Thank you very much, I appreciate that you like it! All the best Jimmy

Thank you for your comment sir, I really appreciate it! All the best Jimmy

Thanks for the comment, glad to know that is helpful! All the best Jimmy

Thank you very much for the comment! Glad to hear that my video helped you. Regards from Greece Jimmy

Hi Claes,I apologize for the delayed answer, my friend. Although I'm not the expert here, it was easy to do. I've focused the camera as close as it was possible so you can see the sewing sequence. And as it seems, you have plenty of stuff that's need wrapping so, happy sewing! Thanks again for the comment! All the best Jimmy

Glad to hear that the video helped you! Thanks for your comment sir, I really appreciate it! Best wishes Jimmy

Thank you for the comment! Glad to hear that it's a helpful video. Best wishes Jimmy

Instablaster.

Thank you for your comment! Glad to hear that the video helped you. All the best Jimmy

Thank you very much for the comment!! All the best Jimmy

Thank you so much for your comment! All the best Jimmy

Thank you! Cheers Jimmy

Hi Chris, Thanks! You are right, the holes must be pre punched. I did that before I start sewing, but I didn't pay much attention, since that was only for showing the sewing sequence.

No I don't have a spiked wheel, I measure first and then prick the holes using a stitching punch like this: www.ebay.com/itm/3-4-5-6mm-Leather-Craft-Tool-Hole-Punches-Lacing-Stitching-1-10-Hole-Punch-Tool/183051866040?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&var=690348854173&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649

As a leather worker for many years this looked good. One thing that will help with sewing leather is to use waxed thread. And do a saddle stitch it is one of the strongest stitches leather workers use. Very neat and good job.

Hi Anthony, Thank you so much for mentioning the wax thread. I used wax thread for this, but I didn't pay much of attention on saying it. Thanks for the tip about saddle stitching! All the best Jimmy

Thank you very much for the comment! Glad to hear that the video is helpful. All the best Jimmy

Thank you too, for watching! All the best Jimmy

Hey Pierre, Thanks! Yes, it's really easy. Glad you like it! Cheers Jimmy

Thank you very much, I'm happy that you like it! All the best Jimmy

@@JimmysCanal I’m planning on wrapping my walking stick handle with rawhide and the stitching you showed give me a better example

I'm glad to know that my video can help you on your project! Regards from Greece Jimmy

Thank you for your kind words sir! I am very happy that you like my video. Regards from Greece Dimitris

Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment! All the best Jimmy

Yes, in a way it is.

I'm sorry but I can't understand what you wrote, please if you can write it in English. Thanks Jimmy

Thank you very much for your comment! Unfortunately I don't remember the name of the music, but you can search on YT audio library to find it (I found it there). All the best Jimmy

Thank you for your comment, I really appreciate it! Without been the expert, I'll say that if I wanted to cover tip, I could cut an angle on the leather so when the stitch will tighten, the leather will wrap up the tip; anyway, this is just a thought. However, there are many sites that you can look for what you want, try on: www.instructables.com as well you can ask here: kzfaq.info/love/VSnW_AFug4Em1bcxEEEBAw I would like to try doing it for you, but at the moment I renovating my shop and it's impossible to do it. All the best Jimmy

JimmysCanal THANK YOU and good luck with your shop! Be well be safe!

You too!!

No, I never used epoxy.

A common awl can't be used for stitching, you need a sewing awl (it has a hole for holding the thread), there are also sewing awls that carry thread reels inside their handles. Cheers Jimmy

I used 1mm cotton flat waxed thread. Cheers Jimmy

Exactly. It's very easy to do, you'll see it. All the best Jimmy