The Easy Stitch You Haven't Tried (but SHOULD!)... 7 Minute Tutorial

When I first saw this stitch ("Norvegese" stitch), I scoured the internet to find a good tutorial so I could try it. Long story short, I didn't find one! Since I always like to make the videos I wish I had found, here you go!

Have fun with this one! Happy Crafting, Friends!

Tanner

0:00 Intro
0:48 Breakdown of technique
3:23 Stitching it on a leather wallet
6:03 Finishing it off

[bagramdave]

That plexiglass demo is the best visual aid I’ve ever seen on YouTube! I look back over my struggles to get a nice clean saddle stitch, and I’m certain I could have avoided all of that if I’d seen that a year ago! I’d be surprised if we don’t see that on many many other channels now soon. Thanks and well done

[BunnyKins]

So, it's a saddle stitch *through* a saddle stitch?
Cool!
💚🐇🐴💚

[mysss]

Great demo, great stitch, great pacing! Thank you for sharing!

[nautifella]

I just changed my wallet design. I'll use this stitch with black thread (on black leather) and red thread for the accent.

*_Your teaching technique is spot on. The best tutorials I've seen._*

[MaMa_Ayo]

Beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing this technique with us. I genuinely appreciate it.💜☮️💫

[magnaguard_]

fantastic tutorial. it feels very welcoming and real, if that makes sense. wonderful stitching, will definately be busting this out soon!

[patriciagleve]

Even the shots of you stitching the leather are clear and concise, but the plexiglass demo is a winner. Thank you.

[franciscorodriguez-csur]

Thank you Tanner for sharing your tips with the leather community, beautiful stitching idea. Very well explained. Can't wait for the next video. Family guy's rule, great work.

[donpayne]

Never seen that decorative stitch before.getting ready to start a hip bag tomorrow that should match her theme well. Thanks, should be called the chain, looks just like one.lol

[gjDOnBBQ]

The presentation and plexiglass visual aid simply the best!!

[svetoslavyordanov]

Hey Tanner, thank you for sharing this technique. I've found that it can be easier and faster if you first saddle stitch as usual and then take a couple thin needles and do the norvegese after, by passing the second thread underneath the saddle stitch. As long as you take care not to scratch the leather it works pretty good!

[mans-]

Thanks for sharing this Norvegese Stiches in step by step & clear explaination.
Btw, you have a really friendly expression 🤝

[GreatJim]

I had forgotten about this stitch. Thanks for the reminder.

[cruzguerra]

I'm so glad I found this video, thank you!

[christijacobs]

I wanted to put a nice border on my journal and this is just the thing. Thanks for the video.

[MANAGER-]

Waiting for my leather to come in. Just starting leather crafting. Thank you sir for these.

[maryfrederickson]

I am such a visual learner ! So, I really do appreciate how you took the time and effort to make the oversized plexiglass to demonstrate . TTHANK YOU!

[bizarrodaves]

That's cool man. I appreciate your giant bit of plastic to explain this stuff. way better than the channels that only show it on the leather.

[phishertube]

Very classy great video and a clever and incredible tutorial with the plexiglass.

[TorBoy]

That was interesting. I never thought of embellishing the saddle stitch, but it does look good.