Skull leather pattern PDF - by LeatherHubPatterns

This is a digital pattern meant to aid you in creating a leather skull and candle holder as shown in the pictures.

VIdeo tutorial https://youtu.be/eJyvVzFgtq0

- The pattern comes in two sizes so when finished the small skull will be about 75 mm tall and the big one will be about 100 mm tall. The opening for the candle measures about 40 x 20 mm and it's available only for the larger skull. In conclusion, if you need some great Halloween decorations then you shouldn't look any further.

- Some basic skills of working with vegetable tanned leather should be of help. The leather will need to be cased and modeled a bit. Having a swivel knife and being able to work with it to some extent would help you achieve a better look by simulating some cracks which are marked on the pattern.
- You will need some vegetable tanned leather and the uglier the leather the better will the model come out if you use some Fiebing's antique finish to highlight the cracks. We made the big model out of cleaner looking leather and the small one out of a piece of belly to aim for a grungy look. Actually you should have your way with it and try to be inventive, having fun is what you should get out of it after all.
- Most of the project is put together using cross stitching so make sure you can reproduce it before buying.

⚠️ Note that you will not be able to use this file for CNC or laser cutting as it does not contain XML data.

💡You may print this pattern on any of the following paper types: US Letter, A4-A0, Legal and Ledger / Tabloid by selecting the US_Letter format from your printing options.

💡 To access your digital file(s), go to You > Purchases and reviews and look for the order. To the right of the order, click Download Files. This goes to the Downloads page for all the files attached to your order.

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