MunkeyB
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Thank you everyone for the feedback. I think I will attach some elastic or snaps. Thanks ~MB
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I guess a bit more detail would have been more helpful The boots I'm talking about are Large black pirate boots a lot like these The tops are starting to sag down around the ankle. I had read that paraffin was or bees wax rubbed into the leather would help it stay stiffer but there was no mention of whether I have to melt the wax or not before rubbing it in. Regardless I figured you guys know your leather and would be able to give me some tips. Thanks Again ~MB
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Some projects that I did when I first started
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From the album: Early Work
This is a Sporran I made for a friend so he could carry his camera while wearing his kilt.© © leatherworker.net
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From the album: Early Work
This is a Sporran I made in trade for some tartan work that a guy did for me© © MichaelWeaver
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From the album: Early Work
The one on the left is the logo of my favorite Celtic Rock band, Enter The Haggis and the right on is a symbol of the martial arts I study© © leatherworker.net
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A Station 34 Hairpiece I made for my sister
MunkeyB posted a gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
From the album: Early Work
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A Phillies Hairpiece I made for my sister
MunkeyB posted a gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
From the album: Early Work
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From the album: Early Work
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Leather Roses I made my wife for our Anniversary
MunkeyB posted a gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
From the album: Early Work
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I've this pair of leather boots for years. Over time they've gotten wet a few times getting on and off the ship and the boots have begun to sag pretty badly. Any ideas on how to keep my leather boots erect? I don't want to be walking around with saggy leather flopping around. Thank you for your help in advance MB