Stoney Place Leatherworks is a small, veteran-owned business that creates and sells leather goods.
If you don't see anything you like, contact me and I can probably make it for you in whatever color, shape or size you want. Stoney Place Leatherworks is owned and operated by Mike Arriaga, a former Army officer and native of San Antonio, Texas. The last name Arriaga is a Spanish name which means "stoney place".
12/31/2023
It’s been a long time since I posted anything, so I might as well show off my final project for the year.
This is a leather tool roll for a set of bonsai tree tools. They are odd shapes and widths so this was a little difficult, but I made it work. Request for a small bumble bee tooling was included. 😊
09/03/2022
After some time off it’s back to work. Orders are coming in. 😊
11/22/2020
Got some work done today on a smaller project. I haven’t done any floral tooling patterns in a while and almost forgot how much time it takes. 😁🇺🇸🥃🌷🌺 Life goes on
11/15/2020
Finished up this leather tool bag for a motorcycle today. It’s for an Army buddy of mine that wanted a specific pattern tooled on front. It looks a lot like the old Army cartridge boxes carried by soldiers. Fun project and always good to make something special for a fellow veteran. 😊🇺🇸🇺🇸
11/15/2020
Finishing a project today and starting a new one. Here is the beginning of the new piece. 😊🇺🇸 Life goes on
11/07/2020
Tooling, staining and punching holes is now complete on this project. Time to start stitching it together. 😊🇺🇸
10/18/2020
Today I finished a strange project. I created a leather replica of a military issue canteen cover. It looks kinda rough, but I still like it especially the color. The inside stitching was a pain, but it gives an overall cleaner look. 😁🇺🇸
10/17/2020
Getting work done on stitching and lacing up this wine carrier. Finished the double loop lacing on one side so far. 😁🍷🇺🇸 Life goes on
09/27/2020
It’s the details that make me smile in the end. The burnished edges make this piece stand out among my creations. See the difference between the two pics before and after the finishing touches. 😊😊🇺🇸
09/27/2020
That tool bag went home today. Looks great on the bike! 😊🇺🇸
09/26/2020
Going to make a double magazine holster for a 1911. Had this pattern pack for a while and plenty of scrap leather on hand. I definitely have all the rivets and hardware for this small project. 😊😊🇺🇸🇺🇸🔫 Life goes on
09/26/2020
All finished with this leather tool bag. I really like the way it turned out especially the stitching and burnished edges. Thinking of re-designing the pattern to be similar to my shaving kits. Glad that I was finally able to clean up my workspace too. 😊😊🇺🇸🇺🇸Life goes on