Leatherwork: Designing and making a crossbody bag
Pricking Irons: Punching Holes in the Front Panel
A course by Hemlock and Hyde , Handcrafted Leather Goods Company
Joined May 2022
About the video: Pricking Irons: Punching Holes in the Front Panel
Overview
“In this lesson, we will guide you through punching all the holes in the front panel and starting the sewing process using the saddle stitch method. Check out the additional resources and documents for different methods on how to finish your edges, or learn a little more about the different types of pricking irons and how they can change the aesthetic of your bag design.”
In this video lesson Hemlock and Hyde addresses the topic: Pricking Irons: Punching Holes in the Front Panel, which is part of the Domestika online course: Leatherwork: Designing and making a crossbody bag. Discover the art of leatherwork and learn how to make your own stylish crossbody bag..
Partial transcription of the video
“In this lesson we're going to be using our pricking irons to create our stitching holes. First we're going to be punching our stitching holes into the piece that we just put together, our front panel, and gusset. Because it is up from the table I'm going to be setting my punch board up on some blocks. You can use anything you have, a book, a piece of wood, just to get it raised up as far as your front panel is from the table to create a lip for you to punch your holes on. You can also use the edge of your table on a cutting mat as well. You can see here that I've already got my stitching li...”
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Course summary for: Leatherwork: Designing and making a crossbody bag
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Category
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Areas
Accessory Design, Arts & Crafts, Design, Fashion Design, Sewing

Hemlock and Hyde
A course by Hemlock and Hyde
Leanne and Nick Polidore, the creative minds behind Hemlock and Hyde, have established themselves as masters of leather craftsmanship. With their unwavering attention to detail and a passion for blending heritage quality with contemporary shapes, they have garnered recognition and success in the leather-goods industry.
Through their leather-goods business, they design and hand-make bags that reflect their love for structure, art, and functionality. Leanne and Nick's work has been featured in renowned publications such as Philadelphia Magazine and Philadelphia Business Journal, and their creations have been sold in prestigious venues like the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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