Members SkullCanyon Posted June 19, 2013 Members Report Posted June 19, 2013 Some of my latest stuff..........Been on the road for 3 months and no shop time. Everything is finally cured by time. Quote Skull Canyon LeatherKenny Hopkins1-443-553-8365 Wellborn, Floridawww.SkullCanyonLeather.com
Members mathias0605 Posted July 16, 2013 Members Report Posted July 16, 2013 Could you explain how do you connect the shoe with the sole. Some pics where very helpful for me. Quote
Members SkullCanyon Posted July 17, 2013 Author Members Report Posted July 17, 2013 Mathias0605 - pm sent Quote Skull Canyon LeatherKenny Hopkins1-443-553-8365 Wellborn, Floridawww.SkullCanyonLeather.com
Members ebdavison Posted August 5, 2013 Members Report Posted August 5, 2013 Those are quite beautiful. I made my first pair and I love them but being made out of veg tan leather they are quite stiff. What leather do you use and what sort of process or treatment of the leather? (obviously not veg tan ...) Do you have any recommendations on how to make my veg tan more supple and less stiff? Quote
Members SkullCanyon Posted August 5, 2013 Author Members Report Posted August 5, 2013 Hi Ebdavison, Thanks for the thumbs up on my work. I make these moccasins from castings of my customers feet. I only use buffalo or bull hide (color dependent) for the main body and some deer and elk for trim work. All of this leather is very soft and supple and feels great on your feet , almost like a leather sock. I use Montana pitch blend and pure mink oil to condition and make weather resistant. As far as veg tan, it depends on the weight of leather used, not sure what to tell you about softening. Probably mink oil and a lot of breaking in. I use veg tan in my mask making ventures as I want them to be firm and hold up to wear. I should be posting another 10 pair next week or so on here, so keep an eye out for more to come . Kenny Quote Skull Canyon LeatherKenny Hopkins1-443-553-8365 Wellborn, Floridawww.SkullCanyonLeather.com
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