Here is one I made just for practice. I didn't have any specific need in mind, just playing with a few ideas. The notes on top are stamped with available Tandy tools. The pattern was laid out on paper before hand, traced, cut, beveled and then colored with antique stain. Some I painted with resist, others with mahogany. On the ends I came up with my own idea for adjustment. The holes and straps for the adjusters at each end are actually snug enough that they probably would never come out, but I cut a piece of leather larger than the slot and stitched them together so that the strap goes up through 1 slot, down through the next and through the sewn on piece. On the back, I glued on a padding made from 1/4 inch foam from Tandy with rubber cement, then glued on pigskin liner, again with rubber cement. The guitar strap is laced all the way around with a doule loop stitch, but the pigskin ends just before the slots for the adjusting strap start. If I did this again, I would probably take the pigskin all the way to the end, although it would be a lot more work finishing around the slots. I stained the pigsking just where the 1/4 inch padding lifts it and then used the Tandy stamps like rubber stamps to paint on the notes.