Members LeatherLegion Posted July 14, 2011 Members Report Posted July 14, 2011 I actually made these bracelet a while ago...just stumble over the picture again today and decided to post it here for some input. I 've made a collar in the past ...similar design..and i thought it would look cool as a bracelet too. The leather is 10oz veg-tan and the linning/inlay is a 2-3oz snake print. Te bracelet is 1.75in wide Stitching was done with #138 on a 111 type sewing machine Any comments are more then welcomed . Thank you Quote
Members Bevan Posted July 14, 2011 Members Report Posted July 14, 2011 I actually made these bracelet a while ago...just stumble over the picture again today and decided to post it here for some input. I 've made a collar in the past ...similar design..and i thought it would look cool as a bracelet too. The leather is 10oz veg-tan and the linning/inlay is a 2-3oz snake print. Te bracelet is 1.75in wide Stitching was done with #138 on a 111 type sewing machine Any comments are more then welcomed . Thank you You have two rows of stiching on the bottom and 1 on the top , which i like ,,, but your feture piece is the snake print which is off set to the top up against a line that makes it look too off set !!!! thats only my opinion mate ,,, but nice work all the same , I know pictures seem to show a little , some times alot more than the eye does see !!! How did you do your edgers ??? Spinner from this forum has a great little tool that I am sure you will want one if you dont have one already !! Thanks for posting Cheers Bevan www.bwrwhips.com Quote
Members LeatherLegion Posted July 14, 2011 Author Members Report Posted July 14, 2011 You have two rows of stiching on the bottom and 1 on the top , which i like ,,, but your feture piece is the snake print which is off set to the top up against a line that makes it look too off set !!!! thats only my opinion mate ,,, but nice work all the same , I know pictures seem to show a little , some times alot more than the eye does see !!! How did you do your edgers ??? Spinner from this forum has a great little tool that I am sure you will want one if you dont have one already !! Thanks for posting Cheers Bevan www.bwrwhips.com I am glad you noticed the unfinished edges and the off-set cut-outs...both were done on purpose..lol...i was going more for a "rugged look" then an "elegant" one...i thought it might add a bit of caracter to it. I do have few of Spinner's edgers...great little tools and great custumer service too !!! i am using them on my belts and i am very happy with the results Thanks ! Quote
Members Curious Cat Posted July 17, 2011 Members Report Posted July 17, 2011 I like the rugged look, makes it look built to last cj Quote
AndyL1 Posted July 18, 2011 Report Posted July 18, 2011 That is very cool looking! I love the color and the stitching is a nice detail. Congrats! Andy Quote Blackthorn Leather on Etsy • Blackthorn Leather on Facebook
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