Hi ddunn68, which creaser do you use? Do you have a link? Are you satisfied? Thank you in advance for your reply and have a nice day!

Hi Philip, so your recommendation is not to use vegetable tanned leather? So it's better to use chrome tanned leather? I write to "buyleatheronline" and I got an reommendations for which leather to use for apron: ttps://buyleatheronline.com/en/home/149-9245-distressed-pull-up-oiled-veg-calf.html#/17-color-dark_brown/75-grade_quality-good_2_grade/274-average_size_of_the_piece-115_m_124_ft_half_piece   https://buyleatheronline.com/en/home/683-9638-oiled-vegetable-tanned-calfskin-16mm-4-oz.html#/18-color-light_brown/75-grade_quality-good_2_grade/274-average_size_of_the_piece-115_m_124_ft_half_piece   https://buyleatheronline.com/en/latigo-leather/220-10043-timberland-leather-latigo-calfskin.html#/1-color-black/75-grade_quality-good_2_grade/275-average_size_of_the_piece-1_m_11_ft_half_piece What do you think abot those tree options? I have another question about the handle cover for your paring knife. In one of the videos I saw that you used goat skin. How did you make the cover so that it is sewn so that the seam is not visible? Did you sew the cover so that the leather was on the handle, or did you sew it separately and then put it on the handle? Thank you and have a nice day!

Thank you Phil! Yes, scissors would be better for this case (thin leather). Or rather, cutting edges after sewing. I will try with PVA glue and water-based contact+sanding (as @Feather suggested). Another question about the edge. In the picture below you can see that there is a small notch on the edge. Will the paint on the edge repair this, or is there a better approach recommended to solve it (so that it doesn't lead to the edge tearing)?

Thank you! I tried with round knife but.. yes, it's difficult to cut four corners exactly the same. About dyed edge - yes I tried with veg tan leather.

Thank you! I will try that.

Thank you ffzanchetta. Yes, I used a creasing tool but I agree that the line probably wasn't the straightest. But the idea with the tape is a very good one. I agree with second comment. I guess it's too thick. Edges are thiner because of sewing. Like I answer on Philip comment: I realized that it matters which side I finish first. So if I tighten the seam completely on the nice side of the leather and only then on the ugly side, the pattern is even. > it may be a solution for thin or harder leather, but not thick and soft. Your comment is very relevant and hopeful - thank you. Of course, it takes a lot of practice.

Thank you Philip. I use reinforcement only on one layer of the leather. I dont have (yes) leather spliting tool so I tried with full thicknes of leather. It was misteake or a good experience for beginner. I tried it with one piece of hard leather wrapped in soft leather. The problem was the same. Then I realized that it matters which side I finish first. So if I tighten the seam completely on the nice side of the leather and only then on the ugly side, the pattern is even.

Thank you Philip for your response. I have two questions regarding the used material. Can you please share url to the leather for course "-The Bespoke Leather Apron-"? I searched and found this https://www.leatherhouse.eu/products/9-normal-cowhide-leather/22922-double-shoulder-leather---quoia---italy/ and this https://buyleatheronline.com/en/latigo-leather/220-9294-timberland-leather-latigo-front-shoulder.html#/29-average_size_of_the_piece-09_m_10_ft/75-grade_quality-good_2_grade/150-color-medium_brown (sold out). Is there something similar to what you used in the course? Another question is about the canvas, used in the couse "-How To Make A Leather Strop-". Can you please share the link to the canvas used? It would be nice if you went through all the courses and added a links to the material you used (for us beginners) - I believe certain products are no longer available, but there are probably alternatives. Thank you and have a nice day!

Thank you Philip. Another question, in which plan I can find that course https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuLiq6cU4UM? Have a nice day!