Baliskner1

Those all look great

Very nice.

I wouldn't worry too much about the lack of foresight. You can think through every step of a project and still miss some face-palming stuff. Foresight comes with experience. Otherwise, it looks really good.

Good job!

I grew up in the Lyman/Waterboro area (Graduated Massabesic High School 2001)

ok not sure what happened to those pics

Here is a few

Thank you!

Thanks, I know my stitches need work... Still practicing. It was a hope that my coworkers would want some.

Nice job!

I've been working with leather for about 3 years, got into it in after my dad hurt his forearm working a roofing project and so I made him some heavy bracers as a joke for Christmas... Anyway, I like doing over the top stuff, but mostly end up making custom wallets and sheaths for friends and family. Some cool things I've made: A leather bound 3-ring binder engraved with my sister's artwork to hold her future art. An Insulated lunchbox for myself 2 matching quivers for my nephews, 2 little girl purses A sporran A holster for a Jennings .22 cal pistol

This has been my most recent project, upgrading my usual recycled grocery bag lunch to a more appropriate food carrier. It keeps my food cold, haven't tried keeping it hot yet.

Hi Brand new here. Usually when I am asked to make a knife sheath I charge about $15 per. I can usually make it out of small parts from other projects. But that is my friends and family rate...