👀 Another scissor sheath using harder veg tan material.
This scissor sheath use the wet form method.
While it is wet, slowly mould the shape with your finger from time to time. As the leather is still soft and easier to shape as required.
Tips:- try use hair dryer to speed it up but watch out not to over heat up too fast. As it can cause leather to wrasp.
Tips:- Remover staple with care using test pen or any sharp tool. Do with great care in the process
Work still in progress, will update as move forward.. happy viewing 👀
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This scissor sheath use the wet form method.
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| After wet veg tan leather with running water. Remove excess water before staple it |
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| leave it to dry. Then remove staples #13 size"bullet" |
Tips:- try use hair dryer to speed it up but watch out not to over heat up too fast. As it can cause leather to wrasp.
Tips:- Remover staple with care using test pen or any sharp tool. Do with great care in the process
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| After several hour of drying the leather was removed from the wood base. |
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| Compare the scissorr against the leather form |
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| Cut a paper base layer for support |
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| Cut a paper outline of scissor |
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| Gule paper base to leather surface |
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| gule both piece on one side |
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| Draw line with divider |
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| Cut edge |
Work still in progress, will update as move forward.. happy viewing 👀
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| Trim corner |
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| Cut drain line |
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| Punch hole and it tools |
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| Punch hole along drain line |
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| Use stitching |
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| Vertical stitching |
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| Horizontal stitching with aid |
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| Compare scissor and sheath |
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| End view sheath |
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| Compare different design on scissor sheath. 1st version extreme left and latest version on extreme top right side |
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