Leather Stitching Basics Infographic | easy macrame owl for beginners

Craft / DIY infographic titled "Leather Stitching Basics". WOOD JOINT TYPES catalog adapted as a leathercraft stitch-and-connection catalog, presented in a vintage pattern book style with bold primary palette. Craft-magazine instructional illustration, clean print layout, parchment paper texture, inked outlines, red-blue-yellow accents, intermediate skill level. Show anatomically correct hand positions where hands appear, no tool brand logos. Create 6 numbered catalog panels arranged in a tidy grid. Each panel must include: a clear technique diagram, short heading in English, one-line caption in English, and small tool icons. Panels: 1) Running Stitch — straight seam with evenly spaced holes and thread path; caption explains basic entry-exit rhythm for simple joins; tool icons: diamond awl, needles, thread, ruler. 2) Saddle Stitch — two-needle locked stitch through pre-punched holes, front and back view; caption notes durability and balanced tension; tool icons: stitching pony, awl, two harness needles, waxed thread. 3) Cross Stitch — decorative crisscross lacing joining two leather edges; caption notes visual texture and edge reinforcement; tool icons: lace needle, leather lace, hole punch. 4) Baseball Stitch — angled wrap stitch closing a curved edge like a case or sheath; caption notes flexible seam with raised spine; tool icons: curved needles, thread, edge clips. 5) Whip Stitch — over-edge binding stitch around layered leather; caption notes quick edging and rustic finish; tool icons: awl, needle, thread, edge beveler. 6) Box Stitch Corner Join — stitch pattern for joining panels at right angles to form a pouch or box corner; caption notes sequence for neat corner construction; tool icons: pricking iron, mallet, needles, thread. Add a narrow side legend with stitch line symbols, hole spacing guide, thread thickness examples, and edge profile mini-diagrams. Include a small safety callout panel in English about handling sharp awls, needles, punches, and mallets safely, keeping fingers clear, and using a stable work surface. Emphasize precise seam diagrams, exploded leather layers, dotted construction lines, and measurement arrows. No references to macrame, owls, or calligraphy in the on-image text. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks Anatomically correct hand positions. No tool brand logos. Safety tip for power tools / sharp implements where relevant.