KNIFE SHEATH & WOMEN'S WALLET

[KNIFE SHEATH & WOMEN'S WALLET]

nice detail, esp like the rivets on the corners of the sheath.

[Pinky, Are you pondering what I'm pondering?]

Nice, great idea.

[Knife]

Very nice looking knives. Love the boxes

[Bag]

very nice job. love the color

[Python Inlay Wallet]

looks real good to me.

[Matching Journal Covers...]

very nice job

[Scorpion Tool Bag]

looks great. I love the color contrast.

[Casing Leather]

Thank you Bob for the information. I have been trying this method out and even though I am still not 100% on how much moisture this system seams to be working better than what I used to do ie just wetting the leather while i am working it. this combined with increased attention to swivel knife sharpness has made a big difference.

Bri

[Here's My Shop, Let's See Your Shop!]

you all have very nice looking shops, right now mine is a book shelf with a fold out table on one side of a walk in closet. I usually have to drag out all my stuff to the kitchen table. now if I could get all of my wifes projects out of the garage I could have some space.

[Leatherworkers Guild Forming In Utah Valley Area]

Has anyone expressed any interest? I have been looking for just such a group in the area. I was hoping that the old guild my dad belonged to, the Utah leather founders still around but it appears that this is not the case.

BP

[This Year's Christmas Gifts]

nice work. I love the journal and the knife sheath.

[Kindle Cover]

Very nice job. I am sure she will love it.

[Cross Draw Snubby Holster]

^{nice cross draw. I like the color. there was a nice article in the journal back a few years on a cross draw derringer holster.}

[Green As Grass]

nice color, I like the contranst between the holster and the straps. nice basketweave pattern.

[Brown Cxl Wallets]

nice job, I like the double snaps in the second picture.

[First Guitar Strap]

good job. looks good with the red mockingbird

[Tote Bag]

very nicely thought out and done.

["howdy" From Hico, Tx]

hello Dennis, Iam a greeny also. and yes there is some amazing work here.

[Hi From Utah]

Thanks for the welcome. im in Riverton Utah, right in the Salt Lake Valley. I have not really found any clubs nearby yet. I could not find any info on the Utah leather Pounders either. I need to make it over to Tandy's or beck leather to see if they have any info.

[Hi From Utah]

Hi all. just wanted to pop in and say hi and introduce myself. My name Is Brian and I started out in leather craft when I was in elementary school. My Father was very much into the craft and always encouraged me and helped with projects. I was into it until other interests took over in my early teens. My father was very active and was aslo a long time member of the Utah Leather pounders. I am not sure why he got out of it or even when exactly he did. well fast forward 30 years and I find myself drawn in again. I am starting out new again and am trying to build up my inventory of equipment and tools on a limited budget. It seems that my father got rid of most of his tools many years ago. he passed away in 2008. anyway I am glad to be back and I look forward to learning and re learning the craft.