About Two Hands Leather Co.
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It’s Your Piece But It’s Built Like Mine
I am committed to providing you with a high level of support. I approach every build with a focus on understanding how you intend to use the leather and how best to build the item within your specifications. You can sleep well knowing you are in good hands.
It’s Your Piece But It’s Built Like Mine
I am committed to providing you with a high level of support. I approach every build with a focus on understanding how you intend to use the leather and how best to build the item within your specifications. You can sleep well knowing you are in good hands.
As An Owner Of Multiple Startup Businesses, There Is Passion Behind Everything I Do.
Building a business takes hard work and dedication to a degree that most people are unaware of. This business has offered its own unique challenges. Never before did I need to rely on my own creativity in the sense I do now. I have discovered an artistic side that I never knew existed. Every day I learn something new and my work is ever-changing… evolving. This is not only exciting but also frustrating as I am always striving for something better. A new design, new materials, a different way to build it, tweak this, change that, constantly improving.
I have never used a “pattern” developed by anyone else. Everything I do is brought to life from an idea to paper, to my hands. Sometimes those “ideas” go from my bench to the trash with only my dog to see the disappointment on my face. Other times, the build may warrant a pattern although I find myself constantly altering or redesigning them. The thought of mass production is foreign to me because I can never imagine any piece being the best that I can do. I will always strive for something better even if trying to improve the best.
As An Owner Of Multiple Startup Businesses, There Is Passion Behind Everything I Do.
Building a business takes hard work and dedication to a degree that most people are unaware of. This business has offered its own unique challenges. Never before did I need to rely on my own creativity in the sense I do now. I have discovered an artistic side that I never knew existed. Every day I learn something new and my work is ever-changing… evolving. This is not only exciting but also frustrating as I am always striving for something better. A new design, new materials, a different way to build it, tweak this, change that, constantly improving.
I have never used a “pattern” developed by anyone else. Everything I do is brought to life from an idea to paper, to my hands. Sometimes those “ideas” go from my bench to the trash with only my dog to see the disappointment on my face. Other times, the build may warrant a pattern although I find myself constantly altering or redesigning them. The thought of mass production is foreign to me because I can never imagine any piece being the best that I can do. I will always strive for something better even if trying to improve the best.
