Tandy Leather — Tandy Leather, Inc.

Bony Bandit Craftaid®

Bony Bandit Craftaid® - Main image
$5.59 $7.99 In stock

Category: Supplies

If you’re looking for a faster, easier way to transfer tooling patterns onto leather, reusable Craftaid® templates are just what you need! With raised designs, they can be pressed into dampened leather to create a clean imprint. Plus, each includes a helpful photocarve diagram illustrating ways to achieve beautiful results!

Specifications

  • Cowboy Skull Impression Dimensions: 2.43 x 3.66 in. (6.17 x 9.3 cm)
  • Bandit & Horse Skeleton Impression Dimensions: 7.05 x 7.53 in. (17.91 x 19.13 cm)
  • Skeleton Hands Impression Dimensions: 4.55 x 2.76 in. (11.56 x 7.01 cm)
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe ★★★★★

The raised design pressed into my leather cleanly on the first try, saving me from tracing mistakes. It’s great to have a reusable template that stays put while I work.

Edward K. ★★★★★

Used this on a damp wallet panel and the design pressed in cleanly in one go, saving me so much time compared to tracing. Really glad I grabbed these instead of messing with paper patterns again.

Victoria ★★★★★

These raised ridges transfer so crisply onto dampened leather that I barely have to adjust my tracing afterwards. Pressing it in takes seconds, and the pattern comes out sharp every single time — way less fuss than my old carbon paper method.