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So its been a long time since I have been on here (2018) I recently was sidelined with surgery and had more time on my hands. They wanted me using my hands, so I did leather work for some occupational Therapy. Feed back is welcome. I tend to make them for gifts. I never seem to feel like my work is professional enough to sell, but I have been asked lately by some professional crafters/artisans in the area to join them at a show. I am better a making than pictures
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iPhone 6 case panel all done
TN leather commented on Cyrex's gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
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Stingray Knife Sheaths
TN leather replied to lbaize3's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
From someone who has used some stingray.....GREAT JOB!! I find I alway must cover my edges due to "beads" falling off during cuting/sewing. Great looking knifes as well. -
2 Kbar Sheaths
TN leather replied to Grumpy Coyote's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Thanks..just what I was looking for.. -
Multi Carry Sheath
TN leather replied to luckylee's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Very nice. clean work. -
2 Kbar Sheaths
TN leather replied to Grumpy Coyote's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Where did you get the molle clip? -
Tobacco Pouch Liner?
TN leather replied to Shorts's topic in Purses, Wallets, Belts and Miscellaneous Pocket Items
I have an old...1930-1940's leather craft book that suggest waxed (beeswax/ paraffin?? It does not say) canvas. I think it says linen not sure it matters what it is, so long as the weave was tight. You could always make one without a lining and use a plastic bag inside it if you are worried about freshness. -
CMantz I have used sting ray a little the past few years and in my experience it has been best to hide the edge of the sting ray. If you try to sew it without covering the edge/ stich line, it is easy to get uneven stiches or a far more bothersome issue is those little beads come off leaving unsightly white spots. I covered them with dye once and it is noticeable up close. Most of mine I have done as in post #7. But I like the combine #9 idea….. Warning though after some use the pretty color comes off (unevenly) and you are left with a off white bone color. ( this according to the wallet in my pocket at the moment.)
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My First Project ... Backpack
TN leather replied to rw86347's topic in Satchels, Luggage and Briefcases
Nice work.....I have some of that same leather.....hmmm? -
Ok . I am trying to make a plan to build this bag. I have most of the assembly figured out. What is stumping me is what order to attach the outside/ side pockets. Understand there is a pocket behind the top flap of the side pockets. I was really debating just Chicago screws all the way around inside the pocket stitching. I guess one could sew the backing/flap on first then the outside pocket but that seems like a very difficult job. Also understand this will all be done via hand stitching. I have not put pattern to paper and this project is becoming a PITA.
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^^^^ what they said
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LOL....I recalled I have about 6-9 pounds of glycerine soap. in my candel making/ soap making pantry. I was going to due some heat and pour that I never got around to. So that should be easy. I think I need more sleep. Also have pure glycerine as well but that is for skin care lotions.
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is saddle soap ok for this?
