-
Content Count
2,987 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Posts posted by DoubleC
-
-
very cool, Cheryl
-
Hi Andy. The leather looks to me to be at least 5-6 oz. And I buy most of my supplies here http://springfieldleather.com/ Cheryl
-
-
I use resolene to seal my things and it always seems to dry just fine. Cheryl
-
The picture of liberty is awesome, how did you transfer the image? Great wallet. Cheryl
-
Call Steve, http://www.leathermachineco.com/ Cheryl
-
good job Aaron, Cheryl
-
-
a link would be good.....Cheryl
-
Great idea for a great cause. Cheryl
-
I have a chrome tanned messenger bag and never treated it with anything. It doesn't wipe off so easily but it repels water on it's own. I don't know of anything you can use really, maybe someone else will have some answers
Cheryl
-
Hi Chuck. My experience is that resolene will just peel off of the chrome tanned. Cheryl
-
That's not an inlay but an applique or overlay. more info would be helpful but generally you'll want to skive around all the edges of your design so it will lay flatter against the other leather and then sew around all the edges. Cheryl
-
Tim, Steve said to cut them? I think that's odd. I didn't get my flatbed attachment or one chain but I called and they shipped them out that day. I'd ask for the correct foot to be sent because I wouldn't know how to start cutting them. The individual feet all serve a purpose and I don't know how they will sew to that purpose if you cut them. Sorry this happened on your 'twin' machine. Cheryl
Just looked closer and the are essentially the same, but not exact. I'd talk to Steve again.
-
Thank you so much Michelle. I already have two people that want bags like this. I'm so enjoying this. The 'rolled' edge I had to sew on was where I sewed it inside out. And LOL about the two Cheryls. Cheryl
-
Thanks Cheryl, I have a lot to learn still as you can see but I'm having so much fun. sorry took so long to respond, hours all mixed up. That's a night latch design Twin Oaks showed me way back when where you pull the leather through slits in itself, similar to a mystery braid but just one slit. I'll take a close up of it and post it later. Told me it was used when castles were guarded around the hand and saddle so if a guard dozed off he didn't fall off his horse!
-
First project on the Cobra. Cross Body Bag with Night Latch strap. Things I learned. First, a lesson I relearn daily.....try to be smarter than the project. I didn't think about putting the D rings on until after I'd sewn the sides of the bag. Even a cobra will not change the direction it sews. No matter how nicely you ask. Do not put your fingers in the area of the presser feet. If you do? DON'T drop the presser feet. If you want the machine to sew forward it's most helpful that you don't have it in reverse. Last? When all else fails blame the tension.
Seriously first thing besides curly qs I've sewn on the machine.
-
Bob I can't say enough good things about it. I found out second time I watched the video I had it threaded wrong and it was STILL sewing good. I've sewn soft italian leather and 10 oz veg tanned doubled over and it did both with no problem. I just really love it.
-
I'm still practicing, haven't done a real job yet. Cobra Steve says it has a learning curve of 2 hours. Maybe if you're a savant, but I'm not, LOL. I agree absolutely with bro Tim, they are huge in person. I'm still afraid of mine a little. Not because they are so big but of messing something up. I've never had something like this new and so nice.
-
Thanks Steve. Cheryl
-
Yeah Keenan it is more of a bone color, really pretty with the wood top and brown stand
I never have spare cash so can't let that stop you. Space however......thing truly is an elegant beast.
-
Oh! Shiny! Your gonna do great with that Cc. Congrats on getting it.
ADOLS, LOL. I'm having a ball with it Bryan!!!!!
nice your up in the world compared to me lol ive got the oldies.
LOL Bonnie, your EPS Computerized embroidery machine and others, ragged lot they are
How ARE you?
-
I think so too!!! Cheryl
-
Thanks Brian. Cheryl
Chair I Reupholstered For A Customer.
in Furniture: Inlays and Upholstery
Posted · Report reply
He picked it up this afternoon and was one happy man. And that of course made me happy. He is attaching the arms himself because he's not sure how he wants to do them yet. Cheryl