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  1. Tina
    Love your designs Kevin and they keep getting better and better (and I'm the proud owner of Kevins Gargoyle *S*)
  2. Tina
    Freaking Beautiful, I just Love your stuff Bob...And I'm not even into the traditional patterns *LOL*
  3. Tina
    Naw *LOL* For "those things" I'm strickly using Latigo leather, comes black, shiny and nice:-)
  4. Tina
    Absolute Beautiful work...You should post this in the "Show off" section so nobody misses it:-)
  5. Tina
    Going to look the next time, thanks for the tip Billsotx:-) Oh, one thing, don't forgett to buy a quart or so of the Reducer, that way you can make almost any shade of the color you have. I also blend them as I wish to get new colors...Ex, yellow + red=orange etc. that way there is no need to get all the colors they have. Just a small tip to save some dollars.
  6. Tina
    Luke, I think the link I pasted down has at least all the leather dyes and all the leather paints from Angelus. They come in either 4oz or quarts. Rayban, I have bought stuff from that places for a year now and I'm super happy. They deliver quickly and IF something is wrong they make good even quicker.
  7. Tina
    Hi Peter, I only use Angelius, I love the manny vivid colors and they fit my style perfectly. I get them from: www.turtlefeathers.net (I have no connection with the owner for that website besides I buy from them) Good Luck//Tina
  8. Tina
    Very Cool:-) I Love the way your colors came out too...Great work on this one
  9. Tina
    Thank You William:-) I tell you...Now when I got the hang of doing 2-tone, I even do the 1-color braiding the same way, it's much easier to me (and quicker...Might be an illusion?)
  10. Tina
    ...but think how nice to weigh 80 instead of 176
  11. Tina
    Well, You might be right about the English spelling on that one I have no idea...Where I come from it's Ton (I think actually with a big T but not sure, *hmmmmmm???*) We do learn brittish English in shool (manny, manny, manny, years ago) but i can't remeber much from that time, I'm sure it shows :-)
  12. Tina
    Just a little tip, take baking paper or similar (to avoid impressions from fabric in the leather), lay the leather grain side down and iron on the flesh side, I usually dont have to hot of an iron, aspecially when it is so thinn as 2oz.
  13. Tina
    Hi, I really like the game board. it came out so clean, crisp and nice:-)
  14. Tina
    Dead serious:-) I bought the first tools in october last year but I have been doing crafty things all my life, leather was just a new base so to speak.
  15. Tina
    I'm with you Roo, I LOVE my metric system that make sense all the way... I try my best to adapt to the American "system" but it's not easy, everything's a mess and you actually have to learn each system one by one (weight, lenght, volume etc) Metric is sooo easy, just 1, 10, 100, 1000 on all types...And a metric ton is of course 1000kg :-)
  16. Tina

    I DO Exist!!

    Tina replied to Froghunter's topic in Art

    I can just second on Crystal... So happy everything goes well and wish we could see ya here a wee bit more:-)
  17. Tina
    Hi and Welcome:-) I started just a wee bit more than a year ago. My path was to read as much as possible from web pages online then I got a basic 7 tool package and one or two books Al Stohlman, like "Leatherwork Manual" and "How to carve leather". That package should get you started. Great Luck to you:-) //Tina
  18. Tina
    Awesome Crystal, and I bet that pattern did get you something to do for a while:-)
  19. Tina
    Hi, I read somewhere here that some dogs might be allergic to veg.tan leather and you should not have it closest to their bodys...Check this one out just to be sure.
  20. Tina
    Thanks Ken, I don't take credit for the design, it's Al Stohlmans... Thanks Bob I hope to get much better at things like this in the future...Just need to practise:-)
  21. Tina
    Well, That is not thee page I got the idea from but thanks for the link. I do not understand the problem it took you to find girly skulls, the idea is all over the Internet, drawn, painted, mostly tattoed and there is a limited way you can draw skulls, pigtails and bows...And the point is?
  22. Tina
    Thanks Ken:-) Sooo glad I can do that:-)
  23. Tina
    I Love this one, somebody is going to get lucky this x-mas:-)
  24. Tina
    Small girls always love pink bling, I'm sure she's happy:-)
  25. Tina
    Gee, Thanks Roo so much:-) Well, like I say to hubby, I'm an alien so I'm allowed to spell like a crow:-) Thanks Casey, soo glad you like it:-)
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