Sheilajeanne

Take care, Chuck! I'll bet you're glad you're not in Colorado! Did you get much snow, or just ice?

Gezzer, your parcel still ain't got NOTHING on this one!

LOL. I heard that when people were homeschooling during COVID, some used the package tracking app for geography lessons! And although I'm sure the USPS is worse, Canada ain't anything to brag about, either. When one of my nieces sent a Christmas parcel to her sister in Manitoba, first province west of Ontario, it was first sent to New Brunswick, which is on the east coast..

One thing to be aware of - rabbit fur sheds - a lot! It is not very durable, so using it as a liner may be your best bet.

Prayers for you, and everyone else in its path!

Screengrab of a finished comb: The craftsman started out with a log of wood, which he sawed into sections to make the comb. He then decorated it with pieces of abalone shell and gold paint.

This is why! A very different craft than leatherwork, but equisetly beautiful! https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=3848821205352487

I think you need to be more specific about what sort of harness you are looking for. Are they for horses, dogs or human cosplay or sex play?

c. those blades are wicked sharp, and the risk of bleeding all over your workbench is fairly high! Utility knives are much easier to sharpen, but rotary blades I'd just replace, and I don't use them nearly as often as my utility knife.

Sooo true!

This is why I'm so disappointed that the local Tandy's (a 30 minute drive away) closed down recently. There's no substitute for being able to pick a piece of leather in person. Even then, I found when Tandy had their sales, you had to get there early if you wanted a really nice piece!

At first I thought the son was going to be a trainer for the Miami Dolphins football team! But yeah. Navy Seals is even better...

I'm guessing he's a teenager?

Al Stohlman's first leather stamps were made from nails and scrap metal. Whatever works...just be careful when using saws and other sharp instruments! This hobby has a tendency to make people bleed, and it's very hard to get the blood off the leather!

Thanks, Sam!