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15 Incredible Handmade Leather Creations

Back then, leather was used for shelters, clothing, and shoes. In today's world, leather is used for many things including footwear, car seats, clothing, footballs, backpacks, purses, books, and furniture. In this post, we share a few amazing leather artworks made by some incredibly skilled people.

How to Clean and Organize a Leather or Fabric Wallet

[related_articles] Leather Wallet A high-quality leather wallet can last a lifetime, but it does involve regular upkeep. Cleaning a leather wallet requires two products: soap and conditioner. Saddle soap, simple glycerin soap, or a dedicated leather cleaner all do the job well.

If Your Leather Items Are Dirty, Here's What to Do

When your leather furniture starts looking a little grubby, make sure you clean it in a way that doesn't cause permanent harm, since leather is not the most straightforward material to work with.

If Your Leather Items Are Dirty, Here's What You Do...

When your leather furniture starts looking a little grubby, make sure you clean it in a way that doesn't cause permanent harm, since leather is not the most straightforward material to work with.

From Leather to Linen - How to Clean Every Type of Couch

To make this easier, we rounded up a number of expert-approved cleaning tips for 8 different upholstery materials - from linen to leather. 1. Microfiber Cleaning microfiber can be tricky.

DIY RECIPES: Who Knew Fruit Leathers Were This Much Fun?!

Fruit leathers are delicious, chewy, rolled up, dried fruit snacks that you can make yourself. They are made by pureeing your chosen fruit and laying it out on a flat surface to dry.

Keep Your Shoes in Top Shape with These Tips and Tricks

Leather Shoes Leather shoes are popular because they are comfortable, durable and flexible. Also, one can’t ignore the fact that leather shoes are just plain classy! At the same time, leather is a high-maintenance material and requires regular care.

The BEST Ways to Wash Winter Coats and Jackets

Genuine and faux leather outerwear Washing leather items can be tricky, as they can shrink and stretch when immersed in water for a prolonged period of time. For this reason, we recommend handwashing leather items - be it leather gloves, shoes, or jackets.

Use Your Freezer to Clean These 7 Items of Clothing!

Leather You know how your leather jacket, trousers, or skirt can start to smell a bit funky? Well, washing leather is a very complicated process, so instead, just stick the item in a sealed plastic bag and put it in the freezer for 24 hours.

Avoid Getting These Items Wet When You’re Cleaning Them

If you’ve ever cleaned your jewelry, gas stovetop, leather shoes, or contact lenses with water, you need to read this article. 1. Gas burners The igniters on the burners of your gas stovetop are very vulnerable to water.

How to Clean 'Dry Clean Only' Clothes at Home

How to Clean a Real Leather Jacket Leather jackets can be quite sensitive, so make sure to read the label for any special instructions apart from 'dry clean only' before attempting to clean one yourself.

11 Genius Peanut Butter Life Hacks You Need To Know

Did you know, for example, that this creamy spread can be used to clean leather? Or that it can help you get rid of those pesky squeaky hinges in your house? In fact, peanut butter has a number of lesser-known uses outside the kitchen which may change the way you view this humble pantry staple.

Spend the Money on These Items and They'll Last a Lifetime

Leather Belt You can’t go wrong with a highly-durable, classic leather belt. Spend the money, get one from a good brand, and keep it for the rest of your life. 6. Gloves The key to a good pair of leather gloves is the quality of the stitching.

Scratched Furniture or Shoes? It's Pretty Simple to Fix...

Leather Items To get rid of any scratches that have set into your leather belongings, take some baby oil or vegetable oil, and apply it to the scratched area by means of a cotton swab. Rub it into the area in circular motions, before allowing it to dry.

Olive Oil Is Useful All Around the House - 10 Great Ideas!

Condition leather items with olive oil If your leather bag or furniture looks a bit worn, and you don’t have a dedicated leather conditioner on hand, no worries. Just dap a few drops of olive oil on a clean cloth and buff it into the leather, focusing on the areas with the most wear and tear.

Cleaning Tips: Keep the Dish Soap AWAY From These Things

Leather While dish soap is great for cleaning a pair of dirty sneakers, avoid using it on fine leather. The harsh materials of the dish soap will strip away the natural emollients of the leather and the next thing you know, your favorite leather shoes, purse, or car seat will start to crack. 

You Can Do a Lot More With Milk Than Just Drinking It...

Shine your leather shoes Take a clean cloth and soak it in milk, then wipe your leather shoes carefully to get an immediate shine. This can be used for other leather products as well! Make your own yogurt Mix one glass of milk with 1 table spoon of white vinegar or lemon juice.