This version of the bracelet is the prototype. I posted additional photos and instructions at Beyond The Manual.
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Wow, very nice! It looks so delicate!
I love the non-linier ovals!
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Not delicate at all!! I could probably drive a car over it and not damage it. Very dense leather.
I enjoy taking a simple shape and alternating it.
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Love it! You did so well! See those Inkscape skills are working… 
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Only after 17 times!!!
Hey… trial and error, I know how that works!
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Looks great! Really smart way to make the bracelet without metal links! And 17 times isn’t too bad. I forgot to mention to you earlier that I spent the last two days trying to 3D print a “sink” for my miniature customer, and after 2 full days of failed prints (each taking over 2.5 hours), I got one decent one, and I told her it’s way faster, cheaper, and less stressful to cut it out of acrylic and glue it together.
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Very cool idea to translate the metal link bracelet to leather! It looks great!
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Love it! Leather is indeed amazing–and great idea to make it work for charms–and love their look w/ the lacquer! Are the charms also leather, or wood?
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Leather.
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I’ve never seen a leather charm bracelet—that’s a cool design! Seems like a good way to make leather chains in general, too.
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That is terrific! The design and charms are great ideas. Nice work!!
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