A simple gusset style for square corners?? (THREE PIECE GUSSET TUTORIAL) 

Thank you for so much. I’m new learning how to make bags I can’t thank you enough

Thanks for explaining this so well. I have searched all over RU-vid for an explanation of square soffits. I think you are it!

Thank you for sharing this. I've always wanted to know the dynamics behind this gusset style and where they're best used. Makesupply is a blessing to the leather-crafting community.

Thank you so much! This video was so helpful in learning a new technique, I think you are the only one on RU-vid that is teaching it. Love your videos so professional.

Thank you so so much for this tutorial.

Nicely done my friend.. thanks for another great video.

Thank you for sharing this technique

Thank you for sharing this information!!! Huge help!!!

Thanks for spending the time and skill doing this. It really is an excellent help!

Nicely done video as always ... ... I've done gussets like this for trap & skeet shooting pouches and have always done the middle panel & gussets first. This made for easier stitch marking and fitting in the stitching clamp. As always, I'll look forward to your next video ... ... CW Peterson Grass Valley, California; USA

Great video Justin. Explained very well! Thanks for the info as always!

For the tabs on the side, I have put them on the inside so you just see a nice flat panel and a stitch line on the sides. I like the idea of doing a design on it though I'll have to give it a try!

You can punch your middle panel, glue one side gusset to it punch thru with awl, then glue other gusset and punch thru that one, sew with one thread one stich.

Thank you so much 🙏🙏

Thank you!

Thanks for the video

Awesome video thx 🙏

How well does this design work when being machine sewn on a cylinder arm machine?

This makes me want to try a mini version inside a long wallet, maybe for a phone pouch just to give it the extra depth.

Nice work. What glue are you using?

I think some sort of design on the bottom tab would add a lot to the total look.

I will use this to make me a 4 1/2" x 4 1/2" open box to hold some leather tools on my desk.

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