tlauts
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These are fun and quite a challenging project, have some more ideas to work on.
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The third of four for Twisted Fringe.
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Some custom work for Twisted Fringe, (2 of 4) have one more to complete.
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Cordovan
So this would require pattern making, cutting the parts, hand sewing and finishing the edges, correct, no tooling or finishing? What you have shown is not a problem on either, I can draft the parts on CAD, cut a pattern on a laser, and so on, just need the sizes desired, "a scope of work required", and I understand that you would supply the materials, correct? Also this would be your design and I would agree not to copy.
Tim
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Would be interested depending the level of detail in the project.
Tim
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I would like to try the brand angelus but I used liquitex acrylic with a blending and painting medium. White a touch of burnt umber mix then a wash of burnt umber blend for the skull and feathers. Then some old spectra shade in red and chocolate brown mix for the shield background and the curved bars are a mix cadmium yellow and burnt umber blend. The far background I used eco-flo desert tan. Thank you for the comments.
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Completed these for Twisted Fringe as inserted Art work. They are three inches in diameter and made from 8/9 oz. The skull is three layers consisting of a background, the shield piece and skull, then skieved down some 3/4 oz to make the feathers and attached them. Acrylic paint and dye for the coloring with a acrylic satin finish.
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Andy, Denny is quite informative, think you would enjoy a visit with him. Give him a call. I would like to have him here sometime to give a demo on carving. He is a blast to watch and a great teacher.
Tim
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Hi Andy, my name is Tim Lauts and I live in Atchison KS but born and raised in the sandhills of Nebraska . Thirty miles from North Platte in a small town, Stapleton. I understand that you are interested in saddles, have a good friend in Arthur Nebaska, one of the best in the country, Denny Rose of Rose Saddlery. Amazing to watch him work.
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Have to make the strap yet but close to completion.
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3.5 inchs in dia. I am making another simular to this for Brenda, twistedfringe.com. Awsome purses, met her at the Haskel Indian Art Market.
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The finished skull with hairpipe
Last Saturday I did a leather tooling demo and this is the tooling. I think I will make a v tool for small feathers from an old nail set, rather than this texture.
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Very Impressive
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I can show the finished, work on that image this week. Thank you for the comments.
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Completed these and gave them to my uncle and son.
The business card holder is for a member of the Kickapoo Tribe.
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Leather Medallion that I made for a necklace at the end of a 20 inch strand of bonehair pipe and beads
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Deb, may I have a copy of the patterns too, please. My email is telauts@live.com
Thank You
Tim Lauts
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I am a CAD instructor by trade and do leather tooling as a hobby. As for the topic, I would like to add to the discussion. I use CAD for patterns and print them on card stock for smaller projects and use a large scale printer for medium and larger projects. I also use Illustrator and many others, depends on what I feel like using. What I want to share is a great CAD software is Draftsight and there is videos and tutorials by the company, the neat part is the software is totally free. Once you learn to use the software, I think that you will find it rather simple and quite the time saver.
Tim
Feather Pendants
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three pieces combined together