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Hey y’all!! I’m looking to start a horse tack painting business, and I can’t find much information on the painting part specifically for tack. I don’t want to make my own tack, I just want to buy it wholesale and paint it. I know I need leather paint, the tack needs to already be tooled and all that, but what else do I need to know? Somebody mentioned today at my work that I couldn’t paint already made tack because it was oiled? Is that true? If it is, is there something I can do about it or somewhere I can buy already tooled tack that hasn’t been oiled? All I can find is tack blanks that haven’t been tooled and haven’t been made into the whole piece yet.I painted a tooled belt using regular acrylic paint and have worn it almost daily for a couple months, it it still looks great other than where the buckle holes are. Any help I can get would be great! Thank y’all in advance!!
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Hey Leathercrafters, This is Buddy. My Dad's favorite son. I'm planning on giving this to him for Father's Day. I still have to lace the border. I'm planning on lacing it using the double loop two tone lacing method. All the best, Brett
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After the leather pattern has been tooled, what is the proceedure of painting some parts of the pattern and how is it sealed? I am a newbie and would appreciate all and every comment Thank you in advance Neil
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Collector's Leather Painting Of 1967 classic Shovelhead
leatherworm posted a gallery image in Gallery- Our Leatherwork
From the album: Leather Paintings In Frames
This beautiful 1967 classic Shovelhead motorcycle is hand painted on a 10 " x 8 " quality leather canvas. You won’t see another one like this, you could call it one of kind, a legend in its own time or something like that. Anyway you look at it, you'll be proud to own it. This would make a great patch for your leather jacket or other garment. You could also place it in a picture frame for the office or home. Its a signed item and made in the U.S.A. The item is coated to protect it from moisture and UV degradation. http://leatherflair.ecrater.com -
From the album: Leather Art For "Your Project"
From Indian Territory in Oklahoma, A Signed Handcrafted 16 " X 18 " Quality Leather Painting of Tatonka, The Buffalo Spirit. I'm providing this painting in it's natural, raw state, unframed to allow you to present this spirit as you wish. I prefer it in this state, attached to a wall, etc, but its your call. Actually, The Buffalo Is A Bison. Native Americans did And do, Hold This Great Animal In High Esteem. There Are Several Definitions For The Term Tatonka, But This Is Not A History Class. The Images Of The Native American Are most Always With Spiritual Meaning. The Red And Black In this Classic are Said To Refer To Eagle Feathers. Others Say, The Black, Red, White And Yellows Are The Spiritual Directions Of The Indian Way Or, Red Road. I Had Considered Framing This Piece, However, I Like The Raw Beauty Of The Leather So Much, I Left It As is. The Options Are Wide Open For You And Once Tatonka Becomes Yours, Remember, Show Respect. This Is Quality Leather And Is Coated With Water And UV Protection. This Would Be A Beautiful Addition To The Collector And An Asset To Anyone Who admires and respects the Aho (Indian) ways and culture. -
From the album: Leather Art For "Your Project"
"Bubo Scandiacus," the Snow Owl. This lovely image was hand drawn and painted on a 17" x 7 ½" Quality Leather canvas. A signed item. I use the finest leather coloring and coat the entire piece of leather with a moisture and UV protective barrier, then a gloss coat. Another one of a kind from LeatherFlair -
From the album: Leather Art For "Your Project"
Any gun enthusiasts will be able to find a way to use this leather. -
From the album: Leather Art For "Your Project"
This is the one that didn’t get away, a trophy Black Bass hand drawn and painted on a quality 9 ½" x 6" Quality Leather canvas & signed. You don’t have to actually be fishing to enjoy the sport. "Wearing," the sport can be almost as much fun and you can do just that with this unique Leather.Actual Bass image is 5 ¼" x 4 ¼". The finest quality Leather paint was used to create this image and is coated with a moisture and UV shield. This trophy will not fade away on you. This would be an outstanding Leather patch for the outdoor enthusiast or you can mount this beauty in a picture frame for home, office or shop.What are the chances you will see a collector item like this again? I have only made one and its a trophy onto itself. -
From the album: Leather Art For "Your Project"
The Trail Of Tears In Cherokee the words "Nunna daul Tsuny" mean -- "the trail where they cried." When the Trail of Tears started in 1838, the mothers of the Cherokee were grieving and crying so much, they were unable to help their children survive the journey. The elders prayed for a sign that would lift the mother’s spirits to give them strength. The next day a beautiful rose began to grow where each of the mother’s tears fell. The rose is white for their tears; a gold center represents the gold taken from Cherokee lands, and seven leaves on each stem for the seven Cherokee clans. The wild Cherokee Rose grows along the route of the Trail of Tears into eastern Oklahoma today.This is a signed piece and along with the Tatonka painting is one of my favorites. This painting is done on a quality leather canvas 8 1/2 " x 10 1/2 " and has a moisture, UV protective coating and a high gloss finish
