Barn Accessories

[TomE]

20 hours ago, jrdunn said:

Nice work!  Dang how much training till you make journeyman mucker????  Is there a chance of advancement to fecal relocation specialist?  You've got me thinking about a new career path.

Boss says I might get a promotion before they put me in the old folks home.  I trained for years at a desk job shoveling horse sh*t, never dreaming that I'd make the big show shoveling the real thing.  This is better. 

4 hours ago, Mulesaw said:

Looking really good!

You are exceptionally good at making those nice looking edges!

Brgds Jonas

Thanks, Jonas.  The harness leather burnishes more easily than the HO bridle.  I guess the waxes in the leather help the process.

1 hour ago, toxo said:

Great job Tom. Yesterday I tightened up the belt that came with the trousers and the buckle came off! I had to find my belt before I could go out.

I can only blame myself for my previous stretchy belt.  It was not heavy enough to stand up to the heat and humidity - was always damp.

Just now, Samalan said:

Nice job on those. I like the hand stitching just behind the buckle, and the edges are slicked nicely.

 

Thank you.  I am all about sewing fixed loops and buckles on bridles, but I did manage to get some uneven stitches on this belt.

[jrdunn]

Sorry for my part.  I had my jackass pants on that day.  Jim

[TomE]

9 hours ago, jrdunn said:

Sorry for my part.  I had my jackass pants on that day.  Jim

No offense taken.  This job requires a sense of humor and I love working outdoors, except during a heat dome or polar vortex.