This might be the world’s smallest camera strap for the Pentax K-01?!
Since it’s too thick to add any snaps or buckles, I decided to sew it on permanently. To get it off, you… have to cut it to pieces.
Here’s a recent wallet I finished. It’s done in Whiskey with red thread. Check out the complete tutorial if you want to make one yourself or go here to order one that I can make for you.
When I got my Amazon Kindle Touch, I started making a case similar to the one I made for the Kindle Keyboard before (check out the tutorial for that case here).
But I wanted to do something different! I started to play with the flip cover idea and made this flip-case design instead:
This wallet is based on my first leather hard case with an added slot for up to 4 or 5 cards. Everything is made by hand.
I’m fed up with the flimsy storage pouch for my (relatively) expensive SLR lenses so I started designing replacement cases.
This is my first basic prototype to see how it would work to make one to fit my Pentax 17-70 F4.
The stitching is all hand-made using a very strong kevlar thread.
Things to note: I’m working on improving the dimensions, the way it opens (the “hinge”) and some other smaller improvements like a belt attachment for when I decide to wear a belt.
A guitar is very personal. That’s why I wanted to change the standard plastic pick-guard and replace it with something different. The hand-cut look and feel gives the guitar a new personality. Check out the photos below to see the details:
These are the things I used: