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Hi! My name is Chip. I’m new to leather working. I instantly loved it because it involves sewing with a sewing machine and reminds me of wood working (which I also love). I want to make nice bags and wallets for both women and men to sell. No website yet as I am just getting started...
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Some more things I got finished up. Both snapping turtle. The sheath I believe I’ve posted previously, if so my bad.
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Used up some scraps for a sheath. I like it. Kinda wanna keep it.
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Hi all, Here are a pair of kitchen knives and sheaths, made as Christmas presents for my parents. Originally I had planned for them to have different sheaths but simply ran out of time to design something new, so they are the same except for a subtle colour change on the borders. For an outdoor...
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Greetings from Nor'Easter region, It's been close to a decade since I did any projects but after getting a Single Action Army and a new skinning blade blank I've gotta dust off the cobwebs and see what I remember. I started on a Tandy beginners box set that was probably made...
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Thought I would be a little creative interested in your comments
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I thought I'd be a little creative on the back. Your comments would be appreciated
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Thank you
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Here's a couple of recent things that I've made. A custom seat that I did for a customer's Triumph Bobber project and a tooled knife sheath.
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Hey all, I'm Graeme from not-so-sunny Scotland just south of Edinburgh. I started leatherworking a few years back as I needed to make protective covers for my greenwood working tools i.e. axe masks, knife sheaths, billhook covers, etc. Then my old belt gave up the ghost so I set about making a...
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How's it goin' everyone! I'm a newbie here and just recently found this sight a couple weeks ago. I've always wanted to get into leather craft a few years back and just recently bought me some stamps! I'm mainly looking to make belts, knife sheaths and the occasional wallet. When it comes to s...
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Hello, My name is Juddie (pronouced like muddy but with a "J") and I have new to leathercraft. Just started doing this back in June of 2016 when I made a sheath for my Leatherman. After doing that I made a few knife sheaths for fixed blades and a couple folders, then started into making some...
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These are a few items I've made lately.
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I am fairly new to leather working. My father did it for many years and I would occasionally join him when I was a kid. After he passed 5 years ago, I inherited all his leather working materials and in the last six months have started making a few things. This is my latest item to make it a bit easi...
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Hi folks! I'm a leather worker in Eugene, Oregon and have run across a problematic situation a couple of times with leather, making marks under or on the surface of fine steel blades. It's happened with a lower end production knife called 'The Seguaro Survival'. That time the rust was appearing befo... -
Hello from Oregon USA fellow leather workers! Hope this finds everyone is great spirits. I just joined the group. I'm not so new to the craft, but have recently become quite interested in what others do, how you do it and why. I've already picked up on some great tips just by eyeballing your work....
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Here are some of my holster pics. I have been hand stitching and am getting far too busy to keep up! About to pick up a Cobra 3. Trying to keep quality work going out.
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Hello everyone, I recently went into a knife sharpening spot near me to get my skiving knife all straightened out. The owner started inquiring about my work and was asking about leather knife sheaths. Having some Veg scrap I began making a couple samples and quickly realized its not what I'm set up...
