TJP
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YinTx, Please, come out from under that rock and keep going! Ha! -
TigerPal, From my friend Joshua at http://meyerswires.net/. He does some awesome chain maille! -
Interesting idea. I've not seen this before. -
First IWB - "Prudent" Inside-the-Waistband
TJP commented on Brooks125's gallery image in Gallery- Our Leatherwork
Hi Brooks, I'm in the process of making my first IWB right now. Thanks for posting! -
Machine is sold just now
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I need to sell my Tippmann Boss. Comes complete with 5 bobbins, assortment of needles and tool kit. Also comes with the following optional accessories: Standard presser foot, left presser foot, right presser foot, center presser foot, stirrup attachment, material guide attachment (roller), French box stitcher attachment, and flatbed attachment. The total value of all the optional accessories is $670.00. Instruction manual also included. Minimal hours in use (like new). I will let this go for $600.00 plus shipping.
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Very nice! I like the cylinder shape.
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Ranger Style Belt
TJP replied to snubbyfan's topic in Purses, Wallets, Belts and Miscellaneous Pocket Items
Excellent ranger belt. Simple and classy. -
Recent Projects Embossed Bible Cover
TJP replied to clintsdivco's topic in Books, Journals and Photo Albums
Ditto! Very nice Bible cover! -
Another Pic Frame Mat Completed (Oak Leaves & Acorns)
TJP replied to IngleGunLeather's topic in Floral and Sheridan Carving
Sweet! -
Ranger Belt Work In Progress
TJP replied to snubbyfan's topic in Purses, Wallets, Belts and Miscellaneous Pocket Items
Lookin' good Snubby! Look forward to some more pics when you are done. -
Green And Black Holster
TJP replied to Rohn's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Fine work, Rohn! I like the color and the weave. -
Thanks for the compliment JLS. Sometimes less is more! -
Thank you Hobbi! -
I'm glad I could inspire you, as I'm constantly inspired when I look around on this site. Lots of nice work here! As for "words of wisdom", I'm not sure. Keep a sharp swivel knife, cut carefully. Utilize your modeling tools after carving to clean up your work. Apply colors a little bit at a time so as not to overdo it. I've had pretty good results preparing my lace using Lexol, letting it soak in then coating with Aussie Leather Conditioner, wiping off the excess, a little goes a long way. It seems to make it nice and supple. Above all, Have Fun!
