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Hmmm, well even laying flat is suspect and optimistic on days if it's a fast mover. I guess I ws asking Andy, but now I'm embarrassed and shy.

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II may have to try some of those designs. Here is my unfinished version. I do the pinch the corners and secure with chicago screws or rivets style . I put the flesh side up so I can carve a design. It is the first time I put them in a celtic themed craft show and they all sold.

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Hmmm, well even laying flat is suspect and optimistic on days if it's a fast mover. I guess I ws asking Andy, but now I'm embarrassed and shy.

Here you go! Just slots cut out on opposing sides. Fold up and snap.

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II may have to try some of those designs. Here is my unfinished version. I do the pinch the corners and secure with chicago screws or rivets style . I put the flesh side up so I can carve a design. It is the first time I put them in a celtic themed craft show and they all sold.

Nice Peter! I'm going to do some with a tooled veg tan "patch" sewn into the bottom. This way I can customize them a little more.

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Thank you Andy. I figured that's what it looked like. I just wanted to be sure.

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Took a page from Avian45's book, and put a piece of vegtan in the center instead of lining it. I really like the look this way, and it allowed for a little personalization. This one is going to my Father-n-law.

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Took a page from Avian45's book, and put a piece of vegtan in the center instead of lining it. I really like the look this way, and it allowed for a little personalization. This one is going to my Father-n-law.

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Looks great Karina! I like the all-natural look. I had done the same over Christmas for a few gifts except I dyed them. I do like the veg tan bottom for the extra personalization as well. Awesome gifts!

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P.S. Disregard the wonky stitching. I pulled it out and restitched before I wrapped it up. Haha!

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Looks great Karina! I like the all-natural look. I had done the same over Christmas for a few gifts except I dyed them. I do like the veg tan bottom for the extra personalization as well. Awesome gifts!

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P.S. Disregard the wonky stitching. I pulled it out and restitched before I wrapped it up. Haha!

Thanks, and I really love the hand stamped letter. That color compliments the tray very nicely.

I have several more on the drying rack. They were dyed black, brown, and saddle tan, but they needed to finish drying. The natural one I was able to complete right away. The black one the buyer asked for the his initial to be in light blue with light blue stitching, can't wait to see how that turns out. :dunno:

Karina

"The only man who makes no mistake, is the man who does nothing." Theodore Roosevelt

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Very nice tray, @AndyL1! Do you mind sharing which font you used for the monogram? 

Thanks!

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On January 12, 2018 at 6:19 PM, Sceaden said:

Very nice tray, @AndyL1! Do you mind sharing which font you used for the monogram? 

Thanks!

Thanks! I don't remember what it was called off hand. I'll see if I can find it...

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