Today I tried four different methods for applying my makers mark. Which one is your preference?

Even if you are not interested in learning leather and your here because I asked you to join when I first started this thing, I need EVERYONES opinion. I have received a little feed back about how I do not have projects in foundations and how I actually teach away from doing projects early on... I have a good reason for this but I am not going to defend it here. I realize that if people are not taking my courses because there is no dopamine reward quickly then I can spend months building the most amazing set of leather courses the world has ever seen and it wont matter at all. My question for EVERYONE, should I modify my methodology to include progressively more difficult projects to reinforce my technique first methodology? If you WERE interested in learning this craft would that make you more committed to sticking with it?

I've been working with leather since pre-covid, completely self taught aka "YouTube University", and let me tell you, we are always still learning! I decided to take this hobby of mine and attempt to make money at it a few years ago. There have been many hiccups along the way. A big move, some health issues, etc, but the love for leather has never gone away. I strive to learn a new skill every month, as you can imagine it's been a process! I don't regret a bit of it. Anyway, I'm going through the foundation videos and man the time I could have saved had I stumbled upon this group sooner! What a wealth of information! Can't wait to glean more from them and become better at this amazing, and sometimes frustrating craft. Thanks for having me.

Stepped out of my comfort zone and tried my hand at making some sheaths, I liked how this one turned out best. Any suggestions on how I can improve would be appreciated.

@Troy Silverio and @Heidi Jagel Thank you for joining the community I am super happy to have you