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Use groovers to cut stitching grooves. Here, I’m using an adjustable groover to go around the edges, and later I will use the freehand groover to cut stitch lines in the middle of the holster. Setting the stitches in grooves helps to prevent the thread from snagging and breaking during use. I cut stitching grooves on both sides of the holster. For curved lines that are difficult to duplicate from side to side, I groove one side only, then punch my stitch holes and cut the groove over the holes on the other side. |
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