Leather bracelet

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I precision-cut these templates using a laser cutter on 5mm acrylic sheets, then carefully place them onto genuine or high-quality leather sheets. Next, I use an X-acto knife to delicately cut out the outline and slits. Subsequently, I mark the holes with precision and punch them out using a hole puncher. Finally, I attach leather studs to the marked holes either by utilizing a leather stud press or carefully tapping them into place with a hammer. I created multiple sizes to accommodate various wrist diameters. The numerical value at the top represents the overall length in centimeters. For instance, a 24cm bracelet will shrink down to approximately 19.5 cm, while its braided section reduces from 18 cm to about 13.5 cm. The narrowest slit is meticulously crafted to accommodate an X-acto knife and prevent any material from melting or distorting upon the return pass of the cutting rectangle.