Bawarrior
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Hat Belt
Bawarrior replied to GrayHallidayJr's topic in Purses, Wallets, Belts and Miscellaneous Pocket Items
That's a great job, makes me want to go fishing. -
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Not finished, must do edges and glass top. Unable so far to get dyeing even. Did decide not to wrap its now 48"×18"
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These were only tools used for tooling. The Bevelerss are the best I've ever had, bought them in a set 130 plus tools.
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New meaning to Hand clutch
Bawarrior replied to Bawarrior's topic in Purses, Wallets, Belts and Miscellaneous Pocket Items
Thanks for comments, that’s always makes it fun posting -
Very nicely done
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Pic making this 9% for a cabinet top, but not sure how to dye such large piece. Don't want to mess it up.
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New meaning to Hand clutch
Bawarrior replied to Bawarrior's topic in Purses, Wallets, Belts and Miscellaneous Pocket Items
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More time for fun
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It's been awhile
Bawarrior replied to bikermutt07's topic in Purses, Wallets, Belts and Miscellaneous Pocket Items
Repeat after me. I like to Stitch I like to Stitch I like to stitch. Really nice job. Labor of love -
Pic 20" carved lamp table
Bawarrior replied to Bawarrior's topic in Furniture: Inlays and Upholstery
Thanks for thoughtful comment. Well thought out and appreciated. -
Using scraps. Just a patch
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Owners initials with a steam punk flavor most of inspiration was from iron resurrection car show
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Very nice video well worth the watch
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Thanks people for nice and humorous comments much appreciated. The comment makes sharing, a lot more fun Uploaded wrong pics and could not fix. Such a bone head sometimes
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Airbrushed wallet
Bawarrior replied to DomsLeather's topic in Purses, Wallets, Belts and Miscellaneous Pocket Items
Awesome art work -
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Thanks Shooter for the tips, much appreciated
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Thanks for comments always fun. I wanted this piece to look like it was found in a old garage some where. Old and dusty. Because of Mike's suggestion of using a beaver stretch, this style was born.
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Mike how ya doing. I soaked rawhide for 7 days. Mason jar mineral spirit, chopped pieces coco bola wood with a bit of sawdust and little die. Sawdust gave some Texture to the rawhide. Thanks for info. Bob
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Coco bola..here we'd use walnut shells ( you'll maybe find it cheaper ) ..makes a dark dye that in France is called broux de noix ..( you can also use walnut bark ..or leaves from the tree, some other trees will work, but walnut gives the darkest ) here it is sold at about €3.00 per litre, in drugstores /hardware stores.The leaves ( not the nuts or the shells or bark ) are also used to make a "walnut wine".
broux de noix means brew of nuts..and broux* is pronounced just like brew..noix is pronounced to rhyme with "wah" ( like wah wah pedal )..de is like "duh"..as in Homer..
Pretty sure that broux is the origin of brew.
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Thanks for comments. Had hoop 1st fitted leather to hoop in a rustic kinda style. I wanted this kind of look, of course as always was hoping for the best.
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This is another willow hoop, 2nd piece for Man Cave 17"×19". Dragons appear in legends mostly as villain's never short on bravery. Leather is 3.5 only used tan antique, dyed rawhide.
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This is a first, thumbs up my friend a new style is born
