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Oooooo now I want one! I like it! Show us the next one when its done. YinTx

Lots of goodies... up to the imagination, I would say. YinTx

Thanks. I used Fiebeng's Pro Resist. Heh, hadn't thought of that. None of mine have died yet tho... even the one that got soaked in water... Appreciate that. I've used it a few times, no issue yet. Thanks. This was actually made for a skillet called an Ebelskiver, which has a very wide handle. I put it on the large skillet because I figure most folks don't have an Ebelskiver. I have one made out of heavy suede I've been using for some time now, looks as good as the day I made it, no grease stains, etc. and it has worked well. Trick is, put it on, use it, take it off. They both hold firm, no worries about rotating skillets, etc. Of course, if you have a full on 10" deep frying skillet filled up, I don't think I'd be wanting to pick it up and move it around without oven mitts. YinTx

Thanks, but I can't take credit for the idea. Saw a set floating around these pages just the other day, and I think his came out nicer, simply because there wasn't any tooling and it just matched nicer. But, mine still is functional! YinTx

Oh... folks buy that stuff??? and here I've been cuttin it up to use as glue spreaders... YinTx

Awesome. One of my favorite color combos - red and black. Unless that's pink... even then, I like it. YinTx

Was messing around trying different dye/resist/antique techniques, and ended up with this. 2 birds, one stone! YinTx

Hah! I thought it was your work as well, the style and effect is so similar to the work you do! Likewise, look forward to seeing the end result! YinTx

Wow, I instantly thought of the cloth wheel grabbing that blade out of the skiver and slinging it across the room. Scary method. They make safety blade holders that you could use to more firmly grip it. I have just recently started using my safety skiver again, and I do just drag mine across the strop board in the holder. Would like to find better quality, so will try the link provided for that. Thanks! YinTx

Hey, you have a display, a lot more than I can say for myself! Nicely done. and it looks great to boot, with awesome art. YinTx

Those came out great. What did you use that resulted in such a successful resist? YinTx

Try Abbey England, they may have what you are looking for. YinTx

That is a really cool chair, and the leather looks like it is in good shape with a nice patina. If it is veg tan, and depending on the finish, it might take a dye. Maybe pick a dye like mahogany, or burgundy, or some similar dark dye to match the wine stain? If you are planning on tossing the leather anyhow, might be worth a go. Then put some neatsfoot, and a finish on it, see how it comes out. Otherwise, would be pretty simple to use the existing for a template and go from there. Nice find! Look forward to seeing what you do with it. YinTx

Brilliant. All of these items look fantastic! thanks for sharing! YinTx

https://factorysanta.thebase.in/items/8366986 not sure if this helps you or not... YinTx

Better? Dang near perfection already, thank you. YinTx

that is an awesome well made thing for your other thing. YinTx also, those edges tho. even on the belt slots

Spot on work. Love the curves on the sheath. YinTx

I'd say you nailed it. I've been trying to use edge paint for years now and still not happy with it! I've posted plenty of things, your card wallet is better and deserves to shine! YinTx

These really did come out clean. I was all proud, I just last night finished up a similar wallet in Whiskey Wickett and Craig, was all ready to post in the show off section, then I saw yours. I'll just keep practicin before I show off, lol. YinTx

Rita or Ritza? Because it didn't look like a flat braid poly Ritza thread from your photos. YinTx

Fantastic thread, and stitching! What is it (the thread)? Also, absolutely awesome work on the border stamping, looks like a serious combination of tools perfectly laid out, unless you had that thing made... YinTx

These are nicely done! YinTx