Timd

Been there. Do the spirit dye first, then the acrylic.

Russ, we do:The Guild And congrats, Alex!!

You are ON FIRE, Kevin! Awesome stuff.

#2 looks vaguely familiar..... beautiful work as usual, Tina, welcome back!

This is my go-to supplier for that kind of stuff: McMaster-Carr

If you have a list going, put me on it, Den! I like print, though, my computer is in the living room, I'd be running back and forth too much, lol.

That is OFF the hook, brother!!

Sorry, I was rushed yesterday, I was thinking just the single strap in the center, and woven through the 2 1/2" piece.No tooling, no grommets, just leather. That style was every where in the '70's.

Something like this?

Put the holster in a zip-lock bag, then use wadded up newspaper as filler. Even if you don't read the paper, 75 cents gets you alot of packing.

Looks great, Holly. Jeff does nice work.

Another vote for Jeff Mosby here, I have a 1" & a 11/2", Both have held up well

I LOVE IT! You sir, are too darn cool!

Where Shirley Zanelli left off, Caroline Watson has picked up. Cool stuff, Roo

Can you share, Caroline? I've been waiting for an answer myself. Every corner I do is different, and has a few cuss words attached to it.

Sweet! Was it also dinner? I've only had Georgia rattler, and it was good.

I haven't done anything as short as a bracelet, but I do alot of purse straps. What I do is lay the 3 strips side by side with the edges standing up, and just run the dauber along all 3 sides at once, then flip it over and do it again. When you do that, it usually opens the ends enough to get inside there too.

Now THAT is cool!

'bout time! looks great!

Nice work

Great stuff! I love the tri-weave spine, very creative.

I'm not sure how I missed this, but it's a very interesting thread. I live in one of the first totally planned communities built after WWII, Here's a history . I'm about 20 miles upriver from Philadelphia, with its rich Continental history, Independence Hall, The Liberty Bell, and the new Constitution Center. I'm 5 miles from Trenton, N.J. which shares alot of that history. I'm about 30 miles from Holly's old stomping grounds of the Flemington, NJ area. I like the fact that I can drive an hour and be sitting on the beach, or be on some of the finest trout streams this side of the Mississippi. Drive an hour and a half and I can be in New York City. It's a very congested area, but I like to call it home.

looks great, Tim

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