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How to Fabricate a Standard Full Calf Cuff

This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to fabricate a standard full calf cuff using leather. Start by cutting a strip of leather as wide as the largest calf circumference plus an additional 2.5 inches. Select a pearl/cream cowhide strip that is slightly wider than the cuff and ensure the stretch runs along the length. Glue and sew the cuff edges, fold and trim where needed, and finally prepare the cuff for attachment to the calf band. Follow these precise steps for a professional finish on your calf cuff.

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How to Fabricate a Standard Full Calf Cuff

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  1. OR-PR 156 Fabricate a Standard Full Calf Cuff

  2. Fabricate a Standard Full Calf Cuff • Cut a strip of leather 2 1/2” wide and the length of the largest calf circumference + 2 1/2” 2 1/2” Largest Calf Circumference + 2 1/2”

  3. Fabricate a Standard Full Calf Cuff • Cut out pearl/cream cow strip as long as cuff and about 2” wider • Make sure that stretch runs along length Cuff length STRETCH Cuff width + 2”

  4. Fabricate a Standard Full Calf Cuff • Glue back of cuff as well as cowhide

  5. Fabricate a Standard Full Calf Cuff • Stretch cowhide lengthwise

  6. Fabricate a Standard Full Calf Cuff • Turn leather strip over, center, and adhere to cowhide strip

  7. Fabricate a Standard Full Calf Cuff • Measure in 2 1/2 “ from each end and mark top & bottom edges of cuff • Cut cowhide at 45° angles as shown • Glue edges of leather strip within cut lines 2 ½” 2 ½”

  8. Fabricate a Standard Full Calf Cuff • Fold and glue down cowhide over edges of cuff • Sew around perimeter of cuff, 3/16” from edges

  9. Fabricate a Standard Full Calf Cuff • Trim away cowhide around perimeter of cuff • Trim folded-over cowhide 1/8” from stitching • Miter corners of cuff slightly

  10. Fabricate a Standard Full Calf Cuff • Your cuff is now ready to attach to the calf band

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