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I was given a checkbook “Kit” to make and they had folded the leather in half the wrong way – so when I added the tooling and finally figured out the lining ….. it was all wrong! Wouldn’t you think the leather would be folded in half →the way it would be when used?
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Thanks, I think I learned my lesson - sooo many lessons to learn, tho I'm lovin it. BTW - I saved the check book by cutting the large liner in half and using that to hold the checks and register.
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Got burned that way back in 1975.
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Wow, you have been working leather for a looong time. Now I am guessin that it has probably happened a lot of folks… What did you do with the piece? Did you figure a way to use it, or did you toss it out?
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The good news is we get to Spring Ahead next week. The bad news is My fingers really hurt from soooooo much Sewing by Hand.
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I could "Feel' a lot of Leatherworkerlurker distress last night! Funny thing is..... you can get a lot of leather work done when you are not hanging out on the computer. 3 wallets 2 checkbooks & 8 coasters ready for the finishing touch. **Thank You Johaana, Kate and who ever else for your Time getting the site back!!!
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check it out http://upchucky.com/JukeCity/1960/player.html
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Alot is NOT a word.... I see this "a lot" - it is not one word. Did ya know?
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I thought "a lot" referred to a piece of land (i.e. a, singular, lot) whereas "alot" referred to several of something (i.e. alot of deer)
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I made this mistake a loooong time ago, until someone kindly showed me otherwise. Check your dictionary for ‘alot’ and then for ‘lot’. My Dict. Shows 23 definitions for lot. This is just one definition ---→ Often, lots. a great many or a great deal: a lot of books; lots of money.
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OK - The Rams Curl leather stamp can by bought from Robert Beard, but he is not answering emails... I am still in needon one if anyone has an extra....
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Bob hates the computer. Call him directly.
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Something you may or may not know, Bob being a custoom tool maker, his wait list can be a year or more to get your tool made. Well worth the wait, just so you know.
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Thank you sooooo much Johanna and Clay – guess I’ll give him a call, wait a year, and keep on hopin’ and looking for someone that might have one for sale.
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