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Johanna

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  • Birthday July 12

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    Ohio USA

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    making good coffee
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    WHAT TO EXPECT AT ILLUME LAS VEGAS Illume is more than a trade show. It’s a creative hub where leather artists of all levels come together to discover, learn, experience and connect. Whether you're here to sharpen your skills, network with fellow makers, or discover the best in tools and supplies, the Las Vegas Illume Event is your place to get inspired. 🎉 VIP Perks Exclusive demos, discounts, meet & greets, and more for VIP passholders. 🛠 Hands-On Classes Learn directly from expert makers in immersive workshops. Save your spot now! 🛍 Trade Show Vendors 80+ booths of premium tools, leather, supplies, and interactive experiences. 🎯 Showcase Enter your creations to show off your skills and earn a feature in an issue of Illume Magazine. 🤝 Networking Connect with makers, mentors, instructors, and creative collaborators. 🏆 Awards Ceremony Celebrate top-tier leathercraft at the show’s high-energy closing event - the People's Choice Awards! MORE INFO click here
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    IFOLG 2026 Traditional meets modern Illinois Valley Leather Guild
  3. I just had this conversation with someone- that shoemakers and saddlemakers are like the surgeons and cardiologists of leatherworkers. (She works in the medical field and understood the analogy)
  4. For many of us, this was the first leather instruction book we saw. Note the title. When you open it, it’s about “leatherwork”. What do you call it, and why?
  5. I don't have all the forums and subforums set to show on the sidebar. If you click your name and go to your profile, you should be able to see all your posts.
  6. US Naval Leathercraft Manual - Leather History - Leatherworker.net.pdf I turned this thread into a pdf for those of you who are on limited connections, or want to review it offline.
  7. This is what we had before Al Stohlman and later, the internet. Thanks for sharing. This brings back some old memories of how little we had before the Reis family bought the Leathercrafters and Saddlers Journal, before the IFoLG. One of the oldest tradecrafts in the world, and it almost died out quietly, except for us diehard enthusiasts.
  8. Well, it's good to see you again. Are you still doing leatherwork? Life does come at us fast. ~J
  9. We are very pleased to meet you. Bespoke shoes are one of the most fascinating expressions of leatherwork, and technically complicated. Yours look outstanding. Please tell us more. Bardzo dobry ~J
  10. @Northmount You have unselfishly helped lots of people over the years. If I could figure out how to put a gold crown over your name, I would.
  11. This is exciting! Marked on the calendar! ((hugs)) Randy
  12. @bruce johnson is the man to ask about the older tools. We're gonna waive the price rules until we have further conversation so we can get this man's tools into appreciative hands for a fair price.
  13. It looks like the particular topic you linked was transferred into the Sewing Machine Forum by Northmount at about 8:30 pm, because he thought it would get more specific attention from you sewing machine experts there.
  14. It's like the old time infomercials in the middle of the night. "But wait! We can sell you a new magic database tool for a gazillion dollars, that may or may not work any better than what you've got! Call Ronco now and save 15%!" Follow Tom's advice to search the site by Google.
  15. I just searched "awl" and got nothing. I wonder if there is a setting somewhere for the online search function? Friquant has me off to the races again. Thanks for the heads up.
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