This will be a hobby for me, maybe make a holster or two, maybe a sheath for a knife. A new skill is always good.For those of you who just started (or are even experienced), what made you decide to finally try leathercraft or leatherwork? Is this just a passion or you plan to monetize and turn this into business?
My father used to do leather repairs. It’s more about heritage than profit but I wouldn’t mind selling a few pieces.
Agree, this is really enjoyable. There's something about the calm of doing the craft.The funny thing is it started out by fixing a broken strap on my messenger bag. I realized that it is another hobby that I can really enjoy. How about you?
A new skill is always good to have. Maybe after this, there's another hobby to learn.This will be a hobby for me, maybe make a holster or two, maybe a sheath for a knife. A new skill is always good.
I started that way, giving new works to friends and family. Then thought why not sell some or do customer work.Been interested about leather works. Interested in learning something new. Probably make things to give out as gifts to family and friends.
I used to buy branded leather goods too and I agree. Not all expensive brands have quality. I think the most value I got for a leather bag is from Coach.I love leather bags and I've spent a lot. Some were just expensive junk so I thought to myself, why not learn and make quality bags for my self.