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This is my take on a traditional dual strap satchel. I used Horween's Chromexcel, Bucanneer and Casco horse front. The bag is hand stitched with brass and copper rivets and the straps were sewn on my CB3200. It has a removable pouch that can fit small items or a small tablet.
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I posted my machines in the wrong section, can someone please delete the duplicate? Still figuring out how to use message forums. Price lowered to $300 each or make an offer on the lot. Will trade for Union Lockstitch parts. For sale are 3 single needle Puritan OS XL Hi Post machines...
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Will trade for Union Lockstitch parts. For sale are 3 single needle Puritan OS XL Hi Post machines for production work. Very heavy, probably 150 pounds each. Two have some surface rust on the wheels. DISCLAIMER: I've never used them to make anything. The wheels spin freely and all assembli...
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I need help. I have a full side of pull up leather that I purchased over a year ago with the intention of making myself a weekend bag and matching dopp bag, and I can't get myself to cut into it. I have yet to find a pattern that I like, and I'd hate to start only to be disappointed. I've searched t...
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I made this as a retirement gift for a friend. It's only the second luggage tag that I made. The color looks purple in the image, but it is actually blue..thumb.jpg.5728a34b1d5fcfb7d6ecf3191cf15d00.jpg)
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My second project: Carry-on luggage prototype 2.0 This luggage is now in field tests :-) I have made some development from the prototype v1.0 as you ca see here: http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=55996
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Yes, I am mad! First I would like to thank you all for all the knowledge I have been able to absorb on this forum. This is my first leather project ever. I have for several years been looking for a carry on luggage in leather but never found anything I liked OR could afford. Therefore I decided to...
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Hi all, I'm just getting started in leatherwork and would like some advice. I have specific things that I want to learn to make in leatherwork and don't know which one to start with. My goal is to make all of the luggage for my family which will include duffles, backpacks, and briefcases as well...
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Hi folks, Here is a hand stitched 19 x 11 x 10 carry-on bag made from 5.5 oz dark chocolate full grain pull-up leather. My first time using Riri zippers and they were worth the extra scratch. The side patch pocket also has a hidden compartment behind it which is accessed by a slit. The bottom ha...
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Here's Satchel No5. made for a friend with arthritic hands, I designed this one with a larger front pocket and adjustable magnetic fasteners. They look like traditional buckles, and it works to allow the strap length to be changed, but the actual closure is magnetic. Its also the first bag i have...
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From the album: A Newbies Progress
This is the first outing for my new Maker Stamp. really pleased with how professional and finished it makes the bag look to have a little branding! I'm also pleased with how the stitching is improving with each new bag.© ©Barking Rooster 2013
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From the album: A Newbies Progress
here the bag is shown open. For this one, I decided not to have a flap on the front pouch, but made it higher so the main flap would also work with it.© ©Barking Rooster 2013
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From the album: A Newbies Progress
Here the clean lines of the design, and the shoulder pad can be seen.© ©Barking Rooster 2013
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From the album: A Newbies Progress
the rounded detail behind the billet straps looks really nice, but was actually a solution found to hide a mistake i made punching holes in the wrong place!© ©Barking Rooster 2013
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