How to mark your wallet for stitching using a wing divider and a pricking iron @LordLeatherCraft

Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago

How to mark your wallet for stitching using a wing divider and a pricking iron.

I know some beginners struggle with getting their stitch lines clean and straight. I can't get one clean without those steps. Also, pro tips: keep your pricking iron dam' well vertical, 90 degrees angle, no other option!

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