Members ChesterHasAProblem Posted 8 hours ago Members Report Posted 8 hours ago This is my first tooled bag and one of the first tooling designs that I have made by myself. The wheat and wild roses were included to reflect the Albertan prairies where the client lives. Solid brass hardware; the bag is finished with mink oil; and the tooled piece also finished with resolene to try to preserve the painted parts. The leather is bought from an old style Mennonite community in Belize, where I suspect is was made. The pattern was modified from Retro Leather Goods' leather saddle bag pattern. This project has taught me to use antiquing gel! Tooling takes too long to not use the proper product. Any thoughts, recommendations, or critiques? I would like to know how I can improve. Thank you. Quote
Members DieselTech Posted 8 hours ago Members Report Posted 8 hours ago Ah we need some pictures? Quote
Members ChesterHasAProblem Posted 6 hours ago Author Members Report Posted 6 hours ago Sorry, I unintendedly posted a duplicate post. The original has the pictures, but here they are again. Quote
Members Dwight Posted 2 hours ago Members Report Posted 2 hours ago I'd wear it proudly if I were a lady May God bless, Dwight Quote If you can breathe, . . . thank God. If you can read, . . . thank a teacher. If you are reading this in English, . . . thank a veteran. www.dwightsgunleather.com
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