Endless Leather is really well named. This Germany based company has an incredible array of European leather and cord in delicious colors, textures and patterns. Rounds, flats, metallic, snakeskin effect - you name it, they probably have it. All superb quality items. One lucky winner of this giveaway will find out for his or herself!
They sent me some samples shown above which gives an inkling of the ever changing variety they have. I also received additional cords for the designs below. My favorite from their collection are their round stitched leather cords. They come in all kinds of animal skin prints. The metallic ones will please those who love bling. These are not solid leather but have cotton cores. The softer cores makes the cord easier to work with and to wear.
I also love their excellent findings especially the stainless steel ones. These were also part of the package I received for review.
They now stock 4 mm natural silk twisted cord. Just perfect for the sautoir necklace with a shell inspired cloisonne pendant. Sautoirs are currently trending. The beginner tutorial with tips on how to make it interchangeable and how to deal with the silk cord ends will be out later this week. A hat tip to reader Heather over at BluKatDesign who makes a number of sautoirs. I think she had one design where she placed the clasp which I thought was an excellent position.
As I mentioned before, the round stitched leather cord is a delight to work with and looks stylish when worn. The crystal pierced leather necklace tutorial will also be out later this week.
I used their beautiful crackle round stitched leather cord for this collaborative project entitled "Tribal Mask". This is an example of pareidolia! There is a reason why we tend to see faces in unusual places - we are "prewired" to see faces (and recognize familiar patterns) from birth because it is of biological advantage.
The polymer clay pendant is by Helen Breil, a polymer clay artist - my friend and fellow member of the Grand River Bead Society. Her distinctive style of polymer clay focals is covered in her Shapes book.
This giveaway is international.
Extra entries if you become or are a blog subscriber or follower etc. If you also do shout outs about this giveaway, those will count as additional entries too! Please say so in the comments.
It ends in a week's time at 6 pm EST Monday, October 12 , 2015. I will pick the winner randomly and announce the results as soon as possible after. So be sure to leave a contact email if you don't have an online link or make sure you come back and check! Otherwise I will redraw in a week. Good luck!
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Before You Go:
Original Post by THE BEADING GEM
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They sent me some samples shown above which gives an inkling of the ever changing variety they have. I also received additional cords for the designs below. My favorite from their collection are their round stitched leather cords. They come in all kinds of animal skin prints. The metallic ones will please those who love bling. These are not solid leather but have cotton cores. The softer cores makes the cord easier to work with and to wear.
I also love their excellent findings especially the stainless steel ones. These were also part of the package I received for review.
They now stock 4 mm natural silk twisted cord. Just perfect for the sautoir necklace with a shell inspired cloisonne pendant. Sautoirs are currently trending. The beginner tutorial with tips on how to make it interchangeable and how to deal with the silk cord ends will be out later this week. A hat tip to reader Heather over at BluKatDesign who makes a number of sautoirs. I think she had one design where she placed the clasp which I thought was an excellent position.
As I mentioned before, the round stitched leather cord is a delight to work with and looks stylish when worn. The crystal pierced leather necklace tutorial will also be out later this week.
I used their beautiful crackle round stitched leather cord for this collaborative project entitled "Tribal Mask". This is an example of pareidolia! There is a reason why we tend to see faces in unusual places - we are "prewired" to see faces (and recognize familiar patterns) from birth because it is of biological advantage.
The polymer clay pendant is by Helen Breil, a polymer clay artist - my friend and fellow member of the Grand River Bead Society. Her distinctive style of polymer clay focals is covered in her Shapes book.
Giveaway
Extra entries if you become or are a blog subscriber or follower etc. If you also do shout outs about this giveaway, those will count as additional entries too! Please say so in the comments.
It ends in a week's time at 6 pm EST Monday, October 12 , 2015. I will pick the winner randomly and announce the results as soon as possible after. So be sure to leave a contact email if you don't have an online link or make sure you come back and check! Otherwise I will redraw in a week. Good luck!
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Photography
All images were captured using my iPhone 5, the camera+ app and the Modahaus TS320 Tabletop Photo Studio in natural light. Photo editing was done in-app with final tweaks in Adobe Photoshop Elements. Click for more information on my How to Photography Jewelry Webinar.
Before You Go:
- How to Make Leather Jewelry Tutorials
- Leather Fringe Necklace Tutorial Uses Up Odd Beads
- All Leather Wrapped Bracelet Tutorial
Original Post by THE BEADING GEM
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Haven't worked with leather just yet but have wanted to-this would be a great way to start! Love the wire wrapped beads you made to dangle on the neck cord Pearl-very nice!
ReplyDeleteLove this leather. Would work perfect for my pendants! Love the various prints. I hope I get picked! mcd1264@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI love leather...the smell, the feel, the way you can work with it...I just love leather!
ReplyDeleteWow, I would love a chance of winning this. It is lovely looking!!
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What an awesome giveaway :) I love leather and would love to be able to see what I could design. Thanks Pearl for a chance to win all the nice giveaways.Good Luck to us all :) artprncss@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteLove the pierced leather necklace! Would love to win! Thanks for your great giveaways!
ReplyDeleteDonna J
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I love designing with leather and cord! I am truly amazed at how many different colors and sizes out there!
ReplyDeleteAngi Mullis dj2isme@aol.com
Endless Leather has beautiful leather...and also hard to find end caps
ReplyDeleteI love leather and this looks like an awesome array of leather and findings. I would love to win and add these to my designs. Thanks for hosting. I am a follower of your blog also.
ReplyDeleteLove leather! I would appreciate all that leather to create with.
ReplyDeleteSwillert@new.rr.com
Stainless steel findings, wow that's great
ReplyDeleteLove, Love, Love leather! Great time of year for this great giveaway!
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Leather is so versatile and can be used in many ways in lots of styles and genre. I hope I win so I can "go crazy" experimenting!
ReplyDeleteI've got my eye on the snakeskin effect!! It would make an awesome piece mixed with some natural Amber that I have been waiting to use!
ReplyDeleteCcrawford727@yahoo.com
Wow would winning be super fun! Love working with leather to make jewelry items.
ReplyDeleteIt's a great giveaway and I would love to win it. The stainless steel looks amazing!!
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What a great giveaway!! I use leather to make bracelets and necklaces. Looking forward to your pierced tutorial also!! Thanks again.
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I'm a horsehair worker and love using leather and wire to create wearable designs - I love the leather cords shown!
ReplyDeleteJust in case - my email is kayti.aitken@btinternet.com
DeleteI would LOVE to have this leather. I never win anything so am not expecting to win but I figured I have time so what the hell. My email corneybill@yahoo.com. Don't laugh that's a real email address. :)
DeleteI would love to win this leather! I love to include leather in many of my jewelry pieces. Looks like lots of different things to experiment with.
ReplyDeleteI love leather and I would love to win tese leather designs.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this giveaway !
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I would love to win this. I want more leahter pieces I my stash. I flolow your blog also
ReplyDeleteSharon Walsh smamabird@aol.com
Would love to throw my name in the hat for this one Pearl, please and thank you!
ReplyDeleteLeather is an old favorite of mine, I absolutely would like to win, specially now that my teenager daughter has discovered my secret stash of leather and pearls. I know we both will enjoy some new and fresh supplies;)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful leather products! I especially like the variety of their leather products & findings.
ReplyDeleteI'm a blog subscriber & Facebook follower & appreciate all the hard work you do to keep us all inspired.
Fabulous giveaway! Loved the examples shown in your post!
ReplyDeleteI already receive your posts via e-mail and have for many years. I look forward to them!
ReplyDeleteI'm in a lather over your leather and wish it could be mine!
ReplyDeleteFirst - those snakeskin leathers are so realistic they gave me the willies!! (I have a terrible fear of snakes - I can even hear them on my bed at night and feel them moving around...go figure).....so using the snakeskin leather would not be my option. Glad to see there is so much to choose from! Woohooo!!
ReplyDeleteSecondly - I was stunned to read that the pendant was from Helen! I thought it was metal when I first glanced at it. I could not tell it was polymer clay. Wowza!!! What a gal!!
Chuck my name in there my friend. I'll give it a whirl. I woke up this morning thinking about making something out of leather....(but without the snakes) ..... :0)
Really nice! Please enter me in the give-away.
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Very interesting techniques and designs Pearl. Thanks for the information and opportunity to win. The design ideas are cool. I posted about them and shared your link on Facebook. I'm also a blog subscriber.
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Mona
Thank you for the opportunity to win the leather giveaway. My email is jdbabygirl57@yahoo.com.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful give-a-away! I would love to win!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day!
Linda
brilliant giveaway. Ooddles of beautiful leather to get my fingers around. And oh, oh, oh, do I love the pierced leather drop necklace. Even more sighs.
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I'm an email subscriber to The Beading Gem's Journal and love all the information you share! Thank you for this amazing giveaway! I've shared: https://twitter.com/pb5363/status/651086394048315392 https://www.facebook.com/patricia.beauchamp5363/posts/494681377365044 https://plus.google.com/b/104316142116375235300/104316142116375235300/posts/GDiV9iaKSZw https://www.pinterest.com/pin/512847476295977671/ Thanks again, Patricia B
ReplyDeleteI love all the leather! Such great colors and textures. Thanks for another great giveaway. I would love to win!
ReplyDeleteI also subscribe via emails and follow you, of course.
ReplyDeleteLeather is always a great addition.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance to win. Your designs look beautiful using the cording.
ReplyDeleteHave been working with leather more and more and loving it! I am a subscriber. Sharing on Facebook. cmbmattos@aol.com
ReplyDeleteI'm just getting into using leather and this would make a great addition. Thanks for the opportunity. celticartwitch@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteStainless steel findings are my new favorite!
ReplyDeleterockdoc44 (at) gmail.com
These leathers look like lots of fun to create with
ReplyDeleteI have recently begun using leather and other cords in my jewelry and it has opened up a brand new niche for my designs. I have been looking for some different styles of cords and these sound great!
ReplyDeleteHi Pearl! This looks like another great giveaway, thank you for the opportunities you are always finding for us!! I am a blog subscriber, shared on Facebook and Pinterest!
ReplyDeleteHave an awesome day! Michelle
Would love the leather. I recycle leather in my designs.
ReplyDeleteLove your blogs, learn so many interesting things as I read the emails.
The designs today are beautiful.
Tisha
Panachejewels2@gmail.com
Thanks Pearl, looks very interesting. I am a blog subscriber and shared on facebook.
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I would love to win this. I actually haven't worked with leather yet.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win! chrisack54@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteOMG I love leather. The design possibilities are endless! Sure hope to win this one. I am a blog follower.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous looking leather. Would be a dream to work with!
ReplyDeleteOOOOHHH again thank you for the opportunity , the necklace is very original too , I am a follower and I try my luck at it !!
ReplyDeleteI can definitely do something with this!
ReplyDeleteLovely leather! I am a blog follower and follow Facebook
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Lovely products. cesar@cesardiaz.me
ReplyDeleteWhat is sautoir ?
ReplyDeleteVery informative posting!
A sautoir is a long rope necklace with tassels. Popular in Europe in the late 1800's, loved by the Edwardians (1901-1910) and flappers. Originally inspired by military braid. Usually worn in two styles. A) a rope necklace simply knotted in front as in this pictures http://www.langantiques.com/products/item/90-1-1164 and B) as the style I showed in the post - a single focal with tassel
DeleteTy for the heads up on the leather co. Virginiabroersma@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteWould love to win this. Would be soooo perfect for some of my newer styles. Thanks, Pearl.
ReplyDeleteDonna
donnacorn@juno.com
Beautiful leather, textures and colors! Your blog is very inspirational !
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What a great giveaway!! Leather and the caps--would love to play with them.Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletePlease, please enter me in the leather give-a-way.
ReplyDeleteJulie
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I have always wanted to work with leather and that leather is beautiful. Iheartjoe0712@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThis leather look gorgeous! Thank for the chance to win. I will love to do the pendants, they look awsome. I'm a suscriber.
ReplyDeletelinda.lalibarte@hotmail.com
Oh my gosh, it's gorgeous leather. Especially the bigger round cord. grabber.suzanne@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI have been trying to leave a comment several and don't know if I have or not.
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DeleteI love working with leather! Thank you for this opportunity.
ReplyDeleteWow! I am imagining what I could do with all that beautiful leather.
ReplyDeleteThese designs are really gorgeous Pearl, great job :) Having worked with EL leather and findings before, I must say that they are quite solid and long lasting. would love to win some
ReplyDeleteCan I say it? Yes! "There is no such thing as too much leather or leather supplies". I therefore put my name into the hat to become a winner of this great giveaway. Thanks Pearl for finding this one.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours and designs on the leather. Wonderful ideas for pendants and wirework to go with the leather. I am a blog follower and my e-mail is chrisalis15@bigpond.com
ReplyDeleteI love using leather cords with my wire wrapped pendents. Would love to win this package!
ReplyDeleteThis all looks gorgeous! I hadn't seen Endless Leathers before - guess what I'll be browsing this afternoon? :)
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Wonderful give-a-away!
ReplyDeletethe leather cords are superb - and would make any work of art dangling from them --POP!
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Ohhh so much fun stuff! Leather makes every piece instantly cooler. :)
ReplyDeletekirbycolby at gmail dot com
Leather, so modern and yet can be classic.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Pearl for the giveaway. The leather and findings look great. I will definitely be bookmarking their site for future buys. I've been considering doing more work with leather and this is just the nudge I needed. Of course winning the giveaway would get me using it even sooner! I have followed your blog for years and will share on FB.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this. mkstamps at blossomstreet dot net
ReplyDeleteI haven't worked with leather yet, and I would love to try it. It looks so sleek and distinctive. The projects that you featured are gorgeous! Thanks for the chance Endless Leather!
ReplyDeleteLovely leather cords and great findings. I would love to win this contest so I can create with these wonderful items.
ReplyDeletei have been making more and more jewelry lately and leather sounds like a fun addition.
ReplyDelete100dragons100@gmail.com
Wow...Leather. The next medium I would love to try. Thanks Pearl for sharing this. The endless designs are coming to mind.
ReplyDeleteGinhuntoon@comcast.net
Love leather and stainless steel together.
ReplyDeletebmizell@iinet.com
I am new to leather work and loving the possibilities and challenges. This is a wonderful generous giveaway. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThis is great. Would love to win these supplies to try more leather work.
ReplyDeleteI'm a blog follower.
ReplyDeleteJust tweeted about the post & giveaway.
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Wow! Pearl thanks so much for including this great leather site in your blog. A spectacular place to get products at the touch of your finger to the keyboard. Isn't technology great? Please enter me in the giveaway. This one is really exciting. My email is shendricks1015@bellsouth.net Thanks a million.
ReplyDeleteI am a blog subscriber and really into leather and metal in jewelry
ReplyDeleteshendricks1015@bellsouth.net
Thank you very much. My email is on because of that handy "email me" feature I opted 4, on my profile.
ReplyDeleteLove leather. Just starting to work with it. Those designs are just beautiful! TFS
ReplyDeleteKim MJ
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I love to work with leather ... it gives an authentic and warm feel to the projects, mainly everything that is bohemian chic.
ReplyDeleteMichele
michele_valensi@yahoo.com
I am a blog subscriber and love to use leather as "chain" for some of my wire pendants. It is much quicker than making a wire chain and can give a more rustic look some people like.
ReplyDeleteI have never tried to make jewelry with leather because I believe it is expensive to buy but I would love to win so I can try it out and see if I can do it and I may get hooked, Thanks for the chance to win!
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I am an email subscriber
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love the pierced crystals necklace . i like to use leather in my designs and they seem to have such wonderful choices
ReplyDeletelove to work with leather, thank you so much ! joanie_99@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteWould love to win this giveaway.. thanks so much for the opportunity!
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