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    Travis: I got a great olive drab with 1/2 bottle of green Ritt cloth dye in a bottle of rubbing alchohol, blk /red/yellow works great too. You can see some on my FB page albums @ jeff roberts
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    Tim ; Great job ! If you want to try something cool, put that belt in a plastic bag and tuck it away. Pull it out in six months and compare it to a a new belt !! Jeff
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    Here we go! First try at a holster for my 45. I am sooo stked but can see some areas to work on next time (tomorrow!!) Welcome some comments. Jeff Here we go! First try at a holster for my 45. I am sooo stked but can see some areas to work on next time (tomorrow!!) Welcome some comments. Jeff
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    Love it! Ya don't see a lot of saddles done in free style! keep it up!
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    Thanks guys/gals!! I'm here to stay and have some intersting pieces to shoe ya for a beginner! JR
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    Sorry no pics, they keep getting rejected as to big and I am frustrated about how to fix this??? Help
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    Hi Folks; I just started about six months ago with the sheaths an just started learning to tool with the holster this week! I love to hand stitch. It seems evry time I sit down and look at yesterdays project I see new flaws or ways to do things easier or neater? Love to hear some advise. I'm hooked. the holster is for my Colt 1911 Auto. Jeff
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    You really underestimate your skill level and artistic eye!! NICE Job.
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    Art; Years ago I started mixing a pkg of RITT dye in a bottle of rubbing alcohol to stain wood arrows and lately tried it on my spur strap projects and it works great and doesn't run. I used the black, green, yellow and red. cheap to make and can use coats! Jeff
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    Ashley; I have great luck laying everything out, hand punching, glueing and hand sewing. Takes a little longer but is a great patience builder!! Jeff
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