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  • Upholstery Tip #20: Don't precut your webbing

    Upholstery Tip #20: Don't precut your webbing

    When working with upholstery webbing, avoid pre-cutting it into equal lengths. This approach is actually unnecessary, time-consuming and wasteful. Upholsterers have a far more efficient method that speeds up the process and...

    Upholstery Tip #20: Don't precut your webbing

    When working with upholstery webbing, avoid pre-cutting it into equal lengths. This approach is actually unnecessary, time-consuming and wasteful. Upholsterers have a far more efficient method that speeds up the process and...

  • Creating a Raised Design with Leather Inserts

    Creating a Raised Design with Leather Inserts

    Creating a raised leather design using split leather inserts is a relatively simple yet effective technique for beginners. With practice and patience, you'll be able to create stunning and unique...

    Creating a Raised Design with Leather Inserts

    Creating a raised leather design using split leather inserts is a relatively simple yet effective technique for beginners. With practice and patience, you'll be able to create stunning and unique...

  • Upholstery Tip #19: Weave your webbing

    Upholstery Tip #19: Weave your webbing

    When you’re working on your next upholstery project, take the time to weave the webbing properly—unless, of course, your chair’s design calls for something different. A well-crafted foundation is key...

    Upholstery Tip #19: Weave your webbing

    When you’re working on your next upholstery project, take the time to weave the webbing properly—unless, of course, your chair’s design calls for something different. A well-crafted foundation is key...

  • Upholstery Tip #20: Webbing Chair Backs & Arms

    Upholstery Tip #20: Webbing Chair Backs & Arms

    When it comes to webbing on the back of a chair or inside arms and wings, it’s a little different from the seat. Unlike seats, where you often weave horizontal...

    Upholstery Tip #20: Webbing Chair Backs & Arms

    When it comes to webbing on the back of a chair or inside arms and wings, it’s a little different from the seat. Unlike seats, where you often weave horizontal...

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  • Hands down you have the best selection of leather working tools in New Zealand. You always have everything I need and I get them very fast. Cheers team!

    Warren H

  • Thank you for matching up my sample with the right colour gimp. You provide such a wonderful service and make it so easy by giving me the links to the different options. I’m really impressed!

    Frances L

  • I paint custom sneakers and wallets, thanx for having all colours of the Angelus leather paint (and other brands too), plus the prep stuff which I havent managed to find in NZ until now.

    Jayden N