How to HAND STITCH LEATHER - Saddle Stitch Tutorial

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@adambyrd7239 3 года назад

"Up and away from you." In 4 years of leatherworking and watching videos, NO ONE has ever told me this information. Thank you so much!

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

😉

@crisgutu552 3 года назад

Same here!

@arbindasalam3820 3 года назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cg9TBFNn7RM.html

@antonmessina5304 3 года назад

Thats why he is KING! 😎

@ginettecarter2164 2 года назад

Totally agreed. Great tutorial!

@hpstorian 3 года назад

I've watched a lot of these vids as I get started and I've gotta say, this is probably the most thorough and well done I've seen so far. Kudos.

@hpstorian 3 года назад

If I can offer a minor bit of feedback, from the perspective of someone just started, one thing I would've liked to learn about in this video is how you deal with corners. Maybe I missed it but I don't think you mentioned that. Also what to do when you've made a full loop along the entire edge of a project with the stitching.

@whitandpark 3 года назад

Great video!

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

Thanks Parker! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@PenguinSC 3 года назад

I learned how to saddle stitch from a previous video of yours and it's good to see an updated and extremely beginner friendly video. Looking forward to seeing more of your projects and videos.

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

Nice! Thanks so much!

@RDSwords 3 года назад

Same here, I learned how to saddle stitch using Ryan's original video. It's great seeing a new update. One extra thing I like to do is start in the 3rd or 4th hole and put back stitches at the beginning of my line so that both ends of my stitch line are the same and have some extra strength. I also have a one-prong pricking iron and will use it to open all the holes (insert in each hole and twist it a little) in the sitch line so that I don't have to try to open each hole with the needles as I stitch.

@BOUTTAMAKEAHNAME4MYSELF 3 года назад

Recently started an odd job with my friend because I was tired of security and I found upholstery. I’ve never been passionate about any craftsmanship but I found something I got the learning bug for it’s been a long time since I felt this way.

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

That’s an awesome feeling 🙌🏼🙌🏼

@matthewmen1353 2 года назад

One of the best tutorials out there, clear and easy to understand for beginners.

@noziphosibiya6558 3 года назад

I will start stitching tomorrow. I am practicing this on my old clothes coz leather is expensive this side

@caroljohnson5879 3 года назад

Finally! Someone who explained the stitching techniques of leather! Thank you!

@andrespinzon851 3 года назад

Ok... im trying the book stitching pony today hahaha cause i dont have one yet.. Vey helpful vid 👌🏼💯

@kevinorr328 3 года назад

Very open and giving. Thank you for being you.

@ahmadkadres8424 3 года назад

Hello, where did you buy this beautiful skin? Please read my message😍

@ahmadsaeed2015 3 года назад

yes me to

@TheGreatChrisB 3 года назад

This was the most informative stitching video I've seen. I honestly ended up learning through trial and error, I've never heard the up and away before, I always use round hole punches, but maybe if I had known that a year ago I would have gone with the diamond chisels.

@V3leathercraft 3 года назад

Expecting ur video about punching hole tools for beginners 🙏

@experimentalbaker 3 года назад

YAS!!!!

@JACK_TheAllSeeingEye 3 года назад

Thanks for this....still pondering my own biz... Looking forward to visiting the brick n mortar!

@peterujfalusi2764 3 года назад

Great! I‘m working with leather for a while now, but this ist the best tutorial I know on hand stitching. Finally! No further questions. You should stick to your plan and do that school thing. You are really good at explaining. After 17 years of teaching graphic design, I'm sure, one of the most important thing is, never to forget your own pain points when you started out.

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

Thanks Peter!

@dmack1827 3 года назад

This is a really good video for beginners. Save the Nigel Armitage video until you have some experience. Well done.

@kaidean 3 года назад

Great video Ryan, one thing I learned after ruining every wallet I made in the first few months was you really need a good solid base to hammer your pricking irons on. I was doing mine on a desk with a punching mat and the irons almost always went in at an angle, when I moved to a solid worktop my irons went through straight every time.

@Edgehanger100 3 года назад

Hey LKG, love the channel. I chose most of the tools I use today from your recommendations video. Thanks for all of the content thst you produce. I have a question for you, can you show us the first couple of projects that you completed? We see all of the professional work that you do, but what about the very first cardholder! I have all of my starter projects, and my first cardholder didn't even open! Thanks again.

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

Glad I could help!

@tbeseda 3 года назад

There are several well-produced videos on saddle-stitching, but this one is now at the top. The King, if you will. Nice job and thanks for the great info

@blkfyrco 2 года назад

Please pleas please explain/ convert the "size92" and "size277" to diameters or inches how Maine Thread and Rtiza categorize their sizes. I am trying to figure out the ideal thread and needle size for sinabroks & KS BP 4 mm round dents... There are so many videos on hand stitching but no one explains the importance of thread and needle size for round dent stitching holes.\ JJ needles only work at sizes 2 or smaller and thread .8mm is too big. I think it would be helpful for more people to learn hands itching and at the same time know that if your needles are larger than John James # 2 and if your thread is larger than .8mm then you will not be able to pass the needle through. Showing thread at different size but in different conversions is just beyond confusing.

@wahinepaddler4 3 года назад

Loved this tutorial..thank you for making it 🥰

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

@tudorelacatrinei143 3 года назад

5min ago, 4 views, 28 likes and 1 dislike. RU-vid you’re a genius, probably this is how the it s algorithms are running in pretty much anything

@donnax7822 Год назад

Tell me if I‘m wrong, but it looks like working with leather doesn‘t Need that much expensive Tools like working with Wood or metal. I think it‘s very much skill, as always, but Not that much tools.

@jdaviles7932 3 года назад

just watched @petermckinnon vlog. hope to win those leather pocket wallet and keychain. :) peace!

@David-bf6vt 3 года назад

One of the biggest problems I think beginner crafters face including myself is actually making the holes perfectly in the first place. I assume that many people have "cheaper" chisels where the machining is bad so that once you hammer it in its nearly impossible to get out without damaging the leather to some extent. To fix this just get a wet sandpaper kit (400-1500 I'd say) and sand the whole thing grit by grit, especially the teeth and inside the teeth. Then once your done use some kind of polisher, I used brasso and some chrome polish. Basically this smooths out the teeth so that you can easier hammer it in and especially take it out like how corter does lol. Besides that the line and keeping it vertical and straight just takes practice.

@David-bf6vt 3 года назад

Just make sure when sanding that you're not damaging the shape of the teeth as you can easily turn a diamond chisel to a flat slanted one lol

@violetviolet888 2 года назад

Or spend a few more dollars on quality tools that will outlast your lifetime.

@pjwhaletail 2 года назад

Thanks for the clear and helpful tutorial. Can you tell me the difference between the Sinabroks round dent and Sinabroks stitching punch?

@Mr.JohnnyVLD 3 года назад

Lookin nice. Probably if you would call the thread în mm size it would be better for most of us to understand. Keep up the good work LKG!

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

I’ve never seen thread sizes in mm. I only know the thread industry size. Ex. 92, 138, 207, 277.

@Mr.JohnnyVLD 3 года назад

@@LittleKingGoods no problem, i can search it on google and find out the correspondences. Maybe I will email you a chart. Im from Europe so here metric rules! 😁 Thank you for making time and answer me. Wouldn't ever think that I will get atention. Started leatherworking myself. Maybe I'll Dm you with my works!

@rinalex 2 года назад

Hi friend whenever I make the holes around the part of the guide I get crooked underneath! help…

@carolinebrouwer6103 3 года назад

Thanks for the stitching video! It answered a lot of questions I had about pricking irons and thread and also the proper way to stitch and the beautiful outcome of proper stitching. Keep it up! You are a great teacher and a great asset to the beginner and the more advanced leather entrepreneur! I started leatherwork almost a year ago and your videos have been very helpful! My first leather tote is finally completed after many small projects! I’m very happy with the outcome and I couldn’t have done it without you!

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

That’s great to hear!

@TYLAB 3 года назад

Wow it’s very informative cotents I’ll try it today^^ and using hard cover book is so awsome!!

@Meanstoend Год назад

I have a question about which side to start with. All of these RU-vid videos they start from left. I have my top part of the leather on my right, but I always start with my right hand and do the process backwards. It comes out fine. Am I totally wrong?

@Sebastian-ur4tx 8 месяцев назад

Maybe someone can help, I'm doing everything like in the video and it doesn't work, what could be the problem?

@rahulpoddar801 3 года назад

Lovely Video for saddle Stitch, awesome🥰🥰

@kabily8972 3 года назад

Very clear. Thank you so much. Chinese subtitles，please please🙏🙏

@richardadams9159 3 года назад

Great video always,thanks..am just few months into leather craft..please is there any book on bag assembly?

@GunaseelanPalanisamy 3 года назад

Life saver with the book😍

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@eccomi21 3 года назад

I have a question regarding a burnishing tools. I do have access to brass and aluminum. Couldn't I make a tool out of them instead of wood? Or is the structure of the wood integral for the burnishing to work?

@delta122109 Год назад

A top view/strait would be nice spent and hour trying to get a hold.of this and kept getting it wrong. Before someone responds I do literly everything my self. Just couldnt get an understanding of this from a side view. Thanks for the video either way.

@jgdevoe 8 месяцев назад

Okay, maybe not perfect for a lefty. I use French pricking irons and I punch all the way through. But, only one side has a large hole and that is where I'd like to start from, which is on my right if I have the slant pointing away. So, if they point away, and I start on the right, when I push through the second needle which part of the thread do I wrap around that needle and will it be over or under. If I turn the project around the plane is towards me and then that messes up this whole thing. I have to be able to do it MY way. I had a good way but being new and then trying this I can't figure out how I was doing it to get slanted stitches. Should have stayed with my tried and true way. This way of yours works but not for me being lefty and how I think and what side I want to start on. Sorry about all these words.

@hamzashetranjiwala3885 3 года назад

Hey! How does a diamond pricking iron fare against the slanting pricking iron? Is the look of the stitch better?

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

Slanted looks way better in my opinion. The diamond blows out the back of the leather too much.

@andreseri4836 3 года назад

I have a pricking iron, but they get stuck into the leather. I suppose I have just to mark the holes and then use a stitching awl?

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

You can try stabbing the iron into some wax first and then use it on your leather goods.

@itsover9008 6 месяцев назад

This is the first video I was actually able to replicate. Other videos skip tiny details they think are obvious. You explicitly mentioned: 1) The slanted holes should be up and away from you. 2) Thread both needles on the same piece of thread. 3) Very slowly and carefully showed each step so I could replicate. Which hand, which direction and what order.

@LittleKingGoods 6 месяцев назад

Glad it helped!

@fillthelegend 3 года назад

Such good content! Thanks for sharing your craft.

@ЦОЙ-ф1з 3 года назад

Парень ты невероятно крут! Смотрю твои видео и просто наслаждаюсь. Мастерская просто мечта!

@jabi_z 3 года назад

Да, в СНГ мало такого контента.

@thebrewboys4643 Год назад

ive only just started leather work and ive watched so many videos on stitching, but i can't for the life of me can both sides to be an angled stitch i always get a straight side ? would love any pointers.

@a.groupunited8017 Год назад

Please can you make video explaining how to sell your products

@FatManLeather 3 года назад

I stitch a bit differently due to arthritis issues, but I have to say that this is the best saddle stitching videos I've seen. Keep up the great videos.

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

That’s awesome! Whatever works best for you 🙌🏼. Thanks!

@upgradability5256 3 года назад

Hello. I can't find information and I want to discuss some points. I could not find mail where I can write.

@TheTac0Six 2 года назад

wow so I have new motivation to keep going on my journey :D thanks this was super informative for sure :D

@benporter91 3 года назад

Great tutorial. Would love to see how you hand-sand corners. Might be useful for those of us without corner punches and belt sanders, but are nervous about shredding their corners.

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

There’s a tip about that in this vid. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IsctD86GGoI.html

@76Gazz 2 года назад

I can only get the side I put the needle through first to sit nicely in that slanted arrangement, the other side of the thread sits perfectly straight. I can't get them the same no matter what. I'm so confused!!

@Bowmechanic65 2 года назад

Great video for this newbie. Great job of explaining it. Thank you !

@LittleKingGoods 2 года назад

Glad I could help!

@fabiog.1840 3 года назад

very good explanation, thanks

@siyamiseyhan 3 года назад

Merhaba dostum, seni Türkiye'den takip ediyorum. Videoların mükemmel. Daha sık paylaşmalısın, özletiyorsun. Başarılar, İyi çalışmalar.

@JA-dp7zm 3 года назад

its weirdly satisfying watching this works... I want learn how to do this too

@DavidPayne81 3 года назад

Hi, first of all - love your videos. They’ve been my biggest inspiration in my short but fulfilling journey in leathercraft so far! I have a question - I just received one of the dreamfactory stitching ponies for my birthday and I’m wondering if you can give me some idea of the best way to stick some leather guards on to the tips like you did with yours? Thanks for your help & for all the great content!

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

Hey David, I just use contact cement like Barge or any contact cement you use for leather work. Should do the trick.

@harfunmoula 3 года назад

great upload Friend forever Big lk

@kendmaes 3 года назад

Awesome Instruction! Appreciate your lesson! It was very easy to follow and helped me considerably. Thank you!

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

Glad I could help you out!

@ladifiredemo6500 2 года назад

hi, Little King Good, you're awesome. Wich pitching irons tooth space you use for wallet? 3, 3.85 or 4mm? thank you!

@LittleKingGoods 2 года назад

4mm littlekingsupplyco.com/products/pricking-irons-set-of-3

@skirtautasspokas1472 Год назад

Where can I get that knife from thumbnail? Can't find it :(

@shyaaa182 2 года назад

oh I've got a reallllly thick project if ya know what I mean ;)

@kamikazefmfa 3 года назад

Your content is AMAZING! Helped me a lot since I started at leathercraft! Thank u so much ps: hire me please hahaha

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

Glad I could help 🙌🏼

@ReWyldOutdoors 3 года назад

Such a simple explanation and covered all my questions! Thanks so much man. BTW.. I learned about you from watching your video with Pete!!! Lol

@gypsycruiser 3 года назад

You are so honest and passionate about your craft. Thank you 🙏🏼

@SableSunsets 2 года назад

Ok so on the first slanted stich did you go over how to chose which is the pretty front and which is the back

@mohammadnikseresht8298 3 года назад

hi.thank u men for good teaching.u are a big king to youtube.good luck

@bogdanbruev687 3 года назад

Many thanks from the viewer from Russia

@wahyutrichannel2584 3 года назад

Nice work

@drmatthew9757 3 года назад

thanks for the makshift sticching pony save me some $$

@timothydewees 3 года назад

Thank you for the detailed explanation! I appreciate it when people explain the simple stuff I missed that other people take for granted. Keep making videos!

@ginettecarter2164 2 года назад

So much useful information and tips! Many thanks! What is the size of those needles you are using with Thread 138 (#5 vinimo)?

@russellverdin8339 2 года назад

Could you please tell me where you purchase your round punches from?

@ThoughtFission 3 года назад

Great video! It's the first one on saddle stitching that I've seen that covers all the little details. Nice. How do you line up your holes so they are the same distance from the edge at both ends of the piece of leather? Same question for machine stitching.

@violetviolet888 2 года назад

Start which a hole in the exact center and then go out to the sides

@LandersWorkshop Год назад

5:57. Can you do this trick with sinew?

@ericj1332 3 года назад

Great lesson. Thx very much!

@DerekFromMalden 3 года назад

Just recently found your channel and love it. I am trying to start a new "career" after 32 years at the same job. Thanks for sharing what you know. Do you have a video showing or saying what size threads look good with certain projects? Keep up the great work

@ImRobPi 3 года назад

I learned how to stitch with just holding the piece, not sure how easy it would be for me to learn how to saddle stitch now

@xvaier 3 года назад

Pretty sure it's still called saddle stitching even if you aren't using a stitching pony.

@mathieuf.2788 3 года назад

Picked up a couple of tricks, thanks.

@georgegerhold3308 3 года назад

How refreshing to see a saddle stitching video where they don't insist that using an awl and making holes as you go along is THE ONLY CORRECT WAY TO SADDLE STITCH. I've been punching holes for years and am sick of purists saying NO, NO, NO, THAT'S ALL WRONG. Thank you for the video and list of sources.

@akidharis5515 3 года назад

I wanna like this a 1000 more times. Such an simple and clear explanation. Thank you👍🏽👍🏽

@VortexZ6 3 года назад

I love the book technique 🤣🤣😅 This is hilarious but is very usefull Thanks master, is what i recently need cause i am waiting for a leather craft tool kit (yes that from your video 😃) and i need to know this, thank you so much

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

Haha yea it’s a sweet way if you don’t have a stitching pony!

@VortexZ6 3 года назад

@@LittleKingGoods sorry if i say anything meaningless cause I'm learning english 😁😁😃✌

@johnacsyen 3 года назад

Concise explanation. Thanks.

@onurtavukcu 3 года назад

its a perfect workshop. I admire you brother. I wish i watched this video 8 months ago. Because i tried thousand time and however now my stitch looks good. But i cant understand resason of hammer it down.

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

Hammering down the stitch closes the stitching holes which Makes the stitch look better.

@pepe4986 3 года назад

best stitching tut on youtube

@skv3013 Год назад

Can you please provide these parttan free for beginners

@snicklesfritz8449 3 года назад

I can’t thank you enough for this tutorial.

@annosborne-reed2365 3 года назад

That was VERY helpful. Thank you!

@LittleKingGoods 3 года назад

Glad I could help!

@totichannel1220 3 года назад

WOW ! Great Job.....Great Lesson. Thank you so much ! We do handstitching too in Indonesia

@simonsurya8846 2 года назад

Hai sir Meterial tools factory numbers

@usmanworks2616 3 года назад

I went to your channel because of Bored Panda Art and just WoW! Man your Awesome!... Subscribed!

@sameerwani299 2 года назад

I need this punch for sticking can you send me

@MW-tm3su Год назад

By far the BEST saddle stitch video on You Tube. Your closeups are crisp, unobstructed and very clearly articulated as you're walking us through the lesson. You have exceptional skills in videography. :)

@ivondiaz1027 3 года назад

Gracias por enseñar ,felicitaciones

@centaurus2634 3 года назад

Genialllllll.......I mean outstanding...... Please make more videos like this one... Just what I needed.... Big salute from Bolivia

@juanpablodelgado2227 3 года назад

I literally started stitching yesterday! This was perfectly timed!

@isaacbrown157 3 года назад

Ha I started 5 days ago because of LKG!

@roadrashracing5571 3 года назад

Thanks for the best stitch video I have seen! As a newbie I really appreciate your teaching methods and willingness to share your knowledge! THANK YOU!

@BushRat253 Месяц назад

This has got to be the best video on saddle stitching I've ever seen. Thank you so much for making this!

@LittleKingGoods Месяц назад

Glad it was helpful!🙏🏼

@supermario7956 3 года назад

Was very soothing thank you

@justinwarren4980 Год назад

You have a great way of explaining!! Thank you very much!

@LittleKingGoods Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@ScottSpeed95 6 месяцев назад

Been trying to figure this damn stitching out and still can't grasp it. EVERYONE has their own method and no one has a "standard" or common way. It would have really helped also to have more than just the angled side view that was provided. A overhead camera as well as showing from multiple angles would have been helpful. On to watching more tutorials I suppose. Literally the past 3 I've watched all did it differently from the next so learning one technique just made learning the next even harder.

@LittleKingGoods 6 месяцев назад

Wish you well on your quest!

@ScottSpeed95 6 месяцев назад

@LittleKingGoods thanks. Apologies I did not notice the additional camera angles. Helpful but still gotta watch more