Jonny Mohr

Beautiful boots, very nice work!

Very nice! Looks very stylish, great work!

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Very nice, good work!

Great job! If these are your first tooling projects I'd say you did great, far better than my tooling and I've practiced a little, you must be a natural

Amazing work, very nice and clean, hope I can produce work of that quality some day

Very nice, really like the tooling and dyeing

I first dyed the edges black, then streaked some Tan Kote on the undyed parts to resist dye it with med brown fiebings

Just finished a head band for a Halloween costume, and here it is

Made my first sword frog last night, thanks to Hivemind for the great tutorial available on leatherworker.net!

Hi all, Not sure if anyone else has tried it, but I picked up a 2 oz. bottle of Leather Magic by Core Products the other day from a janitorial supply store. It claimed to clean, restore and protect fine leather and vinyl, and for $3.00 for 2 oz. to try it I couldn't resist. Tried it for finishing a sword frog I made tonight, and have to say I am very impressed. The edges got very smooth with a small amount of Leather Magic and a burnishing tool, much better than the fiebing's aussie leather conditioner that I tried the week before. I still love Doc Bailey's Leather Tonic, but this may prove to be right up there with it. I highly recommend giving it a try, and if you can't find it locally, it can be found online at very reasonable costs by searching for Core Leather Magic. Give it a try, if you don't like it, you're not out much, but I am really impressed with it.

Great tutorial, very thorough! Was pleasantly surprised to find this after searching for sword frogs, and can't wait to try my hand at making one. Thanks!

Beautiful work, very professional. Great job!

Thanks so much for the help, It's greatly appreciated, and thank you so much for your generosity in taking the time to post such useful and detailed instruction. Can't thank you enough, Great post, and your work is awesome!

Nice work, looks beautiful

Stunning, so amazing what is possible, fantastic work!

Here is the pic of my first helmet, as promised BTW, i have seen some absolutely amazing helmets made by members, I hope over time to get the simple stuff down and someday be able to craft such fine works of art as i've seen posted by members here

Hi all, My first attempt at a leather helmet was frustrating and didn't turn out to my standards, as well as being too small for my unusually large cranium! It was from a pattern on armourarchive.org. http://www.armourarchive.org/patterns/leatherhelm_gerhard/ I will post a pic of mine ASAP In the meantime, I would like your thoughts on how to go about forming the leather, patterns, order of processes, such as what order to rivet each piece, should I form and dye the leather prior to assembly, and any useful ideas or comments Here are a few pics of the type of helmet I am trying to make Thanks for any and all input

Medieval style belt with brass ring, made about 10 years ago when i was in high school, first belt attempt

Sorry about the picture size, had to upload it from my phone, and wasn't sure how it would look viewed with a pc web browser. The streaking was the dyeing method, fiebings med. brown streaked with a wool dauber.

My first attempt at bracers in 10 years, hopefully can get better at tooling and dress the next pair up a bit.