Tracing/transferring Design Help

[TXAG]

Ok, well I've had enough of this now. I'm out. Bye.

[LNLeather]

Ok, well I've had enough of this now. I'm out. Bye.

Sorry - there are a couple of Bear's around here and I was just trying to help.

You seem to misunderstand and react negatively a lot and that caused me to go and find this, and again

I do hope it helps.

You’ve probably heard sayings like:

“It’s not what happens that matters but how you react (to what happens) that matters”

....... the above sayings refer to how we deal with, manage and react to what happens in our world.

here is the rest of the article

[TXAG]

Yeah, I don't really care what a website says about how I should react to something online, so you'll forgive me if I don't rush right over there for advice.

Just came back to unfollow and stop notifications.

Bye.

[Cyberthrasher]

Wow, that went south for no reason. Ed The Bear man makes lots of cool stuff. You can contact him or his son through the leatherburnishers.com website and he's got examples of a lot of stuff on his Facebook page. You can also look him up right here on the forum.

[AndyH]

Great ideas, all! Thanks for the tips

[country girl]

Another option is to scan your pattern, then print it onto an overhead transparency (you can get them at office supply stores). It lets you see the leather underneath to be sure of your alignment, and can be used several times before needing to be replaced. For added protection, I slip mine into a plastic page protector.