Stop Selling Flat Leather.
Start Selling Art.
The difference between a plain wallet and one that sells for triple the price isn't the leather — it's one hour of tooling. The Leather Carvery gives you the patterns to make that jump: drawn to scale, transfer-ready, in the six styles that actually sell.
- Professional tooling patterns, drawn to scale 50+
- Carving traditions in one vault 6
- Measurements in inches + centimeters ✓
- Full commercial licence, no royalties ✓
Turn Plain Leather Into Signature Pieces
50+ professional carving patterns, ready to trace onto cased leather — the six styles that actually sell, in one collection.
What Crafters Are Saying
★★★★★
I've been carving for eight years and I was skeptical about buying another pattern pack — most of them are watered-down Etsy stuff. The Sheridan section changed my mind. The line weights are actually usable: clean 0.5mm outlines that transfer on cased 5oz veg tan without bleeding. Traced my first piece Sunday afternoon, finished a full wallet back panel by dinner. The Celtic section is a bonus I didn't expect to use, but it ended up in two projects already.
★★★★★
Sold my first tooled belt last week. Nordic knot pattern from the vault, cased properly this time. Three more sold since. My previous work looked amateur next to Etsy pros — this closed the gap in one project.
★★★★★
Same mandala scaled from a card holder to a full portfolio cover with zero redrawing. Worth it just for the sizing system alone.
★★★★★
I run a small leather boutique in Lyon and I'd been searching for two years for carving patterns that matched my aesthetic. The Western/biker style that dominates free resources online never fit my clientele — mostly women, mostly professionals looking for something refined. The Art Nouveau section is a revelation. Elegant, floral, feminine without being twee. I've already tooled three passport covers using variations of the same botanical border, adjusting the scale for different projects. Two customers asked if I designed them myself. I laughed — technically yes, because I'm the one who put them on the leather. But the real credit goes to whoever drew these.
★★★★★
The Casing & Finishing bonus alone justifies the price. I've been tooling for three years and never understood why my work would flatten out after antique paste — turns out I was over-casing. Twenty pages of that PDF and my whole process changed.
★★★★★
Bought this bundled with the Master Collection last month. First project: wallet cut from a Master pattern, back panel tooled with a wolf motif from this vault. Customer at the market paid triple what I'd normally charge for a plain wallet — no haggling. Full ROI on both products in a single sale. Second commission coming this week — same wolf, different leather. Smartest craft purchase I've made this year.
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Every Carving Tradition That Sells, In One Vault
From the tight Sheridan florals of the American West to the interlaced Nordic knotwork of medieval Europe — six carving traditions, each with its own aesthetic and its own buyer.
Sheridan & Western Floral
The timeless American classic. Roses, acanthus, oak leaves, scrolls. From tight belt borders to full-panel wallet backs.
Celtic & Nordic Knotwork
Endless knots, triquetras, Viking beasts, runic borders. The most requested style in European markets.
Geometric & Mandala
Clean lines, sacred geometry, radial mandalas. The most versatile category — works on any project from card holders to notebooks.
Animal Motifs
Wolves, ravens, eagles, horses, stags. Bold silhouettes and detailed portraits, sized for wallets, patches and panel inserts.
Art Nouveau & Floral
Flowing organic lines, botanical borders, elegant curves. The style that sells in boutique European markets.
Alphabets & Monograms
Complete alphabets and a monogram builder. Personalisation is the fastest way to double your margin on any finished piece.
Everything the Pattern Alone Can't Teach You
A pattern on paper is one thing. A tooled panel that looks decades old on day one is another. These three bonuses close the gap.
Tooling Techniques Masterclass
Swivel knife control, beveling, camouflage, backgrounding, pear shading, matting. The hand movements, the tool angles, the pressure. The gap between a pattern on paper and one that looks professional on leather.
Casing & Finishing Guide
The two things that ruin more tooling projects than any pattern ever could. Proper casing (water, timing, temperature) and finishing (antique paste, resist, sealing, top coats). Get these right and your work looks decades old on day one.
Full Commercial Licence
Use every pattern in every piece you sell. No unit limits, no royalties, no attribution required. Build a business on this collection. The patterns are yours to use, the products you build with them are yours to sell.
Turn Plain Leather Into Signature Pieces
50+ professional carving patterns, ready to trace onto cased leather — the six styles that actually sell, in one collection.
What Crafters Are Saying
★★★★★
I've been carving for eight years and I was skeptical about buying another pattern pack — most of them are watered-down Etsy stuff. The Sheridan section changed my mind. The line weights are actually usable: clean 0.5mm outlines that transfer on cased 5oz veg tan without bleeding. Traced my first piece Sunday afternoon, finished a full wallet back panel by dinner. The Celtic section is a bonus I didn't expect to use, but it ended up in two projects already.
★★★★★
Sold my first tooled belt last week. Nordic knot pattern from the vault, cased properly this time. Three more sold since. My previous work looked amateur next to Etsy pros — this closed the gap in one project.
★★★★★
Same mandala scaled from a card holder to a full portfolio cover with zero redrawing. Worth it just for the sizing system alone.
★★★★★
I run a small leather boutique in Lyon and I'd been searching for two years for carving patterns that matched my aesthetic. The Western/biker style that dominates free resources online never fit my clientele — mostly women, mostly professionals looking for something refined. The Art Nouveau section is a revelation. Elegant, floral, feminine without being twee. I've already tooled three passport covers using variations of the same botanical border, adjusting the scale for different projects. Two customers asked if I designed them myself. I laughed — technically yes, because I'm the one who put them on the leather. But the real credit goes to whoever drew these.
★★★★★
The Casing & Finishing bonus alone justifies the price. I've been tooling for three years and never understood why my work would flatten out after antique paste — turns out I was over-casing. Twenty pages of that PDF and my whole process changed.
★★★★★
Bought this bundled with the Master Collection last month. First project: wallet cut from a Master pattern, back panel tooled with a wolf motif from this vault. Customer at the market paid triple what I'd normally charge for a plain wallet — no haggling. Full ROI on both products in a single sale. Second commission coming this week — same wolf, different leather. Smartest craft purchase I've made this year.
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