The Use of the triangle stamp can be applied to a few other very effective borders.
Below the photos you can read some instructions on the other designs.
The second image shows use of some nice borders and effects for a book cover.
The first of these designs start with a row of evenly spaced impressions with a checkered beveler. #J
Turn the leather around and make impressions with the same beveler in the other direction. This will have the effect of a ribbon woven through the leather. #K
Add diagonally opposed impressions with F910, and it now looks is if the ribbon is twisted as it is woven through the leather. #L
The second border design shows a line of basket weave stamps used end-to-end: two different stamps are shown for this at #M and #O.
Now add The F910 stamp again in diagonal fashion and you have a whole new border to play around with. #N and #P
In the third line you make little squares with a checkered beveler – I first stamped a row of them next to each other. #Q Then I add the top and bottom sides of the little square and lastly the fourth side of the little square opposite to the first side.
At #S you can see the added effect of using F910 in opposite corners and at #T you can see how it changes whe you use F910 on two side-by-side corners.
See more variations using the same F910 tool at the LEATHERLEARN WEBSITE.
I hope you enjoy playing with this!