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Once again this looks great! I love it when people post process pictures and videos. There are SO many ways to do a give thing that it is interesting to see how each person handles a particular item.

Is that an open-cell padding that you used to give the "quilting" a little 3-D effect?

The only thing that I see that you may want to give some thought to is the attachment for the D-ring straps. The stitch line runs right across the strap, which very much weakens the attachment. It can act as a perforation across the leather at that point and tear easily. If, instead, you use a curved line for the stitches, or perhaps a V shape, or even two straight lines along the edge, the stress is then spread in such a way that it will be far stronger. You just have to get a little creative in making it both strong and pretty.

Thanks !

Bill

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Totally agree with DuaneS comment. Amazing work

More please

Peter.

http://www.artisanleatherworks.co.uk/

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Ohh my goodness, it is just amazing!!!

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Wow! What beautiful and professional grade work!!!

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Thanks for sharing your work and the details of its construction,

awesome work and pictures ,

we are our own worst critics for some reason,, looking for perfection

David

www.facebook.com/pages/Greystone-Leather www.etsy.com/shop/GREYSTONELEATHER

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