Made with Eco-Flo

[Leerwerker]

Hi everyone!

Too much talk about the stuff, and too little to see. I want to urge all of you working with Eco-Flo dyes and stains to post some of your work here, even if you posted them elsewhere already, so that we can get an idea what can be done with the waterbased dyes. I will start with a few postings here.

Most of these are articles I made - some just doodling, some actual projects. The Belt was colored by a 15 year old scout, Wil. He followed Tony Lair's book about the Eco-Flo dyes to come up with this excellent project.

[dirtclod]

I never have tried any but it looks like it covered pretty good. Wish you had put a bigger picture of the Top Hat. It's neat !

Dirtclod

[Leerwerker]

Here are some more stuff I done with Eco-Flo:

[Leerwerker]

I never have tried any but it looks like it covered pretty good. Wish you had put a bigger picture of the Top Hat. It's neat !

Dirtclod

Here's a bigger one of the hat and a few others.

[Leerwerker]

... and here is a few more done in water-based ...

[ETW Grumpy]

Man, that's some really great tooling. The dye work is fantastic as well. Is the white used Eco Flo also or acrylic?

[Leerwerker]

Man, that's some really great tooling. The dye work is fantastic as well. Is the white used Eco Flo also or acrylic?

Eco-Flo Acrylic white - I found acrylics the only option for white on leather.

[MADMAX22]

You do some amazing work and allways love checking out your work.

As far as eco flow havnt really tried it yet. I dont know if I will. One thing though is how does it hold up to outside usage in not so pleasant conditions? Things like rifle slings, seats, holsters, stuff like that.

[freak]

most off all I've done was dyed with EF...

These tank cover below,have seen rain and mud and show no sign of it.

[Leerwerker]

Let's not debate Eco-Flo vs Spirit based here. Let us just show articles made with waterbased. I'll start another similar topic for spirit based dyes.

Here are three more projects done with the water based stuff ...