Yup, looks just fine to me, especially for a stitchless project! If you liked doing it, you should try talking this a step further, maybe with a simple cardholder !? There are tons of tutorials out there if you need inspiration!
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It absolutely fits as leathercraft, congrats on your work! It looks like the covers perfectly fits its purpose but pics are lacking a bit of light, if you have brighter images feel free to share them, we'd be happy to have a look!
Check out the firewall settings, it could be the issue. Also don't forget to turn off VPN on both devices if you're using one.
That's a great suggestion, thank you !
Thank you for your kind words.
I used fiebings pro dye, and to apply it I just cut a kitchen sponge into bits and dipped them into the dye. Then I applied in circular motion, and damped again with dye on the areas that I wanted darker.
Also I nourished the leather with neastfoot oil prior to dyeing, I find that is helps getting a smoother, more homogeneous result.
I suggest giving it a try on some scraps before giving it a go on a nice project. You can also use isopropil alcohol to dilute the dye it you want a lighter shade.
Been using cinnamon for a couple years and I'm happy with it, although I don't spend much time on my computer. Been recommending it as well since I don't know any better. What's the most user friendly distro you would recommend ?
Thank you
Thank you for the suggestion, not a fan of FUTO, it's not FOSS and owners are shady to say the less. But I appreciate you taking the time to reply !
Hi, thanks a lot for you reply, I did tried miracast, but nothing shows up, I'll dig into it later. I'm running Graphene here, so there may be a security feature blocking casting, I should investigate this as well.
Thank you for your kind words (and for creating this sub!). It's pueblo Burgundy if you want to look for it. Although you should note that it darkens significantly over time, as it develops a rich patina.
Nice work, and clean alignment of the rivets. Kudos on the craft!


















Sounds like a great project, you should definitely do it and keep us posted about it! If the community can be of any help let us know :)