Thanks so much for these tutorials! I’m getting so much out of this series!

Long videos, saving so much time… I’ve learnt more un hours than I could’ve in years of trial and error. So many ‘’why the heck does it do that?’’ Clearly answered  and pushed outside of the way once and for all. Thank you, sir.

Thank you Nigel, for taking the time to share your years of knowledge and best practices so clearly—and for free. As a beginner in leather crafting, I’ve watched parts 1, 2, and 3 multiple times, and you truly provide a world-class education. Your passion for the craft shines through, and you bring real honor to the work. I'm really grateful for all of the content you're putting out there.

As a beginner with leatherworking, I am super happy that I learned from the best. Thank you Nigel for the 4 videos !

Used the stitch calculator app 5 minutes ago ! Its perfect !
Thanks Nigel.

Third time watching the series and i keep getting more information! Best instruction out there. Thanks shop much!

You are the best, Nigel!

I love your informative instruction, and have watched about 22 vids so far, im learning so much technique, theory, and skills and acquiring so much knowledge..
Thank you, keep up the good work, well appreciated

Your explanations are very helpful.  Thank you for your tutorials.

Only two times have I mismatched the number of holes, but I still remember the frustration. I even left a note to myself on the wall for a couple of weeks: Count! Eventually, I learned that counting is not the answer either. A good method is.

Thank you for your valuable lessons! I have the feeling of being back in uni, only this time I'm learning something that interests me. I started about two years ago, and I have developed some sort of method for stitching without a pony. Yet, I still get confused when changing orientation. I actually laughed out loud when you mentioned how the two halves of a belt need to be sewn differently, because I just learned that lesson the hard way last week (but don't tell the owner!) With all the solid theory you offer here, now I feel ready to incorporate my new understanding of thread dynamics in my own stitching style. Or, failing that, I will buy a pony knowing what to do with it.

Thanks again for sharing your wisdom!

this serie of video is a goldmine. Thank you so much

I love these videos.  Fills in so many gaps and answers so many questions.

Absolute perfection, if you're not signed up to the secrets from the workshop you should have a look as you get a video of this quality every 2 weeks💥💥💥

I would like to say „where have you been?“… but I’ll not.
Anyway this series opens my eyes sooo wide in terms of „why“ we are should do this instead of that or use this tool and not that, so now I can’t close my eyes. It’s BRILLIANT! You are literally saved a few years of making mistakes and asking „why???😢“
Thank you so much ❤

Great explanation of the stitching process and why your process works, Thank You.

Absolutely Mint.....
You have helped me so much and changed my life in 4 hours of your videos 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
All the Best.
Mack from Huddersfield

Your videos are magnificent! Thanks for the abundance of knowledge you share! I‘ve learnt a lot!

Thank you so much for making these videos available. They are priceless. I'm about to start part 4, Haveing watched the first 3 I have to say that I've learned more in those 3 videos than I've learned in the months I've spent with other youtube videos combined. However, I do need to do a shout out to Mascon Leathers. In one of his videos he mentions that if you want to learn to stitch correctly you need to watch Nigel Armitage. Clearly that was great advice. I wish I'd started leather work years ago. Some people say that there is magic in touching gold. Gold is okay but it doesn't compare to the magic I feel when touching leather. I know that you understand that feeling. You can't do the work you do without feeling that magic.

Nigel, your are one of a kind. Just pure gold. I have been struggling alone with straight uniform stitch line for months. And just like that, it’s all in the past. Will you be making a tutorial about stitching around corners and curves?

Absolutely, Spot-On Perfection 👌 helped me 1000% Thank You, Nigel. 👍