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Crystal started following Close up of grouse on shotgun shell bag, 1002032 654376294614235 1558396963 N and Shotgun shell bag
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Christmas Went To The Dogs :-)
Crystal replied to Crystal's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
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Close up of grouse on shotgun shell bag
Crystal commented on Crystal's gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
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Crystal started following Hand-Stitched French Calf Holdall and Master Of Mess --When Using Glue----
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First Rifle Sling
Crystal replied to WELSHMAN's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
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Thanks, Les No6!
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Thank you, Jax!
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I am trying to source martingale chains for dog collars in Brass. Any help is much appreciated! Thanks
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Rifle Sling In Progress
Crystal replied to clintsdivco's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Good way to keep the sling with the correct rifle! :-) Neat idea! -
Beautiful piece!
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Gun Case - Antique Suitcase Style
Crystal replied to DHopper's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
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I have done both and I think either would work on a Bible cover. The paint may be a little more user friendly. Put it on thinned, and build up layers to get your coverage. If you go with the gold leaf, make sure the leather is dry first. I also did all my other color before applying it. Make sure all the other color is dry. When you brush to burnish it, you are going to get gold leaf over everything, and it takes some patience to get it all removed. You will also get gold leaf stuck to wherever you apply the glue, so becareful with it. I would do several light sealing layers over it- letting each layer dry before adding another. Good luck! And it's never a bad thing to do some test tries first! Crystal
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I have to say "ditto".