French-Style Pricking Irons for Leather Hand Stitching – 7–10 SPI

Name: French-Style Pricking Irons for Leather Hand Stitching – 7–10 SPI
Brand: Hands of Tym

Hands of Tym

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French-style pricking irons for precise leather hand stitching These polished DC53 steel pricking irons create clean, consistent slanted holes for saddle stitching. Choose the spacing first, then the number of prongs, followed by Standard or Reverse. Quick choice 10 SPI / 2.7mm: the finest, closest stitch — ideal for refined wallets, card holders and small leather goods. 9 SPI / 3.0mm: a fine but versatile stitch — a strong choice for wallets, purses and detailed bag work. 8 SPI / 3.38mm: a balanced everyday stitch — well suited to bags, cases and medium-weight leather. 7 SPI / 3.85mm: the wid

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French-Style Pricking Irons for Leather Hand Stitching – 7–10 SPI

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