How to Create a Two-Tone Dye Effect on Leather Projects 

In this video I cover how to create a two-tone color scheme on leather products. This particular method is how I add dye to my hand tooled projects. There are other methods of dyeing and coloring leather products, but this particular process of my work was of interest to many viewers. Two-tone dyeing hand tooled projects is a very simple process. I prefer probably the simplest method, which just involves using a paint brush and whichever dye color of choice. I carefully apply the dye to the outside borders of the tooling, and then make my way to the background. This can be a timely process, but when finished, can create a beautiful effect that highlights the tooling designs!
Materials & Tools Used in Video:
Leather - Hermann Oak natural veg tan
Dye - Fiebings Pro Dye - Dark Brown
Paint Brush - Royal and Langnickel (From Tandy)
Oil - Fiebings 100% Pure Neatsfoot Oil
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