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00:00:00 – 00:11:50
The video centers around the creator's enthusiasm for leatherworking, demonstrated through the creation of a wallet made from "shattered backboard" Jordans and shell cordovan leather, which costs between $150-$200 per square foot. The creator uses basic tools like a scratch awl, box cutter, and needle and thread to make the wallet, emphasizing that quality work doesn't require expensive equipment. They provide a free downloadable template for viewers to replicate the project. Despite some acknowledged mistakes, the creator expresses satisfaction with the end product. Additionally, a special giveaway is announced, supported by District Leather Supply, offering free needles and threads during the coronavirus lockdown. To win the wallet, viewers need to subscribe, follow specific Instagram steps, and engage with a post. The creator encourages feedback for future projects.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, the creator showcases a wallet made from some of the world’s most expensive sneakers and leather, and announces that they will give it away for free while also providing a free downloadable template for viewers to make their own. The creator’s aim is to share their passion for leatherworking and demonstrate that quality leatherwork can be achieved with simple tools. They clarify the cost involved: the sneakers used cost $1,083.95, and previous content featuring them only earned $180.05, prompting attempts to recoup expenses. The materials discussed include the “shattered backboard” Jordans and shell cordovan leather, valued at $150-$200 per square foot, known for its smoothness and lengthy tanning process. The winner of a sneaker giveaway, @loganamick on Instagram, is also announced.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the creator discusses the unique qualities of the chosen leather, emphasizing that it is highly sought after for high-end leather products because it rolls instead of wrinkling. This justifies its use in making a $1,000 sneaker wallet. Although more advanced tools could have been used, the creator opted to demonstrate the project with basic tools such as a scratch awl, a box cutter with a sharp blade, and some needle and thread. This approach was chosen to ensure that viewers without access to advanced tools can still follow along. The creator briefly mentions using a few additional tools for the finishing touches to enhance the final presentation. The segment concludes by transitioning to the making process.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the creator reflects on the completed project and acknowledges some mistakes but is happy with the overall result. They emphasize that using basic tools is more challenging than expensive ones but achievable. The creator mentions that a more detailed tutorial will be provided via a video link to those who downloaded the template. Additionally, they announce a special giveaway where District Leather Supply is donating a thousand needles and threads to support people who want to undertake this project affordably during the coronavirus lockdown. Instructions are given on how to receive these supplies via a form in the description, with an optional donation feature to fund more supplies. They also introduce District Leather Supply as a good resource for purchasing small leather panels. To win the wallet, viewers need to subscribe to the YouTube channel, follow specific Instagram guidelines, and participate in a post engagement. Finally, the creator thanks viewers for their support and solicits feedback for future videos.
