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I think if the lining you use is very thin your only option would be to glue the sides instead of the entire surface

Hi Shannon, I was able to purchase Vildona from Matthias Jung at E. Jung. He can be reached by email at Jung.muehlheim@t-online.de. I hope this helps!

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fratelli alberti – around 80€ for a rubber one (vulkolan)

hi peter here you go, 2 different styles but im hoping the fix is the same, first up is this style bent along bottom and sides The second style seems the same as your salem pochette

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this Peter! And I guess as with most creative work the topic is indeed up for interpretation - but I think I do understand the point you're making, really helpful! Also... is it a coincidence or your Instagram stories today relate to this discussion? :)

Hi James, On this style, especially if its a smaller size about could split the lining and glue it fully done, thus avoiding the problem. If you dont want to fully glued then you need your lining cut a little larger if you want to have it bent in shape. p

Do you have the company name and information for ordering?

I couldn't justify the cost of crimping pliers for leather. My solution was to buy a Sheet Metal Hand Seamer and then clad the jaws with leather. Most Sheet Metal Hand Seamers are sprung. Don't know if that helps but you can get Sheet Metal Hand Seamers from Amazon and most hardware stores.

It depends on the thickness you want and whether you want the puffiness to stiff or soft. You can use anything from leather, to bonded leather if you want a stiffer effect or you can use foam rubber to create a puffy effect.

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They are used to apply pressure to a glued edge, to help improve adhesion prior to stitching. They can also be used to flatten the thread after stitching, instead of using a hammer. They are not an essential item. But they do help to make sure the edges are glued together well.