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Noah4

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  1. I am making leather eyeglass cases/holders. I need the plastic clips for the back of them, so it'll easily clip on a breast pocket. I keep finding metal belt ones, but I have a couple of these and they're too stiff for some people to use. Like the elderly. Thank you.
  2. Just Beautiful! Great idea too. I think my rifle needs this made. Thank you.
  3. Thanks for the tips guys! I am mostly doing machine embroidery right now. But I do work some leather into it now and then.
  4. Mag246, possibly a good idea, but I don't quite understand. Maybe do a drawing and post it. Thanks.
  5. If you have any pink garment leather, let me know. Would like it thinnish & soft, but not super thin to where it'd tear easily. Send me your price, location, and what it is. Maybe a pic too. If you're willing to trade, I do custom machine embroidery. Otherwise can buy it. Thank you. Terry
  6. Thanks. I think I've talked to this guy. I did find a local person that's going to look at it, and maybe get it running. I just have to find time to take it to him.
  7. I'm about in the middle near Wooster, Ohio. That'd be great! I've been needing to use this machine. Terry
  8. Thanks Art I know Bob. I had been trying to find his number. His son comes through my area and I figured possibly he could take it and return it on his next trip. It's abit far for us to take it to him. Luke, there is NO other sewing machine repair people here that know anything other than house machines. Of course I looked around, but thanks for the advise.
  9. I have an old singer patch walking foot machine. I took it to a sewing machine guy in town to be tweeked so I can use it. You know, timing set, let me know what needles {I took some too him just in case}, etc. Everything's moving on it and it has been oiled and cleaned abit. He called and told me he mostly know home machine so he can't do it. I am desparate to start using it as it's just what I need for alot of my projects and orders. If someone could direct me to someone it would be very much appreciated. Thanks, Terry
  10. I had thought about just braiding some thin leather and tucking & glueing the end to the size needed. If I can't get this other method to work guess I'll have to. Thanks..
  11. Sky I thought of braiding the ring abit bigger than I need and weaving some excess back into to make the size alittle smaller than I need, and glueing it firmly. Wonder if it would hold. twinoaks that's what I would like to do. Guess I'll have to play with this all today and see what I come up with. I have a month to make it but would really like to surprise them with it much sooner. I sure appreciate all the help & tips.
  12. Thankyou. I will read this all and try it tomorrow. It's starting to storm abit and I have barn chores to do. Looks like fun.
  13. I'd love to post a pic of the ring. But I need more info, maybe pics. What leather to use, etc. I'm sure this is a great way to make this but it doesn't make sense to me. Do I use glue or what? I need to get a nice looking ring done. This woman's Husband is allergic to metals so needs this as a weddiing band.
  14. I would like to make sure I'm understanding this properly. This person needs a size 8, they think I should make it a 7 as it'll stretch. SO with this method the ring shouldn't really stretch badly right? Also, size 8 is approx. 2 3/8", so is that per your directions and the outside be 6 and something inches? Oh, they want the ring 3/8" wide. Just trying to make sure I understand this all. I was thinking I could use garmet leather and barges cement. You do mean that the circles be cut open in the middle, and both circles be separate? I know, I sound dumb. Lol..But I want to do this as nicely as possible.
  15. I don't really have time to search the posts right now, but will later if I have to. If someone comes across it please post the link here. Those designs are pretty nice sky. Thanks.
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