I'm pretty new at making leather stuff and I hand stitch everything, using a saddle stitch.
Al Stohlman's book, the Art of Han Sewing Leather shows ending the stitching by just backstitching a couple of holes and cutting off the thread. That just doesn't seem very sturdy to me.
At the end of my stitching, I backstitch a hole or two, then either ties s square knot between the layers of leather (backstitch, angle my needles through one side and out the edge, then tie a knit so it pulls in between the layers) or I tie a square knot on the back side of things like single layer belts. I have had a couple of my knots untie, after I cut the thread too short to tie them back, so I have started putting a drop of super glue on each knot.
Anybody see a problem with using superglue to hold the knots or have a better idea?