Ragingstallion

local flea markets, fairs, farmers markets, crafts market, so many things to look up. however, don't forget to look online for places to sell over the net, etsy is the most popular for home made crafts.

I'm new to the site as well. Stuff looks great.

hey that's a great idea. As long as the peace that you're using a sturdy enough so you can put pressure on it I don't see why you won't be able to get things like this to work. Some Tupperware that I come across as a little too flexible or flimsy but using bowls and hard containers or a brilliant idea. Thank you

Well, decided to look up any forums I could find on leather working, and luckily this one is still in use. Wanted to say hi from the outdoor state of Idaho. I have been into leather most of my life, but only within the last year, maybe not even that long did I start working with leather. I use to think my classic vehicles took all my money, now.....leather working does. I mostly do projects for myself, a few for family members, and have done two commissions so far for friends. In all honesty, I have not done many projects all together. But since family and friends seem to like what I do, I guess I am alright at it, but there are so many more things that I could be better at or that I have not learned how to do yet. So I am here to get help, as well as provide any help I can give with what little I know. Adding a couple of projects to this post. one of my personal archery bracer which I love how it turned out. The other is a fancy collar for my girl Saya (sigh-ya).