
Pappys Leather
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Leather, shooting, old trucks
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Holsters, sheaths, misc
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Lacing, braiding
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Pappys Leather started following Carving, Splicing double loop stitch, Rough side of leather and and 5 others
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If your lace brakes in the middle doing double loop lace, what double you do to fix it?
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What do you do when the rough side of leather that is inside of a holster is really rough? I really don't want to line it.
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Is there anywhere to get 1 1/4 alphabet letter stamps? Or any suggestions best way to make them? I am working on my Santa belt and either just going to do SC or spell SANTA out centered on the belt with the sleigh coming off each side.
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Is there a video or something else to show how to use it correctly? I have tried several times but can't seem to make it look right. Just put it aside but now would like to use it on a project.
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I am working on my Santa belt that is 4 inches wide. After my border, I need 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 letters. No want makes letter stamps that large and honestly I am not good at lettering. Any suggestions?
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Yes the one pictured is hollow ground. My straight blade like yours is what I started out with but it's cuts were worst
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Here is picture of my practice cuts and my knife.
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Yes I wet the leather and let dry to start looking the color of the leather. This is a cover for a Tandy leather pouch. Maybe 2-3oz.
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Sometimes it seems the blade will just cut so deep and it doesn't seem deep. Here is one I just finished the cuts and stamping
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What is a steep beveler?
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Yes I did wet form
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Here is one. It came out looking to flat because the cuts were too shallow
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My latest finished one. Thinking I need to get a sewing machine and learn how to use it. Take a while to stitch theses by hand.
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Nice work Nice work
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Sometimes when I am doing the cuts for a carving pattern, they don't seem to be deep enough to get nice even indentations when using the bvevelers or other pattern tools. What am I doing wrong? I strop my blade before start. I don't do a lot of carving for that reason. I do stamping more.