verunali™ StitchPath French-Style Leather Pricking Irons, 2-Piece Set
verunali™ StitchPath French-Style Leather Pricking Irons, 2-Piece Set
VERUNALI™ · LEATHERCRAFT TOOLS
verunali™ StitchPath French-Style Leather Pricking Irons, 2-Piece Set
Thoughtful tools for careful work, clean details, and the pleasure of making by hand.
FRENCH-STYLE PRICKING · STITCH-LINE LAYOUT · HAND SEWING
A Better Rhythm for Every Stitch
Bring structure and consistency to your leather stitching with the verunali™ StitchPath French-Style Leather Pricking Irons. This two-piece set combines a 2-tooth iron for short sections and tight turns with a 6-tooth iron for longer, straighter runs. Together, they help establish a repeating stitch-hole layout across a variety of leathercraft projects.
The French-style teeth create an angled stitch pattern that gives hand-sewn leather goods a traditional, refined appearance. Consistent tooth spacing helps you position successive marks in an orderly line, making it easier to maintain a coordinated look across matching panels and repeated designs.
Each tool combines a steel working head and teeth with a wooden handle and a metal collar. This component-specific construction provides a practical grip for controlled positioning while keeping the working teeth ready for leather stitch marking. StitchPath pairs naturally with a suitable non-metallic mallet, a protective punching surface, harness needles, and waxed thread.
2 Pieces
2-Tooth + 6-Tooth
3.0 mm
Tooth Spacing
5 oz
Set Weight
MADE FOR THE WORKBENCH
✦ Two Tools for More Consistent Stitch Layouts
01 · Two Complementary Tooth Counts
The 2-tooth iron is designed for short sections, corners, and areas where careful placement matters. The 6-tooth iron covers more distance with each placement, helping establish a repeating pattern along longer, straighter edges. Using both tools makes it easier to maintain continuity around a project.
02 · Traditional French-Style Stitch Pattern
The angled tooth arrangement helps create a characteristic slanted stitch-hole layout. When paired with a consistent hand-stitching technique, this pattern adds a classic detail to wallets, card cases, pouches, and other handmade leather goods.
03 · Consistent 3.0 mm Tooth Spacing
The 3.0 mm tooth spacing provides a repeating reference for stitch layout. Align successive placements carefully to help maintain a uniform rhythm across a seam. Tooth spacing describes the distance between adjacent teeth, not the diameter of the finished hole.
04 · Steel Working Head, Wooden Handle & Metal Collar
Each pricking iron has a steel working head with steel teeth for marking stitch positions, a wooden handle for a comfortable hand grip, and a metal collar connecting the handle to the working head. The materials are specified by component: the tools are not constructed entirely from steel.
05 · Designed for Small Leather Goods
StitchPath is suitable for stitch-line marking and hole layout on wallets, card sleeves, notebook covers, pouches, straps, and other compatible leather accessories. The two-tooth tool helps with short runs, while the six-tooth tool is convenient for longer edges.
06 · Works with Traditional Hand-Stitching Supplies
Pair the irons with a suitable non-metallic mallet and a protective punching surface. After preparing the stitch path, use compatible harness needles and waxed thread to complete the seam. This creates a practical sequence from hole layout to hand sewing.
07 · Built for Repeatable Projects
A consistent layout helps when making multiple matching items or stitching symmetrical panels. Keep the tool aligned with your marked path, overlap placements carefully, and test your spacing on scrap leather before working on the finished piece.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT TOOL FOR THE SECTION
✦ Two Tools, One Coordinated Stitch Line
Tool One
2-Tooth Pricking Iron
Ideal for short sections, corners, compact panels, and areas requiring careful placement.
Tool Two
6-Tooth Pricking Iron
Ideal for longer, straighter runs where multiple stitch positions can be marked in one placement.
YOUR CRAFT, YOUR WORKFLOW
Made for Carefully Stitched Leather Goods
Establish a consistent stitch pattern on compatible leather projects before completing the seam by hand.
SIZE & SPACING
📐 Product Dimensions
Length per Tool
Approx. 4.9 in / 12.4 cm
Tooth Spacing
3.0 mm / approx. 0.12 in
Set Weight
Approx. 5 oz / 0.31 lb / 142 g
Materials by Component
Steel Working Heads & Teeth · Wooden Handles · Metal Collars
COMPACT WORKSHOP ESSENTIALS
⚖️ Two Essential Tools in One Set
The two-piece set weighs approximately 5 oz (142 g), with each iron measuring about 4.9 inches long. Both tools feature steel working heads and teeth, wooden handles, and metal collars. Keep them together near your stitching supplies for a convenient transition between long edges and short, detailed sections.
🔩 Materials & Construction
Working Head & Teeth: Steel. The metal working portion is designed for establishing stitch positions and creating a consistent layout on suitable leather.
Handle: Wood. The wooden handle provides a hand-held grip for positioning and controlling each pricking iron.
Collar: Metal. The collar forms the connecting section between the wooden handle and the steel working head.
Tooth Configuration: One 2-tooth iron and one 6-tooth iron for different stitching sections.
Tooth Spacing: 3.0 mm spacing between adjacent teeth.
Operation: Manual hand tool designed for controlled placement and use with an appropriate non-metallic mallet when striking is required.
📦 What's Included
01 × 2-tooth French-style leather pricking iron — steel working head and teeth, wooden handle, and metal collar.
01 × 6-tooth French-style leather pricking iron — steel working head and teeth, wooden handle, and metal collar.
Total: 2 assembled pricking irons. Each tool has a steel working head, a wooden handle, and a metal collar; the entire tool is not all-steel.
Mallet, punching mat, leather pieces, needles, and thread shown in workshop imagery are not included.
🛠️ How to Use & Care for StitchPath
- Mark the intended stitch line on your leather and secure the workpiece on a stable, protective punching surface.
- Choose the 2-tooth iron for short sections and corners, or the 6-tooth iron for longer, straighter runs.
- Align the teeth with the marked path and keep the tool perpendicular to the work surface.
- Where the technique calls for striking, use a suitable non-metallic mallet and controlled force to avoid damaging the tool or leather.
- For longer stitch lines, align the first teeth with the previously formed marks to maintain consistent spacing between placements.
- Wipe the steel working heads and teeth clean after use, dry them thoroughly, and store the tools in a dry location with the teeth protected.
Tooth spacing is the distance between adjacent teeth, not the finished hole diameter. Hole shape and size depend on the tool geometry, leather thickness, and technique. Test on scrap leather before working on a finished piece, and keep the teeth away from fingers during handling.
VERUNALI™
Made for the Art of Leathercraft
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