Leather Craft: The Beginner's Guide to Handcrafting Contemporary Bags, Jewelry, Home Decor & More
Amy Glatfelter
Jun 2022 · C&T Publishing Inc
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A classic craft reinvented for the modern maker! Love the luxe look of leather but intimidated by what seems like expensive materials, complex designs, and difficult techniques? Think again! Skilled artisan Amy Glatfelter teaches how to make fifteen gorgeous projects in leather using small cuts of material, easy techniques, and inexpensive tools. From buttery-soft clutches and totes to leather-wrapped planters and stylish jewelry, makers will learn to create a variety of updated classics that get better over time. Perfect for absolute beginners, this book starts with an overview of leather and the tools needed, step-by-step instructions, and ten essential leather crafting techniques. The ultimate beginner’s guide for an accessible and modern approach to leather craft! Step-by-step lessons for the ten essential leather crafting techniques, including how to cut and stitch leather, punch holes, set snaps and rivets and more Create a variety of home décor, jewelry, and personal accessory projects; each project includes detailed instructions, reference photographs, and a pattern
About the author
Amy Glatfelter is a life long creative who specializes in making heirloom quality leather goods from her 100 year old farmhouse and design studio based in Central Pennsylvania. Amy sells her work online and at various art markets and craft festivals throughout PA. @arrowleathergoodsusa
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