Leather Sewing Awl – Hand Stitching Tool with Waxed Thread, 2 Needles and Wrench
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Hand stitcher · Waxed thread · Spare needles
Strong, Even Stitches in Leather – By Hand
A torn bag strap, a loose belt or a shoe that needs a new seam: thick leather is hard to sew with an ordinary needle. This hand sewing awl holds a spool of waxed thread in its wooden handle and feeds it through a sturdy needle, so you can make tight lock stitches in leather, canvas and other heavy materials.


What it is
A hand sewing tool for heavy materials
The tool has a comfortable wooden handle, a metal body that holds the thread spool and a screw-in needle. It is made for thick materials like belts and straps, where it helps you make clean, even stitches.
- Wooden handle: a firm grip while you push through leather.
- Built-in thread spool: the waxed thread feeds straight to the needle.
- Two needle lengths: a long and a short needle for different thicknesses.
- Small wrench: to change the needle.

Waxed thread
Seams that hold
Waxed thread is strong and glides smoothly through leather, so your seams stay tight and last. It is the classic choice for leatherwork and repairs.

Setting it up
Install the thread in six steps
Put the thread spool into the body, thread it through the needle, screw the needle in place and tighten it with the wrench. The step-by-step picture shows the whole setup.
How to sew
Making a lock stitch
1. Push through
Push the needle through the material and pull it back slightly so a small loop of thread forms.
2. Pass the thread
Pass the free end of the thread through the loop.
3. Pull tight
Pull the awl back out so the two threads lock inside the material, then move on to the next stitch.

In use
For repairs and DIY leathercraft
Use it to create or repair belts, bags, straps, shoes and other leather goods. It is a favourite of shoemakers, crafters and anyone who likes to fix things instead of throwing them away.

Needles
Long and short needle included
The long needle is about 5.4 cm and the short needle about 4.5 cm. Choose the one that suits the thickness of your project.
Questions people ask
What can I sew with it?
Leather and other thick materials such as belts, straps, bags and shoes.
Is it hard to use?
No. Once the thread is installed, you push, loop and pull for each stitch. A little practice on a scrap piece helps.
Can I change the needle?
Yes, the needle screws in and the small wrench helps you swap it.
Specifications
- Handle: wood
- Long needle: about 5.4 cm
- Short needle: about 4.5 cm
- Thread: waxed thread on a spool
What's in the box
- 1 × hand sewing awl
- Waxed thread
- Long and short needle
- 1 × wrench