i was asked by one of the members on bb to make him a leather wallet out of an old leather tool wallet he had.
so of to the workshop i went.
he had another wallet that he likes and wanted me to make the same type wallet but out of this leather.
now this was not easy as i had to unpick the tool wallet and then try and use as much leather out of this to make the wallet you see today.
i put him a nice tan zip in this, and it concertinaed like the other and stitched so that you get an extra too compartments as well as the three main ones, this was not easy i can tell you.
i done all this by awl, as i wanted to keep this as rustic as possible and to not be to clean, as this is a lovely piece of old leather and i wanted to keep that look.
it also has a stamp on the top and he asked me to keep that in if possible.
there are a few bits where i have left pieces of the leather not strait, to keep as much of the original leather as possible, rather than cut it out, and straiten it up, i have left it to keep the character.
i had to use a little of my leather as there was not enough out of the old sheath to do it all, but i have left that natural, as with age it will become the colour of the old part of the wallet in the end.
hope you like it.
this is what he gave me.
old wallet that i had to convert by lucky_lee, on
IMG_0689 by lucky_lee, on
IMG_3628 by lucky_lee, on
IMG_3629 by lucky_lee, on
IMG_3630 by lucky_lee, on
IMG_3631 by lucky_lee, on
IMG_3634 by lucky_lee, on
IMG_3636 by lucky_lee, on
IMG_3637 by lucky_lee, on
IMG_3643 by lucky_lee, on
this is the wallet that i made out of an old tool wallet by lucky_lee, on Flickr
all comments are welcome.
thanks for looking.
take care.
lee.
so of to the workshop i went.
he had another wallet that he likes and wanted me to make the same type wallet but out of this leather.
now this was not easy as i had to unpick the tool wallet and then try and use as much leather out of this to make the wallet you see today.
i put him a nice tan zip in this, and it concertinaed like the other and stitched so that you get an extra too compartments as well as the three main ones, this was not easy i can tell you.
i done all this by awl, as i wanted to keep this as rustic as possible and to not be to clean, as this is a lovely piece of old leather and i wanted to keep that look.
it also has a stamp on the top and he asked me to keep that in if possible.
there are a few bits where i have left pieces of the leather not strait, to keep as much of the original leather as possible, rather than cut it out, and straiten it up, i have left it to keep the character.
i had to use a little of my leather as there was not enough out of the old sheath to do it all, but i have left that natural, as with age it will become the colour of the old part of the wallet in the end.
hope you like it.
this is what he gave me.
old wallet that i had to convert by lucky_lee, on
IMG_0689 by lucky_lee, on
IMG_3628 by lucky_lee, on
IMG_3629 by lucky_lee, on
IMG_3630 by lucky_lee, on
IMG_3631 by lucky_lee, on
IMG_3634 by lucky_lee, on
IMG_3636 by lucky_lee, on
IMG_3637 by lucky_lee, on
IMG_3643 by lucky_lee, on
this is the wallet that i made out of an old tool wallet by lucky_lee, on Flickr
all comments are welcome.
thanks for looking.
take care.
lee.