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Encyclopedia > Leather stamping

Leather Stamping


Leather stamping involves the use of shaped implements to create an imprint onto the leather surface. Some commercial stamps are available, and include geometric, animals and other designs. Most stamping is performed on natural tanned leather that has been dampened with water, the water makes the leather softer and able to be compressed by the design being pressed or stamped into it. After the leather has been stamped, the design stays on the leather but can fade if the leather becomes wet and is flexed.


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Leather stamping - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (157 words)
Leather stamping involves the use of shaped implements (stamps) to create an imprint onto a leather surface, often by striking the stamps with a mallet.
Most stamping is performed on tree-bark tanned leather that has been dampened with water, as the water makes the leather softer and able to be compressed by the design being pressed or stamped into it.
After the leather has been stamped, the design stays on the leather as it dries out, but it can fade if the leather becomes wet and is flexed.
Leather Working Knowledgebase (1608 words)
These stamps have a plating on them that is not meant to impact something as hard as metal.
Leather carving is basically cutting a pattern into the leather with a swivel knife then stamping with a variety of tools to shape and texture the pattern.
A sponge is used to wet the surface of the leather.
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