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HaloJones

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  1. All ready to go, I will be able to post it on my return home, as I am currently in a camp site in Germany back home next week
  2. All ready to go, I will be able to post it on my return home, as I am currently in a camp site in Germany back home next week
  3. Ohh this sounds fun, count me in as long as the timing is right as I am off for the 1st 2 weeks in June
  4. Nice design there, good use of materials
  5. Both please:)
  6. Can I ask; what software do you use to design on the Cricut ?
  7. ....lost for words, that is amazing
  8. Nice, thanks for the video & idea I know a few friends that would like one Also, I really do like Aye, Dark Overlord
  9. Ohh, I like that, good contrast of the design
  10. Love them, are the paints oil or water based? what did you use to seal it?
  11. Love them, are the paints oil or water based? what did you use to seal it?
  12. Thanks, so I take it that there is a bag / storage in front of the arrows?
  13. All that is the application of the dye used on the bag generally, but to the flesh side, did not want to line that piece in case it came out too thick to close properly
  14. Very nice, out of curiosity can we see a photo from the top? does the swing hook & flap open, if so why as the arrows seem to go through it? thanks
  15. Thanks all yes I do appreciate a craft aid as I can’t draw / trace very well yet
  16. So I wanted a new day-to-day hand bag, it needed to be sturdy - I tend to chuck it about, be worn as a back-pack & look a bit different. I have made a couple of bags before & I am still learning - gussets & edges I do need to work on still, my carving is getting better; but again more practice needed. No pattern, just made up as I go, So its a veg tan I got from Tandy (c.5mm thick) hand stitched with a thread, again from Tandy, the colour is the eco flow light brown cut 50/50 with water & buffed with snow paste for weather-proofing, lined with a finished pig skin lining. All comments & suggestions from improvement welcome, thanks for looking
  17. You could wet form the ridges in a thin leather & then attach the shaped piece to a thicker leather to make it thicker & longer lasting.
  18. I judge it to be ingenious:) what are you making?
  19. Thanks, the two sets do show the difference between pro (yours) and hobbyist (me) but I am still in awe of yours
  20. No where near as good as yours but the owner is happy & it has survived battle. Not sure if I can insert the picture (Currently mobile) but here is a link to it on my Flickr page
  21. Wow! Is all I can say, I just finished an armour Set so I feel your pain on sewing it.
  22. Now that is pretty, I have yet to find a brogue punch in my budget
  23. Looks good but what is the middle picture?
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