Журнал проектов по кожевенному делу: Твердый рабочий журнал для записи кожаных проектов, шаблонов и техник с отслеживанием материалов, записями заказов и библиотекой шаблонов

The Hardcover Workshop Journal Every Leatherworker Needs A piece of leather was once the skin of an animal that lived under open sky. When you cut it, stitch it, and shape it into something useful, you are continuing a craft that is older than written language. Leathercraft Project Log is a premium hardcover workshop journal designed to hold every project and every detail that your bench produces. Built around a clean two-page spread for every project, this log puts the complete build plan on the left page and the finished result on the right page. Eighty projects, each with room for everything that matters: the leather type and weight, the thread and stitch spacing, the dye and finish, the hardware, the techniques used, the time spent, and the honest assessment of what worked and what you would change next time. Inside This Premium Hardcover Journal Eighty project entries on clean two-page spreads. Left page: project number, date, project type tick boxes (wallet, belt, bag, holster, journal cover, key fob, tooled panel, commission), leather type and weight in ounces, color and finish, source, pieces cut, total hide used, technique tick boxes (cut, stitch, tool, stamp, dye, mold, lace, rivet), thread type, size, and color, stitch spacing, edge treatment, hardware used, dye color and type, and finish coat applied. Right page: finished dimensions and weight, total build time, finished piece photo or sketch box, destination tick boxes (personal, gift, sale, commission, exhibition), sale price, buyer, what went well, what to improve, pattern notes and modifications for next time, satisfaction rating, and would repeat. Thirty essential leathercraft terms in the glossary including vegetable-tanned, chrome-tanned, full grain, tooling leather, ounce weight, casing, swivel knife, beveler, backgrounder, pear shader, saddle stitch, pricking iron, stitching pony, edge beveler, burnisher, skiver, contact cement, rivet, snap, Chicago screw, buckle, D-ring, gusset, pattern, dye, antique finish, and finish coat. Eight project types from wallets and belts to bags, holsters, tooled panels, and custom commissions. Six leather types with characteristics including vegetable-tanned tooling, bridle, latigo, harness, chrome-tanned garment, and suede. Six workshop safety rules covering sharp tools, chemical ventilation, eye and hand protection, dust control, and fire safety. Crafter profile page for recording tools, preferred suppliers, thread types, and annual goals. Project index with forty numbered slots. Leather inventory log for tracking stock on hand with type, weight, color, and source. Hardware and supply log for tracking rivets, snaps, buckles, thread, dye, and finish products. Thread and color reference log for recording successful dye and thread combinations on specific leathers. Commission and sales log for tracking pieces sold with client, description, and price. Show and market log for tracking craft shows and exhibitions attended. Pattern library index for organizing your pattern collection by type, size, and storage location. Annual project summary with year-end totals for projects, leather used, pieces sold, and revenue. Premium hardcover binding designed to survive years of workshop use. The Perfect Gift For Leatherworkers of all skill levels from beginners to professionals. Saddle stitchers, carvers, and toolers who want to document their techniques. Bag makers, belt makers, and holster makers tracking patterns and materials. Craft show vendors documenting inventory and sales. Hobbyists building their skills and wanting to see their progress over time. Birthday, Father's Day, and holiday giving for anyone who works with leather. Keep making. Keep writing it down. The log you keep today is the workshop manual you will reach for every time you sit down at the bench.