Eddie1968

Those are INSANE!!! Wow. Eddie

once again, another incredible piece!! Eddie

Thanks for the comments!! Eddie

that is fantastic! Eddie

Thanks. I have a couple different colors. working on a few other things now. Will see how they turn out. Eddie

Gotta have the Street Cred. Should do the trick! Nice work. Eddie

First time with this embossed gator. I like it. Kind of on the thinner side for my machine to sew, but made it work basically. Anyway. Embossed gator and pig skin liner. thanks, Eddie

Very nice! Never messed with any horween. Do the edges burnish well? Eddie

Looks great! I like the design. Like everything I make there is room for improvements. Focus on the angles of the basket weave so they match on both sides, and tighten up that lace a little. You have inspired me to try one of these myself. Eddie

Thanks for all the comments everyone. Eddie

Nice and Clean Chief! Eddie

Thanks Jon P. Eddie

Looks pretty good. I remember handstitching sheaths/scabbards in the past. The backside would always give me trouble too. I ended up using a drill press to make holes. If you use a stitch groover you can make a very nice sewing line front and back. I also noticed your leather is very thick on the edge. you could skive it down a bit and it might be a little easier. Other than that i can only suggest a sewing machine!! lol. This was done with a drill press for the holes and hand stitched. Hope this helps. Eddie

Cool Stuff!!

THANKS for the comments! 207 on the koozie and journal. Eddie

thanks, I appreciate the comments. Eddie

Looks good to me! nice work. Eddie

Thanks Rohn! Eddie

Journal cover is 4 oz veg tanned finished with antique mahogany, with airbrushed tan kote and acrylic resoline and then machine stitched. Koozie is 4 oz veg tanned with an attempt at an airbrushed sunburst finish. hand stitched the vertical seam. that was a pain. Fairly pleased with out come. Thanks Eddie

cool pieces.

I like it! really nice. I prefer without the photoshop effects but thats just me. Still really cool!

I'm no expert either but oak leaves are one of my favorite things to do. there are numerous leaf designs as well as different tools and techniques, etc, to get the desired looks your after. I've found a few that work for me so that's what I stick with. Looks like to me your off to a great start! Stay at it! Eddie

thanks!

Real nice design! great job. Eddie

great design! really cool!