Leather Bag with Eyelets

Select suitable pieces of leather, draw two identical pieces for each pouch and cut them out.
Using a ruler and line-ex pen, mark the holes on one piece of leather at a distance of approx. 1 cm, leaving the upper edge free.
Punch the holes through the leather with the middle eyelet punch from the set, then lay them on the second piece of leather. Mark the markings through the holes and punch the holes as well.

Black bag
Put the two leather parts on top of each other, put the eyelets through the holes and fix them with the other side of the eyelet puncher from behind.
Thread two approx. 40 cm long brown imitation leather straps laterally through the rows of holes and knot them.
For the fringes, thread several approx. 10 cm long ribbons through the holes at the lower edge and fix them with overhand knots, then cut off the ends equally long.
Decorate a small piece of differently coloured leather at the corners with eyelets.
Thread the rhinestone ring on a narrow black leather stripe and attach eyelets at the ends.
Glue both elements on the bag with flash glue gel.

Colorful bag
Draw a peace sign on one of the two blanks with the Strich-Ex pencil, punch holes with the middle eyelet punch at regular intervals.
Put coloured eyelets through the holes and fix them with the other side of the eyelet punch from behind.
Important: The eyelets can tear easily and form sharp edges. Therefore glue a piece of leather on the backside against them.
Cut a sheet edge into the leather at the upper edge.
Lay both leather pieces on top of each other, thread an approx. 100 cm long green imitation leather strap through the holes and knot it.