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Well, after a long hiatus, I got some parts and put the hardware in! So it is finally finished. For those that followed my post in "The Eagle has NOT landed..." this is the first figure carving I attempted, back in August of '17 if I remember correctly. Some things I wasn't happy with, others I really liked. Comments and suggestions welcome! I'll try to post a pic of the back... YinTx
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I'm trying to find a good tooling pattern of a bald eagle in flight. I've tried the patterns on the leather craft library and not too impressed, because they seem too generic on the body, the wings look good. I'm not the best it tooling, but I do like a challenge. Any suggestions are a huge help, I tried the search here and really didn't find anything which is why I'm bugging y'all:)
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Here's one of my tattoo "Flash Card" wallets. I've done many over the last few years and this is one of my favorites.
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Here's my second attempt at an ebook cover using the laser to engrave the leather. The front is 3mm thick leather, the back is 2mm. The pearlescent blue is angelus leather paint, on a Fiebings Royal blue background. The laser cutting is definitely getting better. I'm quite pleased with this one.
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Joni Lund Trading Post posted a gallery image in Gallery- Our Leatherwork
From the album: My Trade Crafts
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From the album: My Trade Crafts
Color I turned it into at request of my customers. But I liked the original. -
From the album: Art Pieces
Just having a little fun with multiple types of styles of designs and leather tooling -
This is the Manowar Battle Hymns album cover picture that began as a test piece but it turned out ok so I finished it and dedicated to a friend who passed away last year. I'll be giving it to his widow. There are a few things I'll improve on my own patch when I make it and I may try a less glossy finish like super sheen. I used Saddle Lac for this one and although it will offer good protection, its a little shiny. I found it impossible to take good pictures without reflections!
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From the album: Recent Work
Another commissioned piece. Eagle is colored with artist's acrylics. -
Hi this is my first complete project. Well, kind of complete, because it's a set of 2 and I'm still finishing the other side up. I made these for my buddy's 100th anniversary Fatboy as a Christmas present. He said he wanted a different kind of shape to fit the lines of the bike better. I've custom painted a lot of bikes, but never made bags for any. My dad was a master at tooling leather, so I thought with a little advice from him and my expertise in packaging design, it was possible. Obviously I had no idea on the amount of work involved. My friends wife bought all the leather. I did all the work. That was the deal. They loved the end result and I think it turned out pretty good for a first try. Obviously its not as clean as a lot of work I've seen on here. But I learned a lot from the hours and hours I've spent, reading everybody posts and looking at everybody's work here. So thanks. A Lot. Again, it's my first try at making anything out of leather and I know I made a lot of mistakes, but I learned a lot and I think the next set will be much better.
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New custom tank bib for a 2013 Harley Road King.
Spinner posted a gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
From the album: Three Mutts Customs pics
New custom tank bib for a 2013 Harley Road King with eagle and feathers. Hand tooled and painted with Citadel & Vallejo acrylics paints. Turquoise lacing from Australia in triple loop for the edges.© Chris Wright - 2014
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From the album: Chancey77 Custom Leather
© chancey77©2012
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From the album: Chancey77 Custom Leather
© chancey77©2012
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From the album: Three Mutts Customs pics
Flying Eagle with Olive branch & American Flag, tooled onto 6oz. Hermann Oak and painted with Citadel & Golden Fluid acrylic paints. This is the main image on a motorcycle whaletail tank bib I recently finished.© 2012 Three Mutts Customs
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