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From the album: Hap's Leather
12"/14" stoned oiled made from scratch bag -
From the album: Hap's Leather
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From the album: Hap's Leather
Roper wallet -
From the album: Hap's Leather
10"/12" picture -
From the album: Hap's Leather
Finally Finished, 8"/12"/14" 5 interior pockets. -
I've made a tote from 3oz. Veg. Tanned leather. I finished it with antiquing gel. It has a tooled/dyed design . I've tried neetsfoot oil in the past and it bleed through to the front and didn't look well. Tried a leather conditioner,lexol, same results. Thanks Harry you can see in the photo on the right side some discoloration caused by conditioner used on inside.
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Christmas Gift for Mother in law
harry phillips commented on St8LineGunsmith's gallery image in More Leatherwork
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I agree. You can get basic patterns online sites such as Tandy Leather. They also have videos to show you how. For garment and bag material you can use a home machine to sew with. I just posted a tote I'm working on and I'm showing the different steps. It might help. Hey send me the design and I'll make it for you. I'm retired and love projects. I just got on this site so I see your post was in July . My site is Hap's Leather, Harry Phillips. Don't get discourage, get in there and follow your dream.
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Tandy has a great book that covers all styles of branding , it has good understandable illustrations. It's called Leather Braiding by Bruce Grant. About 200 pages. Very good and covers it all.
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What Machine Should I Purchase
harry phillips commented on Smokey Allen's blog entry in Smokey Allen's Blog
I purchased a ls-1 from sailrite. Love it. They have an Liz-1 that has zig-zag stitching . They also have more professional machine. I sew up to 3/8" thickness no problem. If I could afford it I would get a machine with a servo motor. You can control the speed much better. I modified my foot control with an adjustable stop, that helps me. -
Hand Stitching Video
harry phillips commented on keableleather's blog entry in Keable Leather Local Blog
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Jap Made Adler Zig Zag Residentual Sewing Machine
harry phillips commented on bigred85's blog entry in bigred85's Blog
Hi, hate to bother you again. Just googled Adler sewing machines and manuals came up. -
Jap Made Adler Zig Zag Residentual Sewing Machine
harry phillips commented on bigred85's blog entry in bigred85's Blog
I find manuals online. As for oiling, take top cover and end covers off. Oil any pivot points and any up and down or rotation points. Some have small holes to put a few drops of oil in. -
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Antiquing done ready to sew. -
I know what you mean Chuck, it's feathered, it just doesn't show in the photos as much. I'm gonna double check before I antique it. I see some edges that need to be rolled over with a spoon too. Thanks for the heads up,will look it over 1st. Harry
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Progress on tote for my Daughter. -
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Progress on tote for my Daughter. -
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Tote for my Daughter. -
10/20 tools will get you going,bevelers,background,pear shaders, you can do a lot of work with just a few. Most of the time I use 5/8 tools. I used a swivel knife,smooth and fine checkered beveler, medium and pointed background tools, a sharp point pear shader and that's pretty much it. Peace
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Good work. Try going around your letters with a background or any beveler. 1st time ?????? Good work, Peace
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Looks Good,I'd say you're off to a good start. On your letters you can dress it some by going around the letters with background or any beveler . It will add to your tooling which good. Peace.
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Open for suggestions. Love it before dying. I'm a rookie on this site. Learning the how to's. Anyway here's the photo. Thanks Harry. I'm a rookie on this site. Learning the how to's. Anyway here's the photo. Thanks Harry.
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From the album: Hap's Leather
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