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very cool work !

i like those that one on the bottom would make a nice border. i need more stamps or more time or something lol.

its how you use the beveler, just at the point where the two camo stamp impressions come together at the vee, on this you can see i used a cross hatch beveler to make the impression

is it a stamp you made from the picture or a series of stamps, freehand work????

very cool coaster!! i made a water hose hanger for the front yard with pair of hames.

yup the width, in looking at mine i just realize the width of the lay out lines is about equal to the width of the camo tool, i will try a few later and see if there is a correlation that would make sense. I just went with what seemed right I too would like to know a secret tip to make it easier to plan.

welcome!!

yea I think i posted this.

cool indeed tell us how you made the wonderful view.

thank you for the compliment, leather work like art has many genre's and its always fun to try something new. you never really know how its going to look until its completely done.

many thanks, that makes me think i wonder if a good hard wood like oak could be useful as a stamp

Thanks haha, i hope i' inspire if not i have some fishing pictures i could post

lol i don't think he has to worry very much. thank you

LOL I love it , very cool work!!

Thanks thank you The deer was drawn by my daughter and myself, she designed it and then i tweaked it a bit. oh heck yea, its going Carp hunting in a couple days lol. thanks. Thank you.

thanks Home made stamp too just an old bolt. thank you!

All are very nice , a holster for every occasion !

those are great!!!

The smoke from the Canadian fires reached us about a week ago, at one point it was so bad you couldn't see a mile.

thanks Fred.

Just finished this to go with the quiver i made. Thought i would go with Celtic type theme. Why because i know I couldn't carve a real looking elk and make it look right LOL. The scales are left natural, Bison brown stain and I antiqued the critter to make the lines pop and to darken it more.

i usually apply it with either an air brush or a natural sponge. The airbrush if i want a nice even dye job, or with the sponge if i want it to have some variation without streaks and stuff. i have a hard time getting an even job without dipping, never have figured out the dauber so i use the problem to my advantage a natural sponge does a nice job if you just daub or tap it lightly, don't wipe it or smear on the dye just daub it lightly all over. here is a phone case with the dye daubed on.

yes it is i use a lot of it, Bison brown on my bottle.

v407 for the leaves and f916 for the petals.

being poor made me learn things and a cheapskate to boot lol now i just cant see spending money on stuff i can make Some day i will finish this.