Mollies DIY Blog
Leather buying - Full, Top, Genuine and Bonded
Explore the various layers of leather and their respective purposes, including full grain leather, top grain leather, split or genuine leather and bonded leather.
Leather buying - Full, Top, Genuine and Bonded
Explore the various layers of leather and their respective purposes, including full grain leather, top grain leather, split or genuine leather and bonded leather.
Understanding the Four Leather Quality Grades
When purchasing leather, understanding the different quality grades is essential. Each grade represents a specific level of quality, with variations in imperfections, cuts, and overall usability.
Understanding the Four Leather Quality Grades
When purchasing leather, understanding the different quality grades is essential. Each grade represents a specific level of quality, with variations in imperfections, cuts, and overall usability.
Exploring the Rich History of Leather Footwear
An interesting look at the history of footwear, from ancient times to modern.
Exploring the Rich History of Leather Footwear
An interesting look at the history of footwear, from ancient times to modern.
A Tale of Two Tanning Methods
Ever wondered how raw hides become leather? Explore the differences between chrome and vegetable tanning and discover which leather is right for your project.
A Tale of Two Tanning Methods
Ever wondered how raw hides become leather? Explore the differences between chrome and vegetable tanning and discover which leather is right for your project.
Polyester vs. Linen Thread: Which to use for a bag
Thread selection plays a crucial role in determining the durability, strength, and overall aesthetic of your handcrafted leather projects.
Polyester vs. Linen Thread: Which to use for a bag
Thread selection plays a crucial role in determining the durability, strength, and overall aesthetic of your handcrafted leather projects.
Monthly Upholstery Tip Series
View all-
Upholstery Tip #29: What is a tight seat?
A tight seat has no removable cushion. It’s shaped with springs or stuffings beneath a fabric top that’s fixed directly to the frame.
Upholstery Tip #29: What is a tight seat?
A tight seat has no removable cushion. It’s shaped with springs or stuffings beneath a fabric top that’s fixed directly to the frame.
-
Upholstery Tip #28: Loose Seat Springing
Loose seat chairs have a separate cushion over a sprung base. Here’s how to build a firm, level foundation to support it properly.
Upholstery Tip #28: Loose Seat Springing
Loose seat chairs have a separate cushion over a sprung base. Here’s how to build a firm, level foundation to support it properly.
-
Upholstery Tip #27: How to Position the Knot
There’s a simple trick to positioning furniture seating coil springs that can help your chair last longer and save someone from a painful surprise.
Upholstery Tip #27: How to Position the Knot
There’s a simple trick to positioning furniture seating coil springs that can help your chair last longer and save someone from a painful surprise.
