Iphone Cell Case

[Butch]

Here's a iPhone Cell Phone Case I made for a gentleman in Nevada. "PDQ" is his initials and not what you might think.

Thanks,

Butch

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Edited February 21, 2010 by Butch

[Vikti]

Looks great. Love the stiching

Damon

[Timd]

Nicely done, Bruce. I'm with Damon, I love the stitching. Can you tell us how you did it?

[Butch]

Thanks guys. The bottom part is a single thread Stair Step Applique and the black/red is a double thread Stair Step Applique.

It come out of Bruce Grant's Encyclopedia of rawhide and leather braiding. It's supposed to be lace or thong but I think it looked pretty cool with thread.

Thanks,

Butch

[abn]

You Westerners really roll in style... Here in the East, we simply drop our iPhones into the front pocket of our chinos

I love the antique job and the concho. That's a classy look.

[Butch]

Thanks Alex.

You Westerners really roll in style... Here in the East, we simply drop our iPhones into the front pocket of our chinos

I love the antique job and the concho. That's a classy look.

[Balloonman]

Here's a iPhone Cell Phone Case I made for a gentleman in Nevada. "PDQ" is his initials and not what you might think.

Thanks,

Butch

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Back:

love the 2 color stiching. NOOB here. so did you trace the letters and fill? they do not look like stamps.

[TexasJack]

Nice job, Butch!

[MADMAX22]

Nicely done Butch. I love that book, there are so many things you can do with what they teach in it including variations like what you did.

[Butch]

Sorry for the delay. I just got back from vacation yesterday and have a lot of catching up to do.

Balloonman, Welcome to the site. I carve and stamp letters, but these are stamped letters from a Tandy set. I think they look pretty good for some applications where carved letters look better for others.

Thanks guys.