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hey everybody
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so we had a big long three-part project
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uh the last couple weeks
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so today i figured we'd make just
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something simple but that explores um
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a couple different stitching techniques
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that we haven't really gotten into
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because honestly i don't do them too
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much but once you learn how to do them
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they kind of unlock a whole
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plethora of different projects
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three-dimensionally that you can make
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and we're going to explore the butt
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joint and the box joint today by making
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just a simple cylindrical pen holder
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so i have some scrap from the bag that
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we used last week and this is going to
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be really good to practice
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butt joints and box joints if you've
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never done them because you want
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something that's a little bit
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thicker you can do these joints on thin
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leathers
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with some practice but what we're going
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to be doing is we're actually we're not
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going to be going through
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this way we're going to be going through
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at an angle on some of these and if you
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use like a 5
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6 ounce leather it's going to let you
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have give you
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plenty of room to get your all through
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so i'm using
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um i have my calipers set we're gonna
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make a cylinder i'm using
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um this is set to an inch and a half
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which will give us a three inch circle
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that's going to be our base so i'm just
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going to trace out on the flesh side not
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the grain side
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a three inch circle and we'll cut this
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out and you want to be careful that
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you're not you can dull these down
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since this is just practice i'm just
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using the ones that i always use but you
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don't want to push all the way through
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so you have a hole in the back
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just be light with it or use a
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three-inch template
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to print out on your computer and then
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i'm going to cut this out first
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so i have a four inch strip of leather
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for my walls i want to be four inches
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tall
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and all i did was um because i don't
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have a pattern or anything
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i just kind of wrapped it around the
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cylinder or the circle that i cut to
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form the cylinder
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and marked where i wanted to end and you
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can see
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that's going to match perfectly now
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you can join this seam in many ways you
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can do like a baseball stitch you can do
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like
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loop it around but what we want to do is
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a butt joint what a butt joint is
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it's going to look pretty much just like
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any other saddle stitch on both sides
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that's the we want to do that first
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before we attach it to the base
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but we have to punch everything on this
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piece
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and on this piece before we start
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assembling everything so first thing
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we're going to do is i'm going to finish
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the edges
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because once this is together you can't
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you can burnish a little bit but
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it's much easier to do everything first
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so on my top since i'm not going to have
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any stitching at
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all which of course you could just do a
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a stitch just for aesthetics
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i'm going to bevel both sides
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so it'll be nice and rounded
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and i'm also going to do that on the
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bottom
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so i'm gonna burnish all four sides i'm
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not gonna bevel
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the two sides where i'm gonna do my butt
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joint but i am gonna burnish them just
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so that when i put them together it
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looks a little bit
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neater even though we're going to be
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punching holes through these sides you
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know it just makes it
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keeps it nice and tidy so i have these
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burnished i'm just using gum drag
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and my canvas like i always do and i'm
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going to burnish
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the top now and then the last thing i'm
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going to do
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is i'm going to burnish the circular
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base
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as well and i'm going to treat that
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similar to the
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butt joints on this piece so these sides
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i'm not going to bevel anything i'm just
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going to burnish it
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and you can do a little bit of sandpaper
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if your circular cut isn't perfect
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so now it's time to lay out our stitches
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i have my other divider set with my
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normal
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let's see if i can get a measurement for
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you because a lot of people always ask
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i am going one
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about three millimeters
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from the edge on this and i'm gonna go
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around my bottom
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and then on the sort of body piece we're
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only going to do
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three sides
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now circles they're not hard just take
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your time and kind of rotate i like to
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rotate
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the piece and that'll get us a nice line
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pick your top
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doesn't matter which i'm going to go
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with this is the top
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so i'm going to start here i'm not going
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to go all the way to the top here
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i'm going to go a little bit below it
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then i'm going to do my whole bottom
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and then i'm going to do the other side
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and the same i'm going to stop a little
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bit above the top there
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so there are a couple different types of
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awls if you are using if you're used to
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using
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pricking irons then you're probably only
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using a scratch hall now this is a round
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point at all
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and it's only really meant for tracing
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out
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patterns the other type of all is a
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diamond doll and this is for
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um french style leatherwork mostly
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hermes uses it
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this one's very old and really messed up
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but i've been using it for
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gosh 15 years when i do this type of
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work and it's never let me down
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so with this sort of all you have more
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it's not the same profile
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but you have a diamond profile similar
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to a diamond stitching chisel
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and you strop it just like you would
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a a skiving knife but you do it on all
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four sides
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this one's already fairly stroked
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um this is just some stripping compound
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on some veg tan
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and the way that we're going to do this
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is we're going to start first with our
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butt joint
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so the butt joint is going to be the
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joint that
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puts both of these together like this so
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we don't want to see any stitches on the
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inside
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and we don't want to do any looping
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around
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now most people are used to punching all
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the way through with the stitching irons
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we're actually and this is how it's done
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in uh french leather work sometimes too
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we're only going to use these to mark
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our stitches and you can use an over
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stitch wheel for this too if you have
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one
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so what i'm going to do is to make sure
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that our stitches line up i'm going to
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hang my first prong
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over the end of the top of my piece
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and then i'm gonna use that as the
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spacing and i'm just using
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hand pressure to make little marks i'm
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not going really deep into the leather
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and i'm gonna do that on both sides now
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for a butt joint
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all of the stitches on both sides we're
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going to come in with our
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diamond awl and we're going to punch our
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holes
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at a 45 degree angle but for a box joint
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we need
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one piece at a 45 degree punch to the 45
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the other piece can be punched all the
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way through like normal
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so for this piece because we have to get
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all the stitches punched out before we
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start assembling
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i'm going to go down now and i'm just
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going to punch through like this is a
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wallet or a bag or anything
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just boom boom boom boom straight
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through at a 90 degree angle
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to the edge of the leather
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now for our circular piece we're going
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to mark our stitches out just like we
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did on the sides of our body piece
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for our butt joint this is going to be
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the box joint i'm using my two prong
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stitching iron because it's a full curve
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and that will allow us to mark even
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stitches around the whole curve
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and i'm also using the same spacing for
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both
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my body piece and my base piece now what
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you can do
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is you can use a larger spacing for your
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body piece
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and a smaller spacing for this base
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piece because
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we're going to end up and i'll show you
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how to do it you're going to end up
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having to skip stitches
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to keep up with the stitching because
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you just naturally have
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a longer piece around the outside but
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i'm just going to show you how to skip
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the stitches because
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it is a little bit of work to match up
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the right two sets of stitching irons to
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do it the other way
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so the first thing i'm gonna do is i'm
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just gonna
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go around take my time and i'm just
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putting one prong in the existing hole
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and
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the second prong i'm making my new mark
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and that will ensure that every single
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hole
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is evenly spaced so now comes the part
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where we have to punch our 45s
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and it kind of feels daunting but it's
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actually pretty i find it pretty
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relaxing and pretty
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fun you just want to make sure that you
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have a nice
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uh burn a polished all blade and you
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want to hold it at the right angle
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so let me get
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here we go here's some scrap
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and here is
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a little line of stitches
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all right so our goal is to punch
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from here through
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the flesh of our leather here now
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you want to make sure that you're
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holding your awl straight
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and as you can see if you hold all
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straight
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you get a nice little hole that goes all
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the way through
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if you're holding your all at an angle
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what will happen is
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you'll cut basically because these are
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very sharp you'll cut basically
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a little line sideways like this and
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when you stitch
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this will come up and it won't look very
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good
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and it can rip over time so we want to
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make sure
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that we're holding it as best we can
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and that we're not too far away from the
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edge now we can tap this down with a
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hammer
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after we're all stitched up
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and flatten that all nice totally good
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and all of our holes are coming through
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the edge here
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but i would suggest if you've never done
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this before grab some scrap and just
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practice it
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it's not very hard and once you kind of
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unlock this and have this in your
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bag of tricks um you can make so much
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cool stuff with it
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so i like to do these punches into a
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cutting mat
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because i find that if i do them off the
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edge like this
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i tend to and this is a personal thing
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but i tend to push my all too far
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so when i do them into a cutting mat
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what happens is i know that once i hit
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the cutting mat
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my stitch is good and i'm just going to
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work my way down
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and you can see how with practice you
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get the perfect angle
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to hold your
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you're all at so you can get every
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single one at the right angle
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or at the at the same angle
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you can also see how i'm not going in an
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angle i'm going in straight
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so that we're not getting you know we're
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a little bumpy but we're not getting any
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of those cuts or anything like that
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because we're not at an angle
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and then this last one has a hole that
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goes through for our bottom
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but i'm also going to punch one at a
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side
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now we just flip it over and we do our
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other side
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so now that we have all of our holes
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punched i just have a needle here and
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you can see
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the path that the stitch is going to
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take it's going to come
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right in the middle of the flesh which
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is okay because the grain is our real
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strength here
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so this is basically just like if you
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had a two ounce leather
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you're getting that same strength and
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you can see
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because we use that cutting board as our
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stopping point
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we pretty much have the same exit point
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right in the middle
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on every single one of our holes and
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that is a thing that takes practice so
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i would encourage if you want to learn
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this stitch to just get a bunch of scrap
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you know that's my favorite way to tell
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you guys how to practice
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get a bunch of scrap and just practice
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this over and over and over again
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until you have the muscle memory where
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you know exactly how to hold the awl
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and it doesn't take much time at all
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it's not a super hard thing to learn
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but you can see that all of our stitches
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are now coming out directly in the
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middle
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of this seam and they'll come out in the
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middle of the other seam too
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so when we stitch them together you're
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never going to see
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any thread on the inside of our pencil
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cup
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and it also helps if you're just
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learning to use a hot stuff leather
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because there are lots of oils in this
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leather
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that are going to help your blade glide
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through nice and smoothly
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whereas some veg tins are a little dry
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and the last thing you want while you're
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learning how to do this is to be
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struggling pushing this all through
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so with the circle what i like to do is
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i just
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i make sure i get my grip right and i
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like to put
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i use kind of a long all on on a box
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joint this is
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not punching through on a stitching pony
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just on a box joint like this
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i like a long all that i can rest in the
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palm of my hand
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so that my fingers are only doing sort
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of the directing
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and my arm is doing the pushing you
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shouldn't have to push hard you want
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your blade to be nice and smooth and
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sharp
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with a circular one i'm going to
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basically do what i did
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with the last one i'm going to punch
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through like that
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then i'm going to rotate my piece a
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little bit so that i'm always punching
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directly through
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every single hole i'm gonna rotate the
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piece and it helps to use
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a cutting board with marks in it because
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i know so this is my little line that
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i'm lining up with
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every hole i'm just rotating to line up
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with that line
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first thing we're going to do is we're
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going to sew up the butt joint on the
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body of the cup what i like to do is i
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take a little bit of painters tape
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and i put it on one side and then i fold
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this over and i actually think i learned
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this from a youtube video
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a few years ago i forget who made it
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but thank you for that video and we're
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gonna put this on the other side
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like so and then
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depending on the leather um you can fold
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it over if it's going to tear up i'll
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have you
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using like a sort of a delicate leather
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you want to be careful
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but um then i'll usually rip this
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put this kind of right there and right
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there and it looks weird
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but it does the trick just enough you
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can see when this is bent in
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that all of our holes line up and it's
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just kind of an extra hair pair of hands
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i'm going to use some white ritz a tiger
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thread just so we can see it on camera
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of course if you wanted to do a matching
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brown whatever
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go for it so i'm starting my first hole
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i'm going to kind of wiggle through to
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my first hole on the other side
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get that up through sorry my second hole
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get that up through and pull my needles
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so that they're even and then it's just
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like any other saddle stitch just like a
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little bit sideways
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and after every stitch we're going to
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pull tight
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to get that seam nice and tight
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so
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so for a backstitch it's nothing fancy
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it's really just exactly like a normal
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backstitch i've gone back to
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i'm just going to go back one more
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on each side making sure that the
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stitches stack and you might have to
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wiggle a little bit
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but it's pretty easy to get through and
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then we're just going to clip these
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like we normally do fairly short
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a on a joint like this i like to do them
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on either side so they're kind of uh
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they're even and they balance out um on
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wallets and stuff like when you can hide
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it i'll usually do it on
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a single side but then we'll just do a
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little melt
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and there we go so now that we have this
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done we can remove our tape from the
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inside
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and we have our finished butt joint now
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what i like to do with these
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this is called a cobbler's anvil and
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what it's great because you can slide
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forms like this over it
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and then i'm gonna take my quarter
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pounder or you can use a crate hammer or
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whatever
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stitching hammer that you have and i'm
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just gonna tap this seam lightly
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and then i'm gonna
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just use my canvas and you can see that
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once you do that
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you get a super super tight seamless
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looking
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i mean you can still see a little seam
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but it's very tidy because we burnish
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that
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everything is nice and crisp and if you
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look at the inside you have no stitching
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at all so the next step and our last
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step
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is to stitch our bottom onto our pencil
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cup and we'll have a finished piece
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okay so with the glue dry your holes
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it's important to note
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they're not going to line up perfectly
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because there's a lot more holes on the
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outside than there has on the inside
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because the stitch line is shorter on
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the inside because it's a smaller circle
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but that's okay we show you how to
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stitch holes i'll show you how to skip
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holes so what i like to do is
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i like to get this pretty much lined up
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right
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where i want it and then i flip it over
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and i use my workbench
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to sort of stick that in
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and push it down so that we get a
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perfect right angle
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and you are going to have to kind of
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push it a little bit that's why i don't
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like to use a lot of glue because you
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don't want it to stick immediately
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there we go so once i have it close what
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i do and i don't know if this is right
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it's just the way that i've always done
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it
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is i get it and i just kind of
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tap it on the workbench and that usually
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gets me
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even all the way around and then i'll go
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around and i'll press the inside
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the seam a bit just to get that glue
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sticking and you will have like a little
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bit there
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you know use your workbench and now
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we're ready to sew
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so what i'm going to do is i'm going to
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pick a point where
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it looks like the stitches are pretty
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much lined up
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and i'm going to start from there first
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so i have a stitch
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here and a stitch here that are
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basically perfectly lined up
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so i'm going to start with that one and
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i'm going to stick i like to go from
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the top where i've done my angled
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stitch holes and then kind of press down
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and go through then i'm going to get my
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second one started
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and there's our first stitch
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so we're going to want to make sure that
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we're pulling these tight as we go along
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that's going to be very important so
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we'll just pull tight like that and then
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we go to the next hole so we've stitched
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a few stitches here and you can see it's
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going well but
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you can see as we get going we have a
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stitch hole here
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with no stitch hole here so we need to
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skip that stitch
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the way you do that is we're going to
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take our thread
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and we're going to go through the new
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hole on one side
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we're gonna go through and this can be a
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little bit tricky
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we're going to go through the existing
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hole on the other side
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so now we have two stitches coming
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through the same hole
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we're going to take our other thread and
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we're going to go
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out and into
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that new hole like that
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you don't want to pull too tight on
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these and then that lines us back up
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for our next hole where you can see we
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go right
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in and right through
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and we're a little bit behind but that's
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okay because we're gonna catch up and
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have to do that probably every
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you know six or seven stitches and then
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we're gonna
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pull that nice and tight and just keep
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going along on our way
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and so the same with these as on the
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butt stitch
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i'm just gonna back stitch two or three
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only this time i'm going to end my
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stitch
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on the bottom because of course
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it'll be sitting on a table
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so you won't ever be able to see it
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and here we go so this is sort of a
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simple application of these stitches
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but we have our nice right angle bottom
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um a nice cup that stands up straight
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and you can see on the inside
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well hopefully you can see the inside no
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stitching
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um because of that butt joint and a nice
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right angle that's going to stay that
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way
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and final test
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nice little pen cut so thank you guys so
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much for watching
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um i'm excited to see you guys give this
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a try if you haven't tried it already
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super fun just remember you're using you
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want a diamond all you don't want a
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scratch all for this project
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um thank you guys so much for watching
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and we'll see in the next one
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you
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