obtain the special punch tool necessary to complete these projects Pigpong is Yoko Kanaha and Piggy Tsujioka’s arts and craft production unit based in Tokyo, Japan. From product planning and book design to illustration and displays, Pigpong delivers unique projects full of originality.

32 leather projects for beginner and intermediate-level crafters, taught in skill-level sequence with step-by-step photos.  Featuring hundreds of very clear step-by-step photos, the 32 projects in this book give beginner and intermediate-level crafters everything needed to make contemporary, stylish leather items. First up are 23 projects based on simple structures, then 9 more based on intermediate structures, arranged in skill-building sequence. That approach—emphasizing the underlying shapes that leatherwork is based on—allows you to understand the concepts behind the work for better results. Enjoy making bags, water bottle holders, ornaments, office accessories, binoculars cases and more, and learn ways to use dyeing, decorating methods, embossing, and metal fittings. The basics are here for learning or reference, including preparing patterns, rough cutting, transferring patterns, punching stitching holes, cutting, burnishing, gluing, and finishing. Each of these leather creations allows for infinite variations, making this your go-to project resource for years to come.

Make 40 leather bags and miscellaneous goods with very simple, clear-cut instructions. What makes this book special is that it has patterns with stitch marks at the end of the book. Leather is usually sewn after piercing holes for stitching, which means that punching the holes is the most important part. If the number of holes and their stitching positions match, all that is left to do is sew the item together along the holes. Tanned leather gradually softens. In this book, since thick leather is used and linings are not, the shape of your bag may change depending on age and use. This is one of the wonders of aged, tanned leather that you will enjoy. Includes patterns for each of the 40 projects listedClear, straightforward graphics and step-by-step instructionsInformation on how to obtain the special punch tool necessary to complete these projects Pigpong is Yoko Kanaha and Piggy Tsujioka’s arts and craft production unit based in Tokyo, Japan. From product planning and book design to illustration and displays, Pigpong delivers unique projects full of originality.

32 leather projects for beginner and intermediate-level crafters, taught in skill-level sequence with step-by-step photos.  Featuring hundreds of very clear step-by-step photos, the 32 projects in this book give beginner and intermediate-level crafters everything needed to make contemporary, stylish leather items. First up are 23 projects based on simple structures, then 9 more based on intermediate structures, arranged in skill-building sequence. That approach—emphasizing the underlying shapes that leatherwork is based on—allows you to understand the concepts behind the work for better results. Enjoy making bags, water bottle holders, ornaments, office accessories, binoculars cases and more, and learn ways to use dyeing, decorating methods, embossing, and metal fittings. The basics are here for learning or reference, including preparing patterns, rough cutting, transferring patterns, punching stitching holes, cutting, burnishing, gluing, and finishing. Each of these leather creations allows for infinite variations, making this your go-to project resource for years to come.