Members harrington Posted November 10, 2011 Members Report Posted November 10, 2011 Nice job, I think you kinda have this saddlemaking-carving stuff handled pretty well. I hope the cowboy appreciates your handiwork, I spent some time in Northern AZ and know how hard those cowboys can be on stuff. Again, excellent job, hope you post more pictures of work you've done. Quote
Members BondoBobCustomSaddles Posted November 10, 2011 Members Report Posted November 10, 2011 Very , very nice. Please post more pics of your work. I always love to see what everyone is doing, It gives me inspiration. Bob Quote
Members Tyrel Posted November 10, 2011 Author Members Report Posted November 10, 2011 Thank you Benlilly, antique does wonders. It made this saddle look far nicer than it acually is. Denice, Thanks for the compliment.This is a new tree. This cowboy rides a saddle with a Keith Gertch low moose tree built by another saddlemaker and he wanted me to build a saddle with an identical tree. I called Keith and he was very reluctant to take the order due to some heath ploblems and the fact that he hates low moose trees.lol. He finally decided to build it as long as I wasn't in a hurry, It took over a year but it was worth the wait and will make for a very happy customer. Thank you Harrington. I Know I don"t have it figured out. I have a big ol list of things that I would do different or fix on this saddle if I could. This country is not very forgiving, thats for sure! Right now this cowboy is on a wagon in norhern Az. and is not able to pick his saddle up so mabe it will stay pretty for a little while. Thank you Bob, I also love this site and all the pictures. It gives us all something to shoot for. Quote
Members Casey Jordan Posted November 10, 2011 Members Report Posted November 10, 2011 Very Nice! Will he let you borrow it until June?? Quote Casey Jordan www.caseyjordansaddle.com www.artofthecowboymakers.com Q: Do you have A.D.D.? A: Look, there's a chicken
Ambassador pete Posted November 10, 2011 Ambassador Report Posted November 10, 2011 Tyrel- I REALLY curious now having studied the fotos. What exactly would you have done differently?!!! Go into as much detail as you like please pete Quote
Members GianniWest Posted November 10, 2011 Members Report Posted November 10, 2011 Fantastic!!! Quote www.gianniwest.com
bison Posted November 11, 2011 Report Posted November 11, 2011 Ty, I'll echo what everyone else has said about the beauty of your leather work...BUT..I also want to compliment you on the quality of your photographs. I really like the variety of photos and angles, and the fact that you get in close to the work. And I have to say the last shot of the seat is perfect...sharp, stands out against the black and really showcases your great work. Thanks for posting these. Dave Quote
Members Aurelie Posted November 13, 2011 Members Report Posted November 13, 2011 Bravo! really nice job! Quote In for a penny, in for a pound....
Members kseidel Posted November 14, 2011 Members Report Posted November 14, 2011 Really great looking saddle! You did a great job on the details. Interesting combination of different tooling styles. Nice rolled welt on the swell cover. Congrats on a job well done! Kieth Quote Keith Seidel Seidel's Saddlery www.seidelsaddlery.com
Members Billy H Posted November 24, 2011 Members Report Posted November 24, 2011 Tyrel, What a beautiful piece of working art! I am always blown away at the talent of you folks on this forum. Your work shows so much detail to fit and finish. Casey suggestion to have that saddle in a show is a good one, but I know your client has other intentions--- a well built saddle will last a life time. My favorite piece is the the Gullet, really cool layout. My hat is off to you! Billy Quote
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