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My first attempt at using a 3D printed stamp on leather, and it turned out amazing. I printed in PETG using 100% infill and then used a 5-ton manual clicker press to deboss the leather. I’ve used the same stamp over a dozen times now and it still shows no signs of wear.
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These are dope! How do you make it not have lines at the top? or do you sand them down a bit?
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These are trace extenders for a miniature horse harness and cart. Probably one of the easiest orders I’ve ever made, but seeing the mini pulling the cart was super fun!
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These are made to slide onto the reins and breast collar for a show competitor who is blind. Fun project, and not the kind of tack accessory request I get often.
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A sleigh-bell strap. This was a fun project and one I’ve actually taught classes on now. Works just as well on a door as it does on horse harness.
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These are photos of two different sized flag boots I’ve prototyped and are currently being…stress tested 🤣. They were made of saddle skirt scraps, and honestly that was overkill.
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While these aren’t the best glamor shots, these are two other headstalls I have made. One is Western with a throat latch, and uses a twisted strap style double-ear-loop. The other is English style and is for a show horse, thus it is minimalistic, and utilizes a U-shaped double-ear-loop setup.
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Used my new Cricut Maker 4 and a tutorial i found online to tool a quick leather patch. Took no time at all and super impressed with how well the cricut tooled 6oz Veg tan.
Material: 6oz Veg tan
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Ah, dude. The Cricut is amazing! I bought a blade for the Cricut as well (a while back) and it worked wonders for me. It can cut through quite a bit of leather. I mainly used it to do Marquetry (this picture isn’t mine btw – just showing what I’m talking about)
The problem I ran into was the sticky coating would wear out after a few cuts and…
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When I first started, I took a few of Peter Nitz’ courses. This is one of the few courses he has available for free, this course is amazing at showing people how to saddle stitch with the “angle” on both sides.
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Here’s a tote bag I made a while back
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Super nice!
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I love this!
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Something New is Coming to Stitchables… Contests!Update 9/27/2025: We were able to finally get something up and running for the contest. We initially wanted to have a way to get the…
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Neat! This should be so fun to see everyone's creations and patterns!3
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I love the idea of this! You’ve got your work cut out figuring out how to make it fair, but I think you’re well on your way with what you’ve described so far. I’m excited to see the first one go live and… Read more- View 2 replies
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