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About Pdxgtigirl

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    https://www.instagram.com/tsimpsonart/

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  • Location
    Washougal, WA
  • Interests
    My horses, my family, my art, learning new things

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  • Leatherwork Specialty
    Custom tack and other tooled leather goods
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    Leatherwork for horse tack and tooling.
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  1. Pdxgtigirl started following PDF martingale breast collar and Concho Suppliers
  2. Pdxgtigirl
    Hello! Are there any concho/hardware suppliers other than SX Industries and the typical retail sites (conchos.com, etc) that people use?
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  4. Pdxgtigirl

    Hi Bob, I’m looking for a roller presser foot that will fit my old Consew 225. Can you help? Thanks, Tracy 

    1. CowboyBob

      CowboyBob

      Hello,I'm sorry they don't make one that will fit on a walking foot machine like yours.

  5. Pdxgtigirl
    I’ve heard that casing the leather helps with the soot. Anyone tried this?
  6. Pdxgtigirl
    I have a Consew 225 I’m willing to trade/part trade for the right deal. It comes with a servo motor, larger head unit pulley/smaller servo pulley for ultra slow speed. I just want something newer. I’m located in SW Washington.
  7. Pdxgtigirl
    Thank you for the information. I’m going to try this soon.
  8. Pdxgtigirl
    I’m brand new to this site and a newbie to leatherwork. I have a line on a Consew 224 on CL for $600. Can it handle up to two layers of 8-10oz veg tan leather for things like horse tack, spur straps, etc? Are there any mods I would need to make? I also found a Singer 111W100 for around $300. Same questions as before. I’ve been doing my research but again, I’m still new and any advice would be most appreciated.
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