How to make diy hand-stamped leather drink sleeves

Make DIY Hand-Stamped Leather Drink Sleeves

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Camping is so old school. In our era of photogenic activities, it’s all about a more glamorous form of camping: glamping! And we’re here to serve up fun glamping DIYs for the adventurer in all of us.

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Gather your supplies.

Gather your supplies.

Measure the diameter of your cup with your measuring tape.

Measure the diameter of your cup with your measuring tape.

Cut your leather the length you just measured, using a straight edge ruler and utility knife.

Cut your leather the length you just measured, using a straight edge ruler and utility knife.

Personalize your leather koozies by stamping them with your bestie's name or inspiring words using a Metal Stamping Tool Kit.

Personalize your leather koozies by stamping them with your bestie's name or inspiring words using a Metal Stamping Tool Kit.

Next, take your awl and hammer a row of holes a few millimeters from the edge. No need to measure the space between the holes exactly.

Next, take your awl and hammer a row of holes a few millimeters from the edge. No need to measure the space between the holes exactly.

String your wax thread through your needle and knot the end.

String your wax thread through your needle and knot the end.

Stitch your koozie on or off the mug for a permanent or removable sleeve. String your needle and thread through the backside of your top hole.

Stitch your koozie on or off the mug for a permanent or removable sleeve. String your needle and thread through the backside of your top hole.

Connect the ends of your leather by stitching through the top hole on the other side. Pull tight, then move to the second hole on the first side.

Connect the ends of your leather by stitching through the top hole on the other side. Pull tight, then move to the second hole on the first side.

Repeat this process until you have sewn all the way to the bottom, then make a knot on the backside of the last hole.

Repeat this process until you have sewn all the way to the bottom, then make a knot on the backside of the last hole.

These are perfect for coffee mugs, mason jars or any other camping cup that needs a sleeve.

These are perfect for coffee mugs, mason jars or any other camping cup that needs a sleeve.

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  • Leather Strips
  • Wax Thread
  • Ruler
  • Xacto Knife
  • Stamping Tool Kit
  • Cutting Mat
  • Needle
  • Awl
  • Measuring Tape