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Fine Herringbone Braid Leather Stamp Set – 5 Stamps · LT426

Fine Herringbone Braid Leather Stamp Set – 5 Stamps · LT426

Regular price $89.00 USD
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Not a twisted rope but a flat plait: two rows of slim, lens-shaped strands meet along a centre line, so the band reads as a run of V's travelling along its length. That is herringbone, named for the way a fish's bones angle off its spine. Because a plait has a direction, the set comes in mirrored pairs — a left and a right rounded corner, and a left and a right end with a loop tip — so the pattern still points the right way after every turn. Four corners and the straight run close it into a frame; an end at each side turns it into a finished bar that simply stops.

CNC-milled solid brass heads on stainless steel handles — each one piece, 110 mm (4 5/16") overall. Pieces: Straight 14.6x4.7mm (9/16" x 3/16") · Left Corner 10.5x10.4mm (13/32" x 13/32") · Right Corner 10.5x10.4mm (13/32" x 13/32") · Left End 9.3x5.6mm (3/8" x 7/32") · Right End 11.7x4.7mm (15/32" x 3/16").

For a crisp impression: use vegetable-tanned leather only (chrome-tanned, bonded or eco leather won't hold a stamp). Set the stamp back into the same impression and strike again. Two passes is normal, three on firmer leather.

What it's for

A fine braid for small goods: card holders, wallet edges, watch and bag straps, key fobs, and framed panels on notebook and journal covers. At 4.7 mm tall it suits narrow straps and anything under about 5 mm of border width. For belts and larger panels, where a fine line can get lost, the wide version (LT429) carries better.

How to use it well

Work on cased vegetable-tanned leather with a scribed guideline. Place the corners first, then fill the straight runs between them, so the plait meets cleanly at every turn. Check which corner and which end you are holding before each strike — the left and right pieces are mirror images, and the wrong one breaks the direction of the chevrons. Overlap each strike a little with the last so the chevrons run on without a gap. Strike twice, setting the stamp back into the same impression for the second pass; two is normal, three on firmer leather.

Workshop Tips

Veg-tan leather, lightly cased — damp to the touch, not wet.

  • Use 3 mm leather or thicker. Some of our patterns cut up to 1.8 mm deep. On thinner leather a backing scrap underneath is mandatory, or the pattern will distort the back.
  • One clean strike, square to the surface. Don't tilt the tool.
  • For deeper relief: lift the stamp fully, re-seat it in the same impression, and strike again. Never rock the tool — rocking gives you ghosted double edges.
  • Hot stamping: wear gloves. Metal carries heat faster than you expect.

Care

Proper care and maintenance will help extend the lifespan of your stamped leather items and keep them looking their best.

  1. Clean with a soft cloth: After each use, gently wipe the brass head and stainless steel parts of the stamp with a soft, dry cloth to remove any dust or debris. This helps to maintain its appearance and prevent buildup.
  2. Store in a dry place: When not in use, store the stamp in a cool, dry place to prevent any potential corrosion or tarnishing of the brass head and stainless steel parts. This helps to maintain their integrity and prolong their lifespan.
  3. Handle with care: When using the stamp, handle it with care to avoid any unnecessary impact or force. This will prevent damage to the brass head and stainless steel parts, ensuring their longevity.
  4. Avoid abrasive materials: Refrain from using abrasive materials or harsh chemicals when cleaning the stamp, as they can potentially damage the brass head or stainless steel parts. Stick to gentle cleaning methods using soft cloths or brushes.

Made by us

We're a family workshop in Novi Sad, Serbia.

Every design is drawn in-house, then CNC-milled from solid brass and hand-finished before it ships. Stamps are made to order, which is why production takes a few days — nothing sits on a shelf waiting.

If you need a size, a variation, or a design we don't stock, write to us. Custom work is most of what we enjoy doing.

Shipping

Every stamp is made to order in our workshop in Novi Sad — nothing sits on a shelf waiting. Cutting and finishing normally takes 2 to 5 working days, and you'll get an email the moment your stamp goes on the machine.

United States
Standard (USPS) — free once your order passes $50, which is about two stamps. Tracked door to door. This is the one we recommend for most orders.
Express (FedEx) is available too — but please read the note below first.

Europe — tracked Economy Post, free over $75.
Everywhere else — tracked Standard Post, free over $95.

Express is offered on every route. Checkout shows you every option and its exact cost for your address before you pay anything.

One honest note about Express: it speeds up the journey, not the making. Your stamp still needs its days in the workshop first. So if you're working to a deadline, write to us before you order — we'll tell you straight whether we can make it.

Everything is tracked. Every order, every country, no exceptions. You can follow your parcel on our own tracking page, and we'll email you at each step so you're never left wondering where your stamp is.

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Milled from solid brass, in our own workshop

Every design is drawn in-house, CNC-milled from solid brass and hand-finished before it ships — by a family workshop in Novi Sad, Serbia. Nothing is bought in and rebadged.

How we make them

Made to order, and you will know when

Nothing sits on a shelf waiting. Your stamp is cut after you order it, and you get an email the moment it goes on the machine.

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