Search query: thin leather strap

Product: Tandy Leather Craftool Strap Cutter 3080-00
Brand: Tandy Leather
Color: Brown
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Professionally designed tool for cutting strips up to 4" (102 mm) wide. Two cross bars firmly hold most weights of leather for perfect cuts every time. One blade included. (Additional replacement blades #3081.)
Tandy Leather Craftool� Strap Cutter 3080-00

Product: LolliBeads (TM) 3mm Flat Genuine Leather Cord Braiding String Light Brown (5 Yards)
Brand: LolliBeads
Color: Flat_Light_Brown
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Great for Jewelry DIY. The picture shows the shape of the product, for actual size please read the measurement. Please refer to the picture for actual color.
3 mm Flat Leather Cord; Length: 5 yards
AAA Quality, 100% Quality controlled manually before packaging;

Product: Realeather, Black Leather Strip, 1.5"x42"
Brand: Realeather
Color: Black
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Pre-finished oil tanned leather strip
Ideal for straps, handles, repair and accessories.
Pack contains one leather strip, 5-6 oz. 1-1/2" by 42"
Manufactured by Silver Creek Leather Co. , LLC
Made in USA, a genuine leather product

Product: Realeather Crafts SS15042-02 Leather Strip, 1.5 by 42-Inch, Medium Brown
Brand: Realeather
Color: Brown
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Pre-finished oil tanned leather strip that is strong yet slightly flexible
Ideal for straps, basket or cabinet handles, repair projects, home decor and accessories
Pack contains one leather strip, 5-6 oz. 1-1/2By 42
Manufactured by Silver Creek Leather Co. , LLC
Made in USA, a genuine leather product.

Product: Springfield Leather Company's Buffalo Leather Strips (2", Vintage Tan)
Brand: Springfield Leather Company
Color: Vintage Tan
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These are cut from the Esquire line, hides are 8-10oz (mostly 9oz) Somewhat vintage looking, very strong and just a slight stretch! Belt blanks are 48" to 55" long. Strips are 48" to 55" long.
Buffalo Hide Strips
Width: 2", Length: 48"-55"
Weight: 8-10 ounce(3.2mm-4mm thick)
Very strong with a slight stretch
This leather is dyed in a process called aniline dying, a form of dying that requires naturally high quality leather, without any corrected grain.