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:17: :16: I would also love to see how you do that. My reaction when I looked at the picture was a little like immiketoos avatar. :jawdropper:

Thanks for sharing.

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Thanks all. Yes, there are many opportunities for converting this into scrap. Though I had a few times too, but it came out pretty even overall. In the future I think it makes more sense to make this notebook in two pieces, a front and back cover, and then sew each to a spine. That way if I mess up one side, I only ruin that part of it. Only reason I didn't do that was because I don't think my hand sewing skills are good enough yet. I'm working on that now though.

Thanks again for the nice compliments. I will try to write something in the next few weeks on this. I've taken a few pictures showing what tricks I've come up with, but need to write it up.

Bob

There are always possibilities....

Bob Blea

C and B Leathercrafts

Fort Collins, CO

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Bob,

I don't know how I missed this, but WOW!! I've never done any geometric things, but I'd sure like to learn. Looks to me like you'd be the one to go to figure it out. Very nicely done.

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Wow, Bob, your skill with the geometric stamp is flawless...

The closeup shot is Awesome! This clearly shows a High

Quality of workmanship...

I really enjoy seeing your work

~Cheryl

There are many things in life that will catch your eye,

but only a few will catch your heart...

pursue those...

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Thanks Double U and Cheryl, I really appreciate the comments. You are both too kind.

Bob

There are always possibilities....

Bob Blea

C and B Leathercrafts

Fort Collins, CO

Visit my shop at http://www.etsy.com/shop/CandBLeather?ref=si_shop

Instagram @bobbleacandbleather

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Flawless work my friend!

BTW, thanks for describing materials used for a rookie! haha

Thank you for the compliment! And by the way, I hadn't mentioned but the stamps are by Wayne Jueschke of Elko, NV who I think makes some of the best geometric stamps out there. I just love his tools.

Bob

There are always possibilities....

Bob Blea

C and B Leathercrafts

Fort Collins, CO

Visit my shop at http://www.etsy.com/shop/CandBLeather?ref=si_shop

Instagram @bobbleacandbleather

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I would love to see this tutorial when it makes the light of day. Keep us posted and thanks.

Ditto ;)

In for a penny, in for a pound....

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