Leather Engraving

By: Christoper Bucker


You might be surprised to discover that leather engraving is not only extremely popular it is easy to learn to do and very affordable. Just a little bit of instruction and practice and you could be producing some great looking pieces.

1. Leather PlaquesYou can engrave any logo, design patter, or message on your leather plaque. The lighter the leather color the more contrast presented. You can then sew the plaque onto a duffel bag or suitcase or just hang it on the wall.

2. PursesLeather purses are a very popular women's fashion item and western styles are really popular. Choose the size and shape that best meets your needs and engrave a beautiful design or even your name.

3. WalletsLeather engraved wallets are popular with both men and women. Patterns are pretty wide and so you an simply choose which one tickles your fancy.

4. Checkbook CoversAlthough perhaps not as popular today in our electronic world checkbook covers are still sought after by many. The folded over leather is embossed with all kinds of patterns including western styles and flowers to name just a couple. Sometimes a simple punch type design is used.

5. BeltsBelt patterns are engraved in a variety of patterns for both men and women. You can choose simple patterns or more intricately detailed designs. There are also several more traditional western styles that you might want to consider.

6. DaytimerThere's nothing quite as classic as a engraved leather cover on your Daytimer. It's classic elegance will put a smile on your face for an entire year.

7. Book CoverWhat better way to protect your book and enjoy some beautiful engravings then with a leather book cover. Engrave your name, favorite quote, or your favorite poem.

8. PortfoliosA beautiful leather portfolios definitely defines you and sets you above the rest. But why not engrave your initials or name on the front for that fabulous finishing touch.

Besides hand tooling laser engraving is also an option and you can choose either embossing or debossing for your favorite wallet or journal cover.

The type of leather you are working with has a great deal to do with the type of engraving you can choose from.

Leather engraving takes some practice to become a pro at but once you master it you can create endless beautiful items. That said if crafty projects aren't for you then why not buy that perfectly embossed leather piece right off the shelf at one of the many online stores?




Christoper is an engraving for last 20 years. come to www.theengraving.com to get free advice and tips on different types of engravingtechniques

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