Members Newbee Posted November 5, 2012 Members Report Posted November 5, 2012 This book was meant to be fun and personal. I'm still learning, but having a lot of fun, when I can find a little time to work with leather. Daisy is their dog..I guess you figured that our already. I had to do this in a hurried manner so I made a couple more mistakes than I normally would have. I can't figure out how to end the lace properly. Quote
Members benlilly1 Posted November 5, 2012 Members Report Posted November 5, 2012 Nice book! I'm sure they'll treasure it! As far as ending the lacing go back to the instructions and make sure every step is taken. I know that it's not easy to end. It's been a struggle for me in the past. Quote
Members bluesman1951 Posted November 5, 2012 Members Report Posted November 5, 2012 The love that went in to this shines so very bright ,imperfections will hardly be noticed . Well done ! I enjoyed seeing this . Thanks for this post ,you did a fine job here . There is a you tube video that explains the finish on this double loop braid ,I'll see if I can find that link for you . Bill Quote
Members Horrrk Posted November 5, 2012 Members Report Posted November 5, 2012 What a great idea, Newbee.!! Simple, but so personal at the same time.. Can I ask how are the pictures done.? I have a link to Kingsmere Crafts, which may help you with your lacing.. http://www.kingsmerecrafts.com/page96.html I hope it helps you, or that Bill finds something for you on youtube.. Regards Phil Quote
Members David8386 Posted November 5, 2012 Members Report Posted November 5, 2012 That looks very good and will provide a lot of memories over the years. Great job! Thanks for posting it. David Quote
Members Newbee Posted November 6, 2012 Author Members Report Posted November 6, 2012 (edited) Thanks for all the compliments! I will search on you tube for video. Seeing is sometimes a lot easier. For the pictures, I used the method that 2-Shews explains in his video. He charges $25/00 for the video, which I ordered from a post here at Leatherworker.net. He uses a product called Picture It by Plaid. It is does not transfer perfect, but better than anything else I have tried. The technique he uses is amazing, and as bad as I hated to hand over $25.00, it was worth every penny! I will check out kingmere craft also. This site has been so valuable! Edited November 6, 2012 by Newbee Quote
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