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Potholder in leather

Learn how to make your own potholder made from leather with this DIY tutorial.

Grydelap i læder - DIY guide

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Step 1

Draw around your hand with a 3-centimetre distance from your hand.

Grydelap i læder - DIY guide. Step 1

Step 2

Cut out the leather following along the lines, you just made. Make two leather pieces in the same size.

Grydelap i læder - DIY guide. Step 2

Step 3

Sew the glove with the right sides together.

Grydelap i læder - DIY guide. Step 3

Step 4

Cut out a hole on each side to make room for the grommets.

Grydelap i læder - DIY guide. Step 4

Step 5

Pull the piece of leather string through the grommets and attach the beads. Finish off by tying a knot.

Grydelap i læder - DIY guide. Step 5

Products for this project

You can buy a package deals with or without tools, or you can buy the products individually. The guide can be downloaded as a PDF file, so that you can print it out.

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Grommets

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Leather lace

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Hammer

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Scissors

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Sewing machine

 

Pencil

 

Wooden beads

 
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