All Leather Sunglasses Made From Leather Scrapes

a compass
a ruler
card stock paper
engineer hole template with hole measurements 
a piece of leather
3-D glasses from movie theaters (optional: if u have a different pair/ style you want to use go a head )
leather sheers 
a hole punch i used 1/8th inch hole punch
a mallet or a harbor press 1ton.
rivets (use small for all of the holes except for the two holding the parts that go to your ears you should use mediums though u might be able to get away with a small.)

Fold a piece of paper in half and at the crease match the half of the glasses and trace around it. got it :3

after your tracing has been completed modify the style to mimic the style you want. Afterwards,  cut it out and redraw again then cut it out again. y cuz i is perfectionist :3.

After cutting out you pattern place on your face and feel how it fits cause you can't see then guesstimate how much more you need to cover and round it to either .5" or .25". 
Now how to enlarge, first redraw the pattern on a new piece of paper that you have pre-folded in half then measure 1 inch, .5 inch, and .25 inch away from the highest point on the top and draw horizontal lines. And repeat the same thing with the side, and then using your already cut template make your enlargement. never enlarge the bottom as you can see in the pic make it line up with the bottom line.

Take your enlarge pattern and trace it onto the leather on the back ( the no smooth side).

At the top find the center and then find the half of the half...... just look at the picture. Then draw a horizontal threw the center then go from the center to half again and draw another line and the line should be at eye level. 

Time for that engineer's hole template to come in. Since I used a 1/8th" hole I used the template to mark the first center hole then you can pretty much create your own pattern of holes for you to see out.  

using leather sheers cut the leather on the line.

Wet the leather front with a sponge and water and let it draw a little bit. When the leather has slightly dried start to punch holes i use a harbor 1 ton press though u may use a mallet. after wards use a scratch awl to make the hole round again and to get rid of the rough edges inside the hole.

okay with the compass tool make ur marks if you want to though i wouldn't i hate rivets only did it to make it look like the one on the picture.

look at what you have done. k done good lets move on. Take a something round such as your thumb or wooden leather burnisher and press the leather up at the eye holes. 

okay fun part take your sponge and wet it then wet your leather til is really wet but not to wet then start to mold it to your face or to that of another head fake or real, but mostly you head to see how it will fit.

Yes thats right time to dye and add some color. I used some timber brown tandy dye, but use whatever color you please. Also, i dipped a wool daub in to the dye and rubbed it against the leather that is moist.

okay so i have a dremel burnisher and it is an optional thing but it'll make the hole bigger, cleaner, and help you see better. look at the pictures use the tip on both the front and back, but dont press to hard.

now im using pliers to create some design this is optional soooooo its up to you.

okay another optional step you don't have to use rivets and i advise you not to. no you can use double round cap and regular rivets but  whatever.  Remember to make sure u have two rivets for the attachment of the things that sit on your ears. also shellac  the pieces before you put it together. and before you shellac make sure u done final molding

do a final mod after putting in rivets i we the back and molded it to my fast on last time then i let it dry for a little bit then i shellacked all the pieces and the finally rivet all the pieces to gether 

If you stayed till the end and aren't ready to kill me then congrats any questions drop them in the comments i will answer promptly. enjoy ;) also in the comments show off what you make i wanna see y'alls shades.