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How about Pictures of Your Workshops
leatherworm replied to Jordan's topic in Leatherwork Conversation
Ray, My thought for the sachel is a long, adjustable strap. The user could carry it from the shoulder on same side as the sachel or the strap could go over the neck. The strap could be adjustable to a shorter length and used as a handle as well. See how easy that is for me to say, when you have to do all the work. Now, I'm worn out from thinking, nap time. Bless you my amigo -
This is my 1st entry in this forum, hopes it works. Have done some hand carved Harley Banners (just what I call them) intended to be used free-lance and or to be attached to saddle bags or garments. The "Rt. 66," and Harley banners are 1 1/2" x 8 3/4" . The original idea was to make leather bracelets which led to a more versatile idea, let the user do as he/she pleases. They are hand carved using veggie tan leather and I consider them proto-types. .
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Texas Willie vintage worn strap
leatherworm commented on Cyberthrasher's gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
Anthing leather & refering to Wille is going to set-off the Eye Alarm. Your work stands on its own with character, charm and the texture of the good old days. This is a classic piece, Jerry Jeff H would reach higher notes with this strap on his guitar. Its easier to make something look new than to look new, yet used. -
Oh, I do like this one. This is something you have to be ready to talk about when someone sees it. The conversation usually starts out with something like "That is so cool," then, "Where did you get it." You ans with, I raise them at home and when full grown, I put on leather, maybe not. Very nice -
Nice camera shot. Carving those border channels/lines really make you aware of how careful you have to be about pre-planning any images. You came out with a really, nice balance and neat design. -
hand carved Route 66 harley leather banner
leatherworm commented on leatherworm's gallery image in Gallery- Our Leatherwork
Thank you Ray, Thank you very much. My color arrangements are easy to come up with, I go with what I got. -
How about Pictures of Your Workshops
leatherworm replied to Jordan's topic in Leatherwork Conversation
That Eagle Sachel is very, impressive! I see your still working it. You have all the right tools and Ray, you are made of the right stuff. I can tell your blessings are many and most of all, you haven't forgottent nor taken any for granted. -
How about Pictures of Your Workshops
leatherworm replied to Jordan's topic in Leatherwork Conversation
Hey Ray, As soon as I received your message I came right over. Finally, Ray's Shoe Throne, very nice. This is quiet way of letting us know that you learned to do leather work from the ground up, ha, ha. Those shoes all look brand new except I know for a fact, new shoes don't come with a bright spit shine. I joined the Marine corps in 1965 and I was just getting the hang of doing a good spit shine in boot camp when they sent me South, yea, the other South. I can't imagine the stories and stock market tips and so forth that have come down from your leathery throne and I'm sure, some you will never reveal. As for selling items in your shop, I think you need to start off with an Auction Barn, you gots lots of stuff. Thanks for the Throne pic amigo and the others. -
Class act display showing the Rugged Beauty of leather and fine craftmanship. The hours of labor and patience show clearly the pride of effort. Sometimes its fair to say I did good and you did very good. -
This is so cool, I can see it on the cover of children's book and on MY wall. -
Oh My, the beauty of your work is so far from what I've done that I really, feel inspired. I only hope you are human and I'm not wasting my time trying. -
Sharp design work and that is some good looking, heavy leather. I know it takes time for this and it shows. Heck, I even like the background wood.
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Had to come back again and mention that I noticed the excellent detail in the (eye) area, all over really, but the eye grabs you. Lot of character in this piece. -
This is allbeautiful work, the natural/rough looking texture brings the Big guy to life. I'm amazed at the detail and I could go on. I like to use - scrap leather may not be the word here, but I find something to do with any useable piece of leather. This is super work, thanks. -
That is so cool and interesting. The more I look, the more there is to see, terrific detail. The bottom scrol looks to be very difficult to do, so clean. Children & adults would come to see this emperor in a movie. RaySouth is heavy into this are form also.