Ja5on
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Thanks WyomingSlick! Great info. That is what I was hoping to find out.
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Wow, Thank you "JAZZMAN" and "zuludog"!! Great insight and thoughts! I think I agree with you! Luckily the axe was with it so that makes it extra special. Thanks!
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Thanks for the thoughts and advice, I really appreciate it!!
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The inside looks good, no visible water stains at all. it does seem dry. Thanks!
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I found this old leather hatchet cover from my grandfathers house (who recently passed). As you can see from the photos, it looks as though it has some water damage. I Photoshoped his name out with the red just for posting purposes; he wrote his name with a black sharpie on the leather. My grandpa was a huge part of my life and I loved him very much. I want to keep this leather hatched cover as a reminder of him but Im not sure if I should try and repair it in any way. I want to keep it in its original state as much as possible. Does anyone have any ideas or advice?? Thanks!
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The color I used was Java Brown dye from Eco-Flo. To get the basic shape I used the Simplicity 1558 HH pattern from Jo-Anns. I sized it and made some modifications of my own for the look I was after. The peace of leather I used was awesome it was covered with natural scratches that made it look amazing. -
From the album: Ja5on's Leather
My first Zippo lighter case. -
From the album: Ja5on's Leather
Leather corset for a friend. -
From the album: Ja5on's Leather
Leather wine tote. I used 6/7 oz. leather -
From the album: Ja5on's Leather
Leather knife sheath for my Ka-Bar Becker BK17. It's 6/7 oz. leather dyed timber brown. showing the straps undone with the vertical belt strap attached. here is a pic of the back -
From the album: Ja5on's Leather
Leather knife sheath for my Ka-Bar Becker BK17. It's 6/7 oz. leather dyed timber brown. showing the straps undone with the vertical belt strap attached. -
From the album: Ja5on's Leather
Leather knife sheath for my Ka-Bar Becker BK17. It's 6/7 oz. leather dyed timber brown. Here is a picture of the straps undone -
From the album: Ja5on's Leather
Leather knife sheath for my Ka-Bar Becker BK17. It's 6/7 oz. leather dyed timber brown. -
From the album: Ja5on's Leather
Leather knife sheath for my Ka-Bar Becker BK17. It's 6/7 oz. leather dyed timber brown. -
From the album: Ja5on's Leather
leather Steam Punk plague doctors mask. -
From the album: Ja5on's Leather
Leather knife sheath for a Ka-Bar Becker BK17 -
From the album: Ja5on's Leather
Leather knife sheath for a Ka-Bar Becker BK17 -
This is my wife's first leather project. We could not find info on how to line it, so she chose to do it with pigskin suede. It is nice material, but the dye comes off on skin when you work with it. Does anyone know how we can treat it so it won't rub off on shirts worn underneath? We are considering spraying it with waterproofer for leather shoes. Thanks in advance. Also, going forward, is there a way to actually treat the pigskin suede before it is applied to the project?
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From the album: Ja5on's Leather
My first leather cowboy rig for a .45 Colt. This is for my Father-in-law. I used a lot of tips from this web site to build this. Thanks! -
From the album: Ja5on's Leather
My first leather cowboy rig for a .45 Colt. This is for my Father-in-law. I used a lot of tips from this web site to build this. Thanks! -
I really like your clip idea and the story too! I was thinking about making a combination sheath that would hold a knife and scissors. I just completed this sheath so when I go back to work I'm predicting my co-workers may be wanting it. I may have to give it away :-) -
This is for a full size 1911 ".45". This was my first attempt at a holster like this. -
From the album: Ja5on's Leather
Western holster for a .45 -
From the album: Ja5on's Leather
Western holster for a .45 -
From the album: Ja5on's Leather
A sheath for Lineman’s scissors.
