Learn how to use the Maxita EC-27 to elevate your brand’s paper goods through precise, elegant foil stamping that blends craftsmanship with professional consistency.
Why a 360° Adjustable Stitching Pony Changes Everything About Hand Stitching
Learn how a 360° adjustable stitching pony helps you stitch more comfortably, improve precision, and keep your workflow smooth during long leathercraft sessions.
Hand Stitching vs Machine Stitching: Why 0.55mm Waxed Thread Might Be the Sweet Spot
This article breaks down the pros and cons of hand vs machine stitching and shows how 0.55mm waxed polyester thread can improve durability, smoothness, and ease in leathercraft.
The Only Cutter That Doesn’t Bully Soft Leather: Why a Rotary Blade Solves Thin-Skin Strip Cutting
Learn why rotary cutting stops soft-leather stretch and exactly how to set up, choose sizes, cut straights/curves, and maintain a 9Cr18MoV blade for cleaner, cheaper, repeatable strips.
Maxita EC-17 vs EC-27: What Really Matters When You’re Choosing a Hot Foil Stamping Machine
A practical guide comparing Maxita EC-17 and EC-27, showing how size, workspace, positioning, and temperature control affect real leathercraft projects so you can choose the right machine with confidence.
Hot Foil Stamping Mastery: Why Temperature, Pressure, and Time Decide Everything
This article shows you how to solve common hot foil stamping problems by mastering temperature, pressure, and time—so your leather projects look clean, shiny, and professional.
Why Quality Hardware Can Make or Break Handmade Leather Bags — A Case for the Clasp Lock
This article explains how hardware quality—especially clasp locks—shapes the durability, look, and value of handmade leather goods, helping makers choose better and avoid common pitfalls.
Why a Proper Interchangeable Letter Stamp Set Is the Best Friend a Small Leather Brand Could Ask For — A Closer Look at Maxita’s 306-Piece Set
This article shows you how the Maxita 306-piece letter stamp set solves common stamping problems with precision, durability, and flexibility — giving small leather brands and makers more control over their craft.