chuck123wapati
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now those need to baked on the bbq they look great!!
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The best tip i can give for any unknown combination of products is, always test it first on a small piece of the same leather! -
yes i think you would have much more control and they would look more light and fragile looking if that makes sense
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dang nice !!
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thats cool!!!
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go to the store and buy some acrylic floor wax, mix 50/50 with water. I'm sticking my neck out here the last post from a guy who wanted sealer info didn't really want help. Many of us suggested using this mixture and he went kind of crazy on us. It is widely used as a sealer but its your choice. If you don't want to try it then I'm out of suggestions. Mop and glow or similar, i use pledge future floor wax which works fine too.
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if i were to attempt a butterfly i would use a knife around the body and outline of the wings. Bevel between the wings and body and around the wings , maybe lifting the edges a bit. On the wings and body, I would use a stylus only to outline the colored areas and abdomen. then light coats of acrylics to build up the colors.
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yes that is correct.
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sorry its not about sandals lol. its a cool book even has recipes for fireworks lol. These are all pretty straight forward and of use in all leather products. What you need to remember is that back in the day most leather goods were conditioned to withstand the weather and they didn't condition different types of leather goods with products specific to just one thing. Boot dressing for example was used on belts, gloves satchels and such.
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i just made soap out of 6lbs of Elk tallow its something to do with unneeded fats and oils
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i have a recipe similar in an old book if you need it. In fact it has a couple recipes i believe. with lanolin and cod oil used. Most younger folks don't think that leather was ever conditioned so they reinvent what was already there. mostly with the new age buzz words added. History has taken some bad knocks in the education field lately.
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have you ever had bread on a stick? hobo bread some call it. Make your dough roll it into a long piece about afoot long by about an inch round wrap it around a nice willow stick and roast it like a marshmallow over an open fire. My dad used to make biscuits, bread rolls not cookies, on his barrel stove . he would cut 1 inch off the bottom off of several beer cans, set them on the stove, place his biscuit pan on top of them so it wasn't setting directly on the stove top them he would cover them in a dish pan and bake them up. damn fine with some hot country gravy, fried eggs and bacon.
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cool idea with the stamps if you meant I backed out I sent a pm to you.
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this one is my favorite it hangs above my table and i look at every day. There is so much inspiration in it.
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I've never seen a pizza oven bbq but i have cooked pizza on my bbq, bread on an open fire in Dutch ovens and on a wood fired fire barrel stove with just a dish pan for the oven. its all pretty much the same get it hot first then put in the bread. My bbq has a deep fire box and is adjustable so i can raise or lower the coals. When baking i drop the coals as far down as possible so only the hot air bakes the bread. BBQ baked pizza is the awesomest pizza ever my son says. I do too. the added smoke flavor is just amazing.
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I don't know much about the rest of the world but folks are like this everyday where i live but yes it is an awesome forum and why I stick around.
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I left the link that's all I can do. why not just make the branding irons brand it? Merry Christmas friend
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Is it where your tooling burnishes the leather? tool a piece of scrap or really give it a good burnishing then see how your process reacts? This is what my wife would say, lol, have you followed the directions for the paint?https://help.angelusdirect.com/en-US/quick-guide-for-using-angelus-paint-109896 Merry Christmas
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now that is pretty!!! Merry Christmas to you as well.
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LOL I'll do it anywhere i get the chance. anywhere there is Bluetooth of course
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do it in your car. lol
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you can do a rolled handle with any weight leather but the diameter will be different. al stohlmans book "The art of making leather cases vol 2", has about 20 different ways to make a rolled handle. I saw anything from 2oz to 6/7oz in some of his handles didn't look at all of them. You should be good to go with what you have.
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you can plainly see where saddleback video cut the corners and reglued them to form the edges all the rest of form is pretty much like Fred said how ever you cant clamp it down cut out the pattern hand form it around your fake phone cut the corners and form them then glue after drying and finish.