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Well Holly, while I do see the spots you're talking about, they aren't as blaringly obvious as I'm sure you see them. I actually think it's a really cool box, and if you think it looks that bad, send it to me and I'll throw it away for you, ok? Honestly, nice job.

I just googled this- http://www.runningpsaddlery.com/ no luck on the other one.

Here's one of mine- http://members.iinet.net.au/~pontipak/redsquare.html

What a cool gift ( i think), how did she like it?

Ed, that kind of adhesive usually dries to a yellow, try a pint tub first.

That looks great, Crystal. Very clean, very professional.

Ahhh, up there in God's country. I'm 20 miles north of Philly.

Dang, Max, I thought you knew better than to hang around with Bubbleheads! lol Nice work anyway!

Hi Dennis, welcome. Be very careful around here, this place is addicting! I think I spend more time here than I do actually doing leatherwork. Where in PA are you ?

Thanks, Bruce. that's what I thought, but what a cool idea. Not many of his tools are necessities, but aint they sweet?

I was on Jerimiah Watts web site and saw this: http://www.ranch2arena.com/hsbtwheelbvler.html It certainly looks like it would save some time on larger pieces.

Thanks for that. What kind of dye do you use?

beautiful colors, Dog. Can you explain how you did them?

Use this: http://www.woodcraft.com/product.aspx?Prod...mp;FamilyID=271

lookin' great as usual, Holly.

Kate, that's incredible! I really like it.

Rick, here's something I did last year: http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?s...ic=5729&hl=, The ribbons are the easiest, fastest way i've found to raise money. I just use scraps and the same bottle of pink acrylic paint I've had for 3 years now. I charge $5 for them, and can't make them fast enough. Be your wife's anchor, hold her close, and listen. My wife is a 9 yr. survivor, and I'm thankful every day.

You have every right to be proud, that's really tight!

I keep going back to this video. While I know nothing about horses, I know this horse has HUGE cajones! Awesome to watch.

Try here for thread: http://www.royalwoodltd.com/cat14-17ar.htm

I love it, Roo. It has a kind of a Pennsylvania Dutch hex sign look to it.

try these: http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/template...rset=ISO-8859-1

Thanks, Kevin

Josh, try making something and donate it to a local cause. It helps me out when I do it, and you're also giving back. If it can or will be displayed, make sure you have plenty of business cards available next to your product.