Leatherworking / Carpenting Help

I am trying to work up both leatherworking and carpenting up to 50 (to start, eventually you want to be able to have all DoL/H). To help with that, I took mining ( for now) and picking up botanist later.
I asked around a bit on Phoenix but wasn't able to get a definite answer.
So far I learned that it is best to level up your DoL with just base mats till lvl 30/40 (so aldgoat leathers for instance) That seems fine for me.
What I do wonder though is what the best rotation for both carpenting and leatherworking is. I heard that Carpenter's rumination, Goldsmith's manipulation and Culinary's hasty touch are great. But using this + basic skills as leatherworking and carpenter. What would the best rotation be? And how do you quickly level up these other classes to 15?
Thanks in advance for your help!

The fastest, albeit the most expensive way, is to do tradecraft leves.

I was going to save those ;) besides, I don't want to waste leve's for offhand classes for now. Like I said, most leatherworkers I spoke leveled using only leather -> hard leather -> aldgoat etc. Is there something like that for cooking, or goldsmithing as well?
(would also love an answer on the rotation question ^_^)

I would pick up botanist since that helps your carpenter by a lot. Botanist gets the logs which gives botanist xp,carpenter turns it into lumber which gives you xp an makes Gil. Leves are a way to gain xp an a good portion of it.

I did most of my crafter leveling in 1.x, but if you are looking for a quick grind pick items that stack, and require the fewest ingredients. I'm not entirely familiar with Culinarian, but taking a quick look at a level-filtered recipe database (http://xivdb.com/?search/!filters/Il...JPUkRFU0M6Ig==) it looks like "Sweet Cream" would be a good place to start, unless for some reason "Buffalo Milk" is unusually expensive.
My experience as a Blacksmith and Armourer tells me that when you want to grind out those metal-using classes (and NOT use leves), your best bet is making ingots, and then make those ingots into sheets/rings/rivets/et cetera because you can get double the experience with only a single set of original materials. There is obviously a level gap, so after you make the ingots, hang on to them for a couple of levels.
The skill-use rotation you'll just have to play by ear based on your stats and crafting gear.
Also, sorry, but I just have to say this.... The word that you are looking for is "carpentry."

Hehe :) that should get me started. That will surely help me bring those 3 classes up to 15 in no time. I had almost no sleep, what was I thinking. Of course it's carpentry!

Best of luck in your endeavors :)

Leveled Carpentry to 15 in a couple of hours and got rudination. Nearly have Manipulation and hasty touch will come in the coming days as well. Looking at the skills I will get and what I have I came up with this rotation for now
Inner quiet > Steady hands > Waste Not > Hasty touch X4 > Manipulation > Steady hands > Waste Not > ??? touch / ??? synthesis.
The ??? are situational depending on the CP or quality you have? Perhaps a masters touch to finish it up.
How does this look for leatherworking?