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    Thank you for the kind words. Hopefully my next set is even better.
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    Front strap is Chicago screw, the buckle side is rivets.
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    1st set of chinks using cow camp saddlery dvd; I finished them up a while back but things have been pretty busy. Any advice for improvement is welcome. I want to keep improving.
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    Go for it! Flask covers are extremely quick and easy to do.
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    It wasn’t too bad. Basically a couple days is all. Tooled in the morning, dyed in the evening, Dried overnight, burnished and laced up with rawhide the next day. Thanks for the compliment! Thank you!
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    Thank you!
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    Quick flask for my brother-in-law for Christmas.
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    Thanks again so much for all the compliments! I haven’t been doing leathercraft all that long so I feel extremely flattered!
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    Thank you for all the nice comments! I drew and designed everything myself.
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    I would get one at that price as well!
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    Here’s a belt I designed and tooled. I really like how this turned out, especially since I had a learning curve tooling sunflowers.
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    There really are. It amazes me how some people on here are able to make things so 3-dimensional and lifelike. Thank you for the compliments!
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    Thank you, for all the wonderful comments; I greatly appreciate it. I still feel in awe of so many other’s work on here that I just hope that I can get to be 1/2 as good.
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    First hired job and first belt. She wanted floral with butterflies and a splash of blue on the butterflies. Any critique is welcome, as I’m still fairly new.
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    Thanks! Yeah, it took a little while.
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    Thank you. I used 9 oz veg tan and fiebings dye and finished with resolene.
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    Thank you! He always perks up when I’m hammering away hoping that I am building something for him.
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    Well, I haven’t been on in a while. I made my husband this gun scabbard for Valentine’s Day. I thought it turned out well for my 1st one. Any critique would still be appreciated. I still have to get the rigging done.
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    I did use my pear shader. Maybe I need to be a little heavier handed, though? I’m always nervous that I am doing too much. Also I was able to find some hardwood dowels, so they will be a bit nicer, now.
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    No honestly, I really appreciate it. Boise is about 2 hrs away. I’ll definitely see if I can find someone and I will look into the link and go with my best option. This is fantastic!
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    Wow, that’s gorgeous!!! Love how you used the cow horn!
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    Unfortunately, I have no idea... I am not sure if there are any around, as the only lumber mill around here that I know about burned in the summer from a wildfire. I’ll have to ponder this and see if I can figure something out.
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    Thank you for all the kind comments!
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    I made these for all of my sisters-in-law for Christmas and think they turned out well. I’ve been contemplating the idea of selling some on Etsy to earn a little income, since I’m a stay at home mom. If anyone has any advice on selling or making your own business, I would greatly appreciate it.
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    Made my first tooled flask. My husband requested one for his brother for a Christmas gift. I messed up in 1 spot on it but it still turned out ok. Any critique is appreciated.
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