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  2. Bert03241 started following New sheath for friends knife and Buckstitch Knife Sheath
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  4. Bert03241
    Yea I'd never put rivets along the blade side of a knife sheath, really would use rivets at all
  5. Handstitched
    Its a while away, but I've started Mums rose fridge magnets. Got one carved , one to go. I reckon I'll be doing a nice roast for Mothers Day HS
  6. 1961Mike started following Confederate Waist Belt
  7. 1961Mike
    Dang, please post front and back pictures when you attach the adjustable part of the buckle. At least that looks like the Civil War version as opposed to the modern version. I have various kinds of ways to attach the belt on the back of the cartridges, but I used leather that was too thick on the first one I'm working on. Blockade Runner has a lot of that sort of thing. Hi JW, Hanover Brass is where he got that one, Parsley Brass is also good. I usually by Tim Parsley's stuff. Later
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  9. Silverd started following Wet formed bag tutorial
  10. Silverd
    Fabulous write up and photos. Very informative. Easy to follow and actualize! Silverd
  11. JLSleather
    How much of it is embossed? All of it?
  12. billybopp
    YIKES! I had no idea they'd be that expensive!! LOL Got a pig farm nearby? :D - Bill
  13. Bert03241
    thanks I keep them in a ziplock bag in my car, when I go out I put one from each branch in my pocket, in case I see a vet, which most of the time I do in the super market
  14. Gezzer
    Those look good Bert !!!
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    + 1
  16. Gezzer
    Absolutely stunning !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  17. Hags
    Welcome! Look forward to seeing your work.
  18. Bert03241 started following Belts, Pouches, Sheaths, Cases. Lots of stuff.
  19. Bert03241
    Wow!! Just WOW
  20. Fraulein
    Thanks posting extra pics of the belt! Once again fantastic work! ~Frau~
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  22. Hags
    Very nice work Alex. Thanks for sharing.
  23. Sheilajeanne started following Belts, Pouches, Sheaths, Cases. Lots of stuff.
  24. Sheilajeanne
    That is indeed awesome work! On the belts and other pieces with the black backgrounds, do you dye the background separately from the rest of the piece, using a fine brush?
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  26. chuck123wapati
    yup same thing as tug was referencing
  27. TheOne
    It's cool. Didn't take it as a criticism.... I appreciate the input. If I get to make another one, for a paying customer, I will stitch them
  28. TheOne
    Just to make sure, Is that what are we talking about? I was thinking of stitching the logo on the sides, but then I went for the rivets The other strap guides, yes, maybe a stitching would have been better, but I'am still learning, and that was the design, and didn't think "will curl up " one day I do appreciate the comments and suggestions though. I basically learned leather craft from Youtube tutorials Cheers
  29. Samalan
    WOW, that's some beautiful work thank you for showing.
  30. Littlef
    Thanks Alex. I was a little nervous going with green, but I wanted to try something different. I started out with Kelly green, and I subdued it adding black and a little bit of Mahagony dye.
  31. Bert03241
    New batch of key fobs for Vets. They take a while to make because there made from left over scrap. I make 1 or 2 some times more at a time.
  32. Sheilajeanne
    Wow, yes, there are still used for that! How cool is that? But $55 is way too steep a price when I only need a very small amount: Genuine boar bristles I could buy a small brush like a shaving brush, though, for much less: https://www.fendrihan.ca/products/omega-boar-bristle-shaving-brush-beech-wood-handle
  33. Littlef started following Belts, Pouches, Sheaths, Cases. Lots of stuff.
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  35. Littlef
    Thank you very much!
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