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Beautiful work! Eric the Red wishes he had one! I think that they will love them Storm

VERY NICELY DONE! Keep it up! Storm

Really like your check book cover. What's not to like!?!? The carving and the lacing looks great! Gotta get me a stump! Storm

Hey Bobocat, You got skills babe!! Very nice piece. Looking forward to some more! Storm

Very nice. Like the image too. What I have done in the past is make practice pieces with scrap and play with the distance between holes. I also bevel both sides before starting my lacing. Storm

This is some most excellent carving and craftsmanship!!! SUPERB! Storm

You put it all together. Looks super Spider! Congradulations!!!! Storm

Hey Muerto... Nice! Shades of Day Of The Dead. Very innovative and cool! Like to see some more. I saw your other gear and it is tight! Your approach to the genre is right on. Your contruction looks good too! Thanks to Leatheroo we can now see some very alternative and innovative stuff Storm

Do some research on how the Eskimo people build Kayaks and what they use. May depend on your construction approach but here is always polyuretane. Storm

Hi Roger, Love the tribal Yin Yang thing you have in this one. Can't wait to see it finished. Storm

Hi Shelly, You do some awefully nice work. OK! That's a little closer to the mark. You just don't see that sort of quality anymore. Glad you re-registered. Storm

Very sharp and clean and it all works well together. Storm

The Basket weaves were inspiered by Bruce Johnson and his great tutorial on basketweave on a curve. Thanx Much Bruce! The other is a western floral. Storm

All Over The Place. Superb job! Storm

Wow! Very nice work. I also love the binder cover. Yiur Sheridan is very cool. Storm

Susan these are really nice. The weaving is trick. Bet the kids will love them. Storm

Hi Susan, Nice job on the seat! I also like the water bottle holder. Think hubby needs to take his lady out to dinner. Thanx for sharing. Storm

Hi Bruce, Just wanted to say thanks for the tutorial on the basket weave on a curve. Just finished using it on a sunvisor I am making. Altough the further out from the center you go you do get to a point where it almost comes apart. In my case made it by the skin of my teeth. LOL! Thanx again. It sure did the trick. Storm

http://www.tandyleatherfactory.com/product...?number=1309-01 Hi Hilly, If your friend is going to be using it alot then an alternative might be the "Sam Browne Button & Washer"This was something that had been used on Army leather holsters for years. It is just another possible way to hold the tin in place. Storm

Glad to have you on board. Hope to see some of your work here on the board. Always nice to see another Californian on site. You will find a lot of help when you need it and a lot of great people from all over the world. Storm

Very Nice John, I also like the womens clutch you made too. I also liked your bowls. I know it's not leather but it is very nice work! Storm

Finished the sunvisor for my friends daughter this morning. I did something experimental and sewed it together with something new from TANDY. This is called "Waxed Braided Cord(Orange). I sewed using double needle as might normally do. This cord comes in a whole bunch of colors that you can coordinate with the color scheme of your project. The buckle is a 1 1/4" buckle and uses one rivet to hold it in place. Never could understand why they stopped making this kit. But that is the way it goes on occasion. Storm

Very soon webslinger. Very soon! HA! I cut out some head bands last night and just have to die and assemble later this morning. Storm

Hi TJ, At first it started out as a Tandy kit years ago. I turned the kit into a pattern and used better leather. So it is a little bit of both. Storm

Hey Darryl, Very nice piece. Functional and attractive and the same time. No reason why a piece can't look good while doing something useful. Really good work! Storm