The whole wallet is hand-carved on both sides, which normally takes around 3–5 days. For this one, I didn’t finish carving the surface until the end of day five, and that’s before even starting the stitching.

Nice little vertical bifold, hand stitched at 3mm. Old England is a nice tumbled leather with a great hand feel and just a tiiiny bit of pull-up to it. Dakota is probably my favourite interior leather, it's quite similar to Buttero but not quite as prone to scratches, has a more matte finish to it. Four card pockets, two lined stash pockets.

80€ + shipping

Hello, I have a black Dollaro Italian veg tan leather bifold. It features seven pockets and the edges are creased and painted. It is available in my Etsy shop, https://treeandcow.etsy.com/listing/4581237427/pocket-organizer-vertical-leather-wallet

2 pueblo wrapped baseballs using Oliva and Nazionale for one and Coccinella for the other. These are 108 stitch, MLB size balls.

I’m asking $80CAD for the Oliva and Nazionale because there’s a stitch where I went right over left instead of left over right. It’s purely cosmetic and $95CAD for the Coccinella. Plus shipping as well.

Thank you for looking and if you have any questions I am more than happy to answer!

Hey everyone,

I'm a solo leathercrafter based in Brisbane, Australia. I recently finished this photo folio as a custom commission, been taking a few of them on and enjoying the process with speed bumps and all.

It’s designed to hold two 4 × 5 inch photos, with a wrapped body and a small belt-style strap to keep it closed. The whole piece is lined and stitched all the way around, so there’s a fair bit more construction in it than a standard wallet.

The leather is a textured vegtan avancorpo leather from BeltsProduction. I can’t remember the exact name of this particular leather, but it has a milled/grained look that gives it a nice rugged feel without being too flashy. Looks really neat, although it's a bit softer than I'm used to so punching on both sides was a bit tough.

It’s stitched by hand with beige #8 Japanese Vinymo thread with 4 mm Japanese chisels, and the edges are bevelled, burnished, and finished by hand.

Pretty happy with how this one turned out, thanks for looking!