RuehlLeatherWorks

This pair of bracers is my current pride and joy. Crafted from 8-9 oz tooling leather and hardened using the Cuirboli water hardening technique, these bracers are durable in addition to being beautiful! The design is tooled into the surface of the leather and then ink was applied to the interior of the tooling. They are laced through antiqued brass eyelets using deer hide leather thong. Wrist: 6.5 inches Forearm: 10.25 inches Length: 6.75 inches $45 USD + $8 shipping (To the US. Outside the US will be adjusted based on actual cost.) Payment via Paypal only. Please send PMs if interested.

I think I need to make this hat!

I LOVE these shoes! I favorited them on DaviantArt! Now I know how to go about making them! As far as my favorite viking shoes, I like turn-shoes for their versatility. The neat thing is that they are essentially the same as Eastern Woodland center-seam moccassins, so I get to re-use some of my reenacting items!

I'm new to the forums here and relatively new to leatherworking (Having only done it as a hobby for a few years now). I've got a few things in my portfolio (Which can be found at ruehlleatherworks.deviantart.com) and a few pieces for sale (ruehlleatherworks.etsy.com). So check things out and let me know what you think! If you have any advice or suggestions, please let me know.

The topic description says it all: I want to make a trilby style fedora, and I was wondering if anyone on here had a pattern for one?