Add a rustic touch to your home office with this awesome leather craft! This DIY cable organizer is surprisingly easy to make – just double-check that you have all the right tools. Check out the tutorial below to make a cable organizer that is as beautiful as it is functional.

Awesome Leather Craft: Make Your Own Cable Organizer

If you’re looking to up your DIY game, look no further– this leather craft is perfect for DIYers looking for a challenge. (We love the rustic look of this leather cable organizer, but feel free to use faux leather if you’d prefer!) This leather craft is the perfect way to keep your cords and cables organized while bringing in a touch of your own personal style. Check out the steps below to see how it’s done, and be sure to leave your own ideas in the comments!

What you’ll need for this leather craft:

Leather (or faux leather if you’d prefer)
Cutting mat
Metal ruler
Rotary cutter
Metal washer
Leather hole punch tool
Leather edge slicker
Dremel leather burnisher
Waxed thread and needle
Eco Flo Gum Tragacanth and wool dauber
Leather string
Lighter

How to make this leather craft:

Step 1: Cut your leather into a 8”x 12” piece.

Step 2: Round the corners using a washer and rotary cutter.

Step 3: Mark 9 small dots down the length of the leather, each 1 inch apart.

Step 4: Punch a hole through the first dot with your hole punch tool.

Step 5: Fold the leather over, then poke a second hole.

Step 6: Repeat this process down the length of the leather.

Step 7: Rub the slicker up against the edge of the leather.

Step 8: Dip the wool dauber into the gum tragacanth.

Step 9: Rub the wool dauber against the outside edge of the leather.

Step 10: Run the Dremel leather burnisher along the edge of the leather.

Step 11: Knot one end of the leather string, then burn the end of the knot.

Step 12: Weave the string through each of the holes.

Step 13: Insert your cables and secure with the string.

Step 14: Roll the cable organizer closed and tie it up!

Check out the video below to see how this DIY is done:

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