THE NECESSARY EQUIPMENT
To complete this tutorial, you will need:- 1 leather skin or 1 piece of 30 x 40 cm (half soft half firm) - Thickness 1.2 to 1.4 mm. We recommend the Satinlys range.
SATINLYS RANGE >
- 1 spool of polyester thread GRAL N°30 - 1000m - Color of your choice
- 1 edge finish - Colorcut - 30ml - Color of your choice
- 1 strip of collar leather - Width 10 mm - Length 120 cm - Thickness 1.9 mm or 120 of bag chain (Sydney model).
- 1 FORT snap button - TANDY LEATHER - Diameter 12.5mm LINE 20 - Aged Brass
- 2 collar buttons with ring - For 10mm lanyard - Aged brass
- 1 set of 20 small DOUBLE CAP rivets in brass (T2) aged brass finish
And the following material:
- 1 ROUND knocking punch with STRAIGHT handle - diam 3 mm
- 1 mallet
- 1 screwdriver
- 1 abrasive sponge
- 1 silver pencil
- 1 pair of scissors
1. Cut out the leather using the pattern
Download the pattern and print it in real size. Cut it out and transfer it to the piece of leather using a silver pencil (or tape it directly to the piece of leather).
Cut out the 3 pieces with a cutter, drill the 3mm holes and the 1.5mm sewing holes (for the hand-sewn version).
We advise you to cut/work the rounded sides when the parts are assembled.
You will find on the file, the two versions of the pattern: with simplified hand sewing and machine sewing.
2. Prepare the seam
Place piece n°2 on piece n°1 then attach them with sewing clamps. Edge to edge, back to back.
3. Glue the different parts
Apply contact glue on the back (skin side) of part n°3 and on the top of part n°1 to double the flap. Wait a few moments and laminate the parts.
4. Cut the roundings
Cleanly cut the curves of the flap as well as those of the bottom of the pocket (with scissors or a cutter depending on the leather).
5. Sew the pocket
Sew all around the pocket (flap included) with a sewing machine.
For simplified hand sewing , follow the following guide:
SEE THE GUIDE >
6. Work the slices
Sand the edges of the pocket (always in the same direction) with an abrasive sponge.
Apply dye to the edges of the case and to the strap. Then sand with the abrasive sponge and apply a second coat. If necessary, apply a third coat.
7. Fit the press stud
Place the snap button on part n°2 (foot) and on the flap of the pocket (head).
8. Make the thong
Insert the collar buttons with ring at both ends of the strap then close with T2 rivets.
You can also choose to put a bag chain and a small leather band (to protect the neck).
8. Screw the strap
Using a screwdriver, screw the collar buttons onto the leather pouch.
Your cover is complete
Ready to accompany you everywhere!
The little +: sew a small pocket at the back of the pocket to store your bank card.
4 comments
DECO CUIR
Bonjour Mireille,
Merci pour votre commentaire sur notre blog. Les boutons de col avec anneau sont à visser avec un tournevis : il faut faire un trou de 3 mm de diamètre avec un emporte-pièce puis passer le pied de l’accessoire à travers et visser les 2 parties.
En ce qui concerne les rivets vous avez plusieurs outils de pose : pince, manche à frapper et presse : https://www.decocuir.com/collections/pince-poser-accessoires-rivet-oeillet-bouton-pression-cuir
Je vous conseille de consulter la vidéo suivante : https://youtu.be/WF1KNuuasec?si=x7ZhykPYAMYXL5GO
Bonne journée,
L’équipe Deco Cuir
MIREILLE BARBOT
Bonjour,
J’ai acheté dans votre magasin en septembre ce qu’il faut pour faire la pochette pour smartphone. Je l’ai confectionné, mais il n’y a pas d’explication pour fixer les boutons de cols et les rivets double calotte.
Je ne comprends pas le système.
Merci d’avance pour vos explications
Cordialement
Mireille Barbot
DECO CUIR
Bonjour Magalie,
Les attaches reliées au mousqueton sur notre pochette en cuir pour smartphone sont des boutons de col avec anneau, ils existent en plusieurs finitions :
https://www.decocuir.com/boutons-de-col-fermeture-bracelet-cuir-c102x1021010
Bonne journée,
L’équipe Deco Cuir
Magalie
Bonjour, je suis curieuse et intéressée par les “boutons” d’attache fixés sur la pochette qui fixent la chaînette ??? les avez-vous, comment s’appellent-elles ? Merciii