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    Watch how the dents are taken out of this couch.
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    I know some furniture makers use a heat gun to get rid of wrinkles. Just be careful to keep the gun moving and not too close.
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    Beautiful! I'm sure she'll love it all!
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    Love the wallet design...are you at all concerned of the tabs wearing out being 2-3 oz.? I've not used skirting leather or those type of button studs.
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    No, I don't put acrylic over any dye.
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    I can't see where the extra leather folds are going to go pushing it through the form? You're going to have extra bulk to deal with. Do you know how this tube is going to be used?
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    NICE work Chief!
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    I don't use anything oily or apply any conditioners before applying acrylics. I apply the paint directly to the dry leather.
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    Love the work on the belt! And cool sign! I pose a question: Do you ever have trouble with having to work on a project with obscene gestures or cuss words?? I've never been asked but I hesitate...
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    Thought many would learn and enjoy this video! I hope I attached it right.
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    Beautiful work!!
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    Nice minimalist wallet! Sometimes leather can get stiff if you really soak it with dye. Your thread looks a little heavy. Doesn't look too bad though.
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    Bump!
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    Very interesting...nice work too!
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    Great work, Andy! Beautiful!
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    BEAUTIFUL!!!
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    Great wallet tutorial, minimal Oz! Welcome to the forum!
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    Valet

    benlilly1 replied to Honzycek's topic in Member Gallery

    NICE!
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    Ikewineb, Look on Craigslist for used seats. You may get off cheaper.
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    Lunasea, For one thing, if you don't know that you need vegetable tanned leather to tool a design- you need to start from the beginning and learn the basics before doing any project of this magnitude. Yes, I believe you're too ambitious. Start with something simple and learn what you need to know before moving ahead. Learn from videos on the internet or go to the Tandy leather factory site. It has tons of videos and info. Good Luck!
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    VERY NICE!!
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    You are spot on, CountryStyle! When I joined I scoured the whole site for hours looking at past posts and drinking in all I could. You never can learn enough here. This is the only forum I use for knowledge and leather working friends. Glad someone pointed this out!
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    Adding the stitching would really make it look professional. Also depending on how you cut the pieces will make a difference. Good luck!
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    The wildebeest is beautiful and very nicely done!
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    Ha ha, NICE!!
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