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Wow amazing work. I wouldn't have noticed the gap until you mentioned it. Very well done!

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Kate

How did you get that look on the non board leather, I mean that textured look what tool are you using

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Kate,

BEAUTIFUL.... I love it.

Don't forget I get signed copy #2 of your book when it comes out....(I know Johanna gets #1)

Your work continues to amaze and inspire.

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How did you get that look on the non board leather, I mean that textured look what tool are you using

Josh, that was done with an M657 matting stamp. The stamp is rotated as it is walked around the area to give it a more random pattern.

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OOOPS!!! All you chess players probably noticed this already... I've got the pieces set up wrong on the table! :blush: I do know something about the game... really, I do.

Kate

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Your work continues to amaze and inspire.

David Theobald

I'll Second that!!!!

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OOOPS!!! All you chess players probably noticed this already... I've got the pieces set up wrong on the table! :blush: I do know something about the game... really, I do.

Kate

Speaking of pieces.... They are lucky to be on such a beautiful board!!!

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Speaking of pieces has anyone made leather chess pieces. Im sure someone has.

Kate time for you to show them up and make a leather chess piece set. :evillaugh:

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Speaking of pieces has anyone made leather chess pieces. Im sure someone has.

Kate time for you to show them up and make a leather chess piece set. :evillaugh:

A few years back, I did experiment a little with ways to make leather game pieces for different games, including Chess. So many possibilities! But I couldn't seem to come up with anything that could hold a candle to some of the beautiful carved sets you see from House of Staunton or other game houses. Decided to stick with the boards. I'd love to see some ideas the rest of you might have, though.

Kate

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