benlilly1

Nice!!

Well, I didn't recover this in leather but I think it came out pretty good. I found this small rocker at Goodwill for $6.99. I believe it was originally covered in vinyl but it had 2 other fabrics on it. So about 2000 tac removals later I came up with this. My grandson's birthday was coming up turning 4. So I made him his own rocking chair.

Very nice!

Very nice!

I get my neoprene from Foamforyou.com You can get it with or without adhesive.

Here is the final product. A learning experience indeed! Battery strap and seat for the BMW.

Fantastic!

Here's my first foam backed seat topper using my Fabricator machine. This is on 1/2" foam. Finishing this seat hopefully in the next week.

Key fobs?

I do love the Fabricator machine! Yes, you're limited on thread size, and I'm sure veg-tan is not recommended but I have sewn veg-tan on it. I like the quality in the machine. So I'm guessing the new one for Tandy is high quality also. I won't be making holsters, saddles, or heavy leather items so this machine works for me. They are hands on at Sailrite and have great videos to boot! Fabricator has a 2 year warranty on parts and labor.

If you get wholesale from Tandy the cost is $1350 if I remember right. I paid $1500 for my Fabricator from Sailrite. I'm very pleased with the quality and they have tons of how to videos. Quality machines.

Great work and nice video of progression!

Ha! Good point!

Interesting...you'll be better off with your own redo!

Nice vintage buckle Jeff! Bridle leather 2 layers or just one?

Sailrite also has great videos on YouTube and their own site!

I have the Fabricator from Sailrite. Great instructions on putting it together. The foot doesn't raise all that high for thick leather, but sews very well. I've used it on veg-tan leather but I sew slow on it. A very quiet machine and built well.

Nice and sleek! Beautiful!

Welcome! Please post them!