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Large Self Healing Cutting Mats Available In Uk?
ClaireAshton replied to Invasion's topic in Leather Tools
amazon as well have them very cheap. just use the A sizes to suit. BW Claire -
TANDY PROFESSIONAL WATER STAIN IN TAN is very close. Especially if you cut 50 - 50 with water or airbrush it.
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Has Anyone Used One Of These Presses?
ClaireAshton replied to finnb's topic in Leatherwork Conversation
I have just bought one of the Green Grizzly sets consisting of the press and nineteen - Yes 19 sets of dies for £149.00 which is about $250? I have loads of Tandy rivet and snaps as well as grommets - and every one fits one or other of the die sets. So far the cost of just two Tandy I've got the whole lot.Works well too. Got them off ebay . -
Hi, Check the Tandy catalogue, I think they have a 7x7 one which will do what you need. Pro Perforator Leather Punch Tool Item #8053-00 Gold Club Price:£74.99£37.40 Elite Club Price: £65.52£37.40 Your Price:£93.59£37.40 Hopes this helps Claire
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I think the method in the video is worth a go to keep all of the good metal that a wheel or brush would remove for ever....... How to Remove Rust With A Battery Charger: Best Wishes Claire
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Hi, it is vegtan with Tandy's professional water stain green with a carnauba finish. Thanks for the complement! I see by your username you have some police connection, I used to be a police officer and used to shoot competitively. I wished I did leather then as I would of done holsters etc and saved a fortune......... Claire
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Sense Of Humour Failure Across The Pond......
ClaireAshton replied to ClaireAshton's topic in Leatherwork Conversation
Flavour of the month (Notice the correct spelling used ) for me are the reruns of 'Allo 'Allo. To those who have never seen it, it's a must see. About the French Cafe owner who .............. No, I can't explain, you just have to see it. Here you are, I've found this..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NO3_rXCYxLU -
Leather Slip-On Book Covers With Embossed Text
ClaireAshton replied to stelmackr's topic in Books, Journals and Photo Albums
Very, Very nice. I particularly like the Colouring on the CA Logo, very professional, very elegant. -
http://www.lescuirsdebelfeuil.com/en-videos.html have a look at the bottom video, a sort of 'About Me'. I can't describe the quality of some of the work. I realise that not only have I a very long way to go, but that I'll never get there.
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Where Can I Find The Equivalent Tool Or Product In The Uk
ClaireAshton replied to ClaireAshton's topic in Suppliers
No, the circle thingy is by windfiredesigns.com and is excellent. Just the costs and processes of getting it from the States. -
Sense Of Humour Failure Across The Pond......
ClaireAshton replied to ClaireAshton's topic in Leatherwork Conversation
Now that is really funny. Fancy normal British people trying to play it down for the American market....... No, we don't have it over here - I wish they would! -
From the album: Claire's First Efforts
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ClaireAshton posted a gallery image in Gallery- Our Leatherwork
From the album: Claire's First Efforts
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From the album: Claire's First Efforts
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From the album: Claire's First Efforts
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From the album: Claire's First Efforts
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From the album: Claire's First Efforts
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From the album: Claire's First Efforts
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From the album: Claire's First Efforts
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From the album: Claire's First Efforts
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From the album: Claire's First Efforts
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From the album: Claire's First Efforts
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From the album: Claire's First Efforts
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Er, Cheryl, just had a look at your Etsy shop. I think I should shut up and go and get making some stuff. Impressed, and I'm not easily....
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No, please do! It's nice to know that you are not the only one being persecuted. In UK we have had a rash of new starts doing 'courier' (parcel) services and most are excellent. Best yet for me was an Amazon order at 8pm delivered at 7am next morning. That was from about 500 miles away! Now i'm old enough to remember when anyone went to University (College to you) they sent their stuff by British Railways Parcels in a Trunk. I heard of one Trunk that was delivered one month after the person had got their degree three years later!