How I made my Ankara fabric Crafted Wallet (full detailed video)

Hello, beautiful people called steemians. Happy new week. I hope you all are having a nice start to the week.

As promised in my post close to easter where I mentioned that my Easter holiday would be used majorly in making an order which was placed for some Ankara crafted wallets, here I am with the full detail of the process required in making one of them. Actually, the order placed was for 10 wallets and 25 pieces of ankara Crafted slippers- which you could see some two pairs behind me ( i knowingly used them as a prop after learning from @jameswoo here ...haha) while the others are in a bag beside the machine too.

This was my first time making a vlog and I must commend those who have been doing it. I was able to see it wasn't an easy task at all right from the recording and editing. This particular video actually happens to be my second recording. I had started recording on the night of 30th April and that, unfortunately, didn't come out well so I had to do another one which pans out to be good.

Just for a heads up. I made this recording with my smartphone (infinix zero4) and edited the video with Adobe Premier pro software (I'm still in the 7 days free use period... haha). Thanks to a tutorial made here by @zonnovate. After recording and editing, I was faced with a task of uploading a 3.7gig file and sort a way to trim down the size of the video while retaining the quality. I came by this post by @illuminationst8. This reduced my video size to 700mb while still maintaining quality.

It's a cool thing to spot helpful materials and tutorials on this blockchain while hoping we get more on here.

I hope you enjoy the video. Let me know in the comments below if there is any questions/contributions or ways I can improve on the blog.

Here are some of the pictures of the final craft

Here is a link to the video on how to fix your snap buttons.

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