Man, there's a bunch of great potential in this name. Just try to get creative ;) If I'd do a very quick brainstorm, I'll start in this direction; Gatto works/worx Gatto stuff Gatto Gold Great Gatto gaTTo You may mix alle of this up with leathercraft wording: Leatherwork, leather craft, craft, custom... Try to identify your target group and imagine what would work for them. If you are in bespoke and high end leather, Gatto Gold - Custom Leather works better than Gatto Ghetto Style. Write all of your ideas down and ask friends, family and even potential customers what they're thinking about it. And don't get too mad about your first brand name decision. Normally you'll adjust, or even change it after a while ;) Good luck!

Of course. If it's your personal preference or stylistic matter than go for it! That was just a hint, which technique I personally found much easier to handle with.

Nice work 👍 Do yourself a favor and try on the next belt to split the stichting line between the loop. It's much easier not to sticht through the belt loop.

Thank you Philip! German autosuggestion and fat fingers 🙄 I meant "all brass hardware".

Sorry, no pics from the bottom. The bag is already handed out to the customer. It's stitched from the inside. I sewed the the sides about 5 cm from left, to make it easier to flip the bag. Then I stitched the bottom, turned the bag, and finished the sides.

Hey Paul. This is a great bag for the first attempt! It's only your first bag, and not your your first leather project, isn't it? Otherwise you'd be stunning talented for leathercraft!

@Maru Tuchi I bought mine second hand, but you can even get it on Amazon. Just search for Warrior M70.

All right, now I'll share my my most used tool for small batch making with you! It's this kind type of a tool, where I found myself to be so smart to transfer it to leatherwork 😎 are you ready? 😂 Corner cutting was one of my most time consuming steps, since I used washers to cut around for about a year. So I did a deep research for an easy and productive way. What I found was the "Warrior corner paper cutter"! Nice and easy machine with different corner radius blades. Cheap, well build and perfectly usable for batch production of leather goods. Go and grab it!

@kilian Not really. I just stumbled on this. It's only described as wire brush. I got it from here, and I can really recommend this shop! (last item on page) https://www.feinewerkzeuge.de/pinselundbuersten.html

And here's directly a new tool I use for about 2 weeks, and I love it! It's a pen style brush with a steel tip. Also available with brass tip, but I use the steel one. I think it's intended to be used to clean rusty pieces, but I use it to ruff leather before glueing at areas where it's difficult to handle with the normal leather rougher. It was about 7€ so it's a no brainer.

Thank you so much Fadi! I'm just a fool who's playing around with Instagram to get a bit attention for my beloved craft.

@Leathercraft Masterclass so true! Specially on custom order bags, it's the short moment of judge when you turn the bag. It's between "wow" and "well, it's a matter of taste" 😄

Thank you for the warm welcome, Philip! To be honest, the canvas leather combination turned out even nicer on the finished bag, than in my imagination 😄