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  1. ScoobyNewbie
    Thanks for the pattern! My kids love it! I’ll be busy this weekend.
  2. ScoobyNewbie
    Cool!
  3. ScoobyNewbie
    Okay, so, I had a lady call in saying she had a couch that was aniline leather, and had bad staining. She had researched a bit and found that a “neutral ph soap” was advised. She didn’t know what that was. So she called. I didn’t know what that was, so I researched it. The very sparse info I found said that dove and neutragena were neutral ph soaps. ...neutragena is glycerine. Saddle soap is glycerine. Saddle soap is neutral ph? Are all elephants pink? And after she has soaped up her couch, what should she put on it to keep if soft and supple?
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    Sounds good to me... im thinking of using it for a sweatband of a flat cap I’m doing later.
  5. ScoobyNewbie
    Fun!
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    We had a guy come in today to asking if we had kangaroo. Now I’m interested if the tandy’s In Australia has it.
  7. ScoobyNewbie
    There is also the paper towel and an iron (on low heat) trick.
  8. ScoobyNewbie
    Beautiful cougar!
  9. ScoobyNewbie
    FUBAR! LOL!
  10. ScoobyNewbie
    You can glue the pounds board on the back of the quartz, it saves a little space, and it’s right there whichever you need. Your wife can drive the car, you drive the RV.
  11. ScoobyNewbie
    Cool!
  12. ScoobyNewbie
    Very nice! I going to try and make a dopp kit and an overnight bag for my husband, after I finish my purse and gloves and belts and coasters and hat and...and...and... Does it really ever end?
  13. ScoobyNewbie
    Biker mutt07 is right ETA - Estimated Time of Arrival. ROFLMAO is and will always be my favorite - Rolling On the Floor, Laughing My A** Off. Life is good.
  14. ScoobyNewbie
    I’ve been using Leather Weld. I can rip the welded parts apart by main force, but they don’t just pull apart easily.
  15. ScoobyNewbie
    See, now, I’ve been hearing about pooled oil in Tandy’s. The way I hear it, you put strips of dye in a pool of oil and drag the leather through it creating streaks. One gentleman says he is dying with koolaide. I haven’t heard back yet except that it made the leather very hard.
  16. ScoobyNewbie
    Cute as a bug!
  17. ScoobyNewbie
    OH MY GOD! THOSE ARE SO COOOOOL!
  18. ScoobyNewbie
    I am really excited about my spool now! Cigar is going to look very good on cinnamon deer skin gloves! Lol! I once had a guy from ... the coast, ask me how much trouble I had with all the stampedes. Another about toilets, and another guy tell my husband that he spent 3 weeks practicing on gravel, because “you don’t have concrete there, right?” Hahahahahaaa! Hollywood has a lot to answer for.
  19. ScoobyNewbie
    I love your paisleys! Did you do them by hand, or is this part of the kit pattern?
  20. ScoobyNewbie
    Cool pattern!
  21. ScoobyNewbie
    Oh, good! Somebody I can ask! I’ve been told that the fieblings oil dye fades. Is this true, or am I mixing up the oil with the alcohol dyes? Or are they both pretty stable? What are the benefits to oil, alchohol and water based dyes? And the problems?
  22. ScoobyNewbie
    I don’t see any problem with your second version. The stitching looks fine. And your zipper is awesome!
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    Rabbits

    ScoobyNewbie replied to Stewart's topic in Art

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    Rein Rounder

    ScoobyNewbie replied to Grihm's topic in Old/Sold

    Are they just straps then, to connect and support? Not horse reins?
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    Rein Rounder

    ScoobyNewbie replied to Grihm's topic in Old/Sold

    Why do your reins need to be rounded? When I was a kid, they were always just squared off? Is it a new “thing”? Lol. One a them there new fangelty thangs?
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