Clothing, Jackets, Vests and Chaps
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by Beaverslayer- 1 follower
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Well everyone, I'm back and I must say I have missed this place. Thanks to all that sent me emails asking how things were going, and also the Birthday wishes, you guys and gals are GREAT. Well anyways, I'm starting a new vest so I thought, what the hey may as well do a tutorial while I'm at it. This will most likely turn out to be a very long thread, but again, what the hey... Well first off what I do, is I layout the drawing that I am going to be carving into the shoulder piece. As shown in the pictures, you can see that I use 3 pieces of 3M Transparancy Films for this. I will draw what I'm looking for on regular paper in pencil, this way I can erase and make changes a…
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Just after joining this forum, a few of you had sent me PM's asking for a hat pattern, I appologize to all of you for not sending them. But, as they say patience is virtue and here we have what you were looking for. Well as promised, now that Wolvie ahs gotten his PIF from me (although he hasn't posted pics) here's the way I make my Canadian "Kempi" style hat. Everything is the same to make a typical baseball style hat, you just use a diferent pattern for the pieces. If you are wanting to make a baseball cap using this tutorial and do not have a pattern, well, see that old ball cap up there on the shelf in the front hall closet???? take it, and cut it apart at the seams…
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I thought I would share some pictures of my first leather jacket I made. I have had a leather/nubuck jacket from GAP for 20 years, I really loved it and alway wondered if I could maybe make one. Quite quickly I realised a household machine was not going to work, so I bought a speedy stitcher and a stitch wheel. With these trusty tools I set about making templates of my jacket taking note of the felled and half felled seams. Once I was happy with this I did a few trials of how much seam was needed for the desired result. With seams added to the pattern I started to cut out the pattern.
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These are some photos of a leather vest I just finished for the 2014 United Bowhunters of Missouri auction happening this February. It is made from 4 oz buffalo leather, trimmed in deer and lined with fleece. The logo on the back is a collection of leathers; deer, shark, ostrich and embossed cowhide. Everything was sewn by hand using artificial sinew. The size is 44R. To keep the smaller and bigger people from feeling left out, I donated a second vest that will be made to the winner's specifications and my limited artistic ability. Darren
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Hi all I am looking for a B3 Bomber jacket pattern. Can any one help. Looks like they are a scarce as hens teeth.
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Hey wyatt hereI've been tryingto find suppliers in canada for making some woolie chaps.thanks in advance.
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What are Lederhosen? A Deep Study of Germany’s Iconic Attire by Lederhosenwears Introduction: Is it possible for a clothing to hold Cultural memory? Can just a piece of clothing be more than merely thread and fabric? Can it really hold the identity of an entire culture? When you look at the first time, the lederhosen might seem to you as a costume. Leather shorts along with suspenders, mostly paired with checkered shirts, tall socks as well as alpine hats. All these are quite easily recognizable and is associated with Oktoberfest, festive beer halls and German folk music. Despite all these, the actual story of Lederhosen is far beyond the cliché. Behin…
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Making myself some chinks and wondering how do I make the leg closures with out buckles?
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I had made a pair of chaps for one of Gustavs friends. I had been asked to make them exactly the same size, so I did.. The first time he tried them on he realized they were too small around the waist, and the legs should have been 4" longer. It is a guy who has helped Gustav a lot, and Gustav wanted to give them to him as a gift, and since he is the only western rider I know of in Denmark, I had promised to make them. But still it kind of bugged me that they didn't fit the first time, so I started making a chaps measuring belt. I have seen a video on Youtube with a shop where they have a belt like that. So techjnically it is a set of yokes, an adjustable b…
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All is in the title
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