I have one my cousin made for me. I bought the leather and a set of barbed wire border stamps to give to him as payment.
Anyway, the way he sewed it was with a needle and thread. He took a small drill bit on a Dremel tool to make the holes after marking them with a pinwheel device. Then he sewed it together with a thick, waxed thread - probably nylon.
Then I formed it to my Super Blackhawk.
I probably wouldn't form it, if I had it to do over again. But it does keep it from bouncing around in the holster.
If you have a Tandy's/Leather Factory near you, I've heard you can rent time on their industrial sewing machines, too. At least the one in Albuquerque, you can.
A Speedy Stitcher and a dremel drill will do it for me. I put together a used saddle I bought using one. All the stitching had rotted out of it, so I replaced it using one of these>
http://www.speedystitcher.com/#the-basics
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