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well i got this far.......

molded leather canteen...7-8oz leather , hand sewn

quart size, it is not finished 100% yet. i have now got the information as how to post the photo

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Luke

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nice job like them

hope one day get that good at hand stitching

David

My Leather Work
Posted

Great job Luke, looks good as is.

That stitching looks great too, what thread did you use, it allmost looks like a thick hemp. The way its stitched makes it look like a miniature rope laid on there.

  • Members
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Very nice. I really like the rope look.

Charlie

I'm never to old to learn about all the things life brings along.

  • Ambassador
Posted

Thanks all..........

Mad Max22. that is 8 cord tappered thread 60" long that i bought at Ludlow Thread Co

a few back. i should have used 6 cord but have mis placed it. now i am tearing the shop

apart looking for it.

i have 8 glass bottles (flask type)that i will be covering with leather next..

Luke

Posted

Wrong size or not it gives a very interesting look/effect to the stitch.

  • Contributing Member
Posted

Lovely job, as always, cousin. Have you got a canteen shaped wooden mould you stretch the leather over or do you work directly onto the liner?

Ray

"Some mornings, it's just not worth chewing through the leather straps"

Ray Hatley

www.barefootleather.co.uk

  • Ambassador
Posted

hello cousin............yes i do have a mould that i shape the two sides to.

if i shaped the leather to the canteen it would have a tendency to colaps on me.

so the moulded leather works best........

Luke

  • Members
Posted

Very nice stitching on that, to make the thread turn that way,did you use the Four-pronged angled buckstitch chisel,or something different?

  • Ambassador
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Very nice stitching on that, to make the thread turn that way,did you use the Four-pronged angled buckstitch chisel,or something different?

no i used an older osbourn 4 prong 1/16" punch ,the angle that you see is the way

the thread will lay after saddle stiching.

Luke

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