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Naturally tanned sheepskin leather, sized between 8 - 10 square feet. Ideal for DIY handicrafts, cutting, stamping, and sewing.
Naturally tanned sheepskin leather, sized between 8 - 10 square feet. Ideal for DIY handicrafts, cutting, stamping, and sewing.
When cutting, lay the leather flat on a smooth surface and use a steel ruler or template for assistance to ensure straight lines. For curved cuts, you can use a compass or a curved template.
The punching spacing should be uniform, and the hole size should be selected according to the thickness of the sewing thread. If the spacing is uneven, the stitches will be irregular; if the hole diameter is inappropriate, the thread will be loose or difficult to pass through.
Choose an appropriate sewing method, such as flat stitching or backstitching. Apply even pressure when sewing to avoid uneven stitch tension. For example, when making a leather wallet, neat stitches can enhance the overall quality.
Ensure accurate positioning and firm installation. When installing a zipper, align the zipper teeth with the leather edge and use tools like pliers to secure the zipper pull.
Naturally tanned sheepskin leather, sized between 8 - 10 square feet. Ideal for DIY handicrafts, cutting, stamping, and sewing.
Methods to beautify the edges when handcrafting leather products: ### Sanding the edges #### Coarse sanding Start the initial sanding of the leather edges with sandpaper. It is recommended to begin with coarse-grit sandpaper (e.g., 80 - 120 grit) to smooth out the uneven parts of the leather edges and remove the burrs generated during cutting. When operating, firmly hold the leather by hand and sand evenly along the edge. Pay attention to keeping the pressure consistent to avoid over-sanding. #### Fine sanding After coarse sanding, switch to fine-grit sandpaper (e.g., 240 - 400 grit) for a second round of sanding, which will make the leather edges smoother and more delicate. You can sand in the direction of the leather grain to further enhance the smoothness of the edges. #### Tool assistance Use a professional leather sanding stick, which can better fit the leather for sanding.
Naturally tanned sheepskin leather, sized between 8 - 10 square feet. Ideal for DIY handicrafts, cutting, stamping, and sewing.
Prevent the leather from coming into contact with oil stains and water marks during the production process. If it gets dirty accidentally, wipe it with a clean, damp cloth in a timely manner and handle it according to the leather's characteristics.
If the leather product is not to be used immediately after production, it should be stored properly. You can fill the leather product with soft items to maintain its shape. At the same time, avoid storing it in a dry and high - temperature environment to prevent the leather from cracking.