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It is really neat! But is it only for small ladies? Can tall ladies use it too? YinTx
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I made a veg tan leather cover that I absolutely soaked in dubbin. It has been on my bible now for I don't know, 4 years or so. It's been inside, so no heat from the car, but nothing has gotten into the bible. Of course, ymmv. Lining the thing with something like Chevre like Hardrada mentioned would really alleviate any concerns. YinTx
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I need a belt expert
YinTx replied to Dwight's topic in Purses, Wallets, Belts and Miscellaneous Pocket Items
I think I've seen belts that are 3 pieces, to keep the world centered and balanced and looking intentional. YinTx -
That is really quite good! YinTx
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top notch! YinTx
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Very cool! I like the use of the shell stamp as a flower center too. YinTx
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Great work for sure, and don't undersell yourself, clearly original work, definitely an artist! YinTx
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Absolutely fantastic, thank you kindly for putting this type of information out there for us, it will really help reduce some anxiety and stress when trying to dial in these machines! YinTx
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I just made a pencil pouch that reminds me somedays I haven't managed to advance my skills much, in fact 2 steps back! Anyhow, the sheath came out quite functional, for sure, and that stamp is a bear to line up nicely, which you have succeeded at phenomenally. And pretty sure I have a blade with pretty much the same profile, so I think it may have come that way. As you know, I have a few blades that I need to rework the handles on, but I've been reticent to disassemble them because I am not sure of a good way to get the pins out, and replace them, etc. Since you have proficiently reworked yours, any photos, suggestions? YinTx
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Yep, that should pretty much do it. Think I'll put my tools down for a bit and ponder my purpose, lol. YinTx And I really like the belt, contrast in colors, textures, leathers...materials, mad knife skills... design...
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Impressive. YinTx
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Fantastic inspired effort putting that design together. Having tooled one purse body, can confirm it is a lot of tapping to boot. YinTx
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Looks like block dye method, applying Angelus Acrylic paint. YinTx
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Love it. Tank Girl rocks. YinTx
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Throw pillow? Also have a springbok hide, trying to decide what I want to make with it, so interested in what others suggest! YinTx
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Finger carving on the inside of that belt is top notch. Awesome work! YinTx
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Thanks for that detail. I'll give it a try next time, and see if I like the results. Like you I haven't liked the look of seeing the pattern on the inside. YinTx
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Are all cheap strap cutters created equal?
YinTx replied to BriarandThorne's topic in Getting Started
The biggest improvement I made to my cheap strap cutter is taking sand paper to all the sharp edges. Leather glides through much nicer, and no more scratched/marked leather! Just astonished at how little finishing work goes into products these days making them near unusable. YinTx -
Don't think I've ever seen a blade like that, it is kinda cool! Neat story and kudos on the sheath, also! YinTx
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WTB: Old Fashioned Purse Stamping Patterns
YinTx replied to Dwight's topic in Patterns and Templates
I have a significant collection of patterns that I have purchased, many not Tandy patterns, for purses and such, dating back to the 1940's, maybe earlier. Not sure how to show you what I have, but willing to give it a go if you are interested. YinTx -
Quite the turn! Glad it turned out well for you. YinTx you.... you see what I did there....
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Those are nice. Perhaps that maker would share their technique with you? YinTx