Small Leather

Small Leather

Why choose leather?

Why choose leather?

Purses, wallets and bags come in such a wide range of different fabrics and materials but nothing beats good, old-fashioned leather.

Purses, wallets and bags form such an important part of our daily lives that they become almost an extension of our person. We carry them every day and everywhere we go so it is vital that we love the way they look and feel as well as being practical and durable.

As they are frequently handled, how our purses, wallets and bags feel to the touch is an important consideration. The soft, smooth texture of leather is an important reason why small leather goods are so special. Leather is to purses, wallets and bags what cashmere is to jumpers. When we touch them, we feel special. When something feels soft, it feels luxury even if it didn't cost the earth!  And we all need a little bit of luxury in our lives to feel good about ourselves.

Another great thing about leather is its simplicity. It's a natural, traditional material that has been used for thousands of years! With no fuss and frills, it evokes style, class and good taste. Because of this, it's timeless. Your leather accessories will never go out of fashion. 

The final advantage of leather is its practicality. Leather is extremely durable and so is ideal for items such as purses and wallets that get a lot of use. It is waterproof, easy to clean and any scratches that do appear only add to the leather's charm. A good quality leather purse, wallet or bag will last you a lifetime.

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Sew a small leather bag?

Hello.

I just need to make 6 small leather bags, very simple, medeval style would be cool. Preferably a simple drawstring bag. All I seemed to see on Google was making full handbags, purses and stuff.

Anyone know where I might find how to make a very simple bag? We're just wanting to make dice bags.

Thanks.

You could just cut your leather into rectangles, sew up 3 sides and either make a casing or poke holes for the lace.

I would use a half inch seam allowance. If you're using suede, you can treat it like fabric, but hard leather requires topstitching.

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