Clowning A Round

[Stewart]

    I finely figured that I am not that good at selling leather products. May be my skill level.

What I do like is tooling leather and painting. Now I just do the leather rounders  for enjoyment.

I now try to do  what ever gets my attention on them.

 So with every ones attention on the Clown deal. Figured I give  it a go

 

[TonyRV2]

I like the baseballs.  Have you thought about marketing to the local little leagues?  Who wouldn't want a box of specially logo'd baseballs to pass around at the banquet?

[Stewart]

Thank You TonyRV2.

Some I  sold were too other leather craftsmen and then some to

fellow workers that gave them away to their best customers.

The Farmers markets did not work out. It was a trip to learn how

to do them. Old baseballs changes the shape of the pads. So

 the two pads were different circumferences. New ones  should be the same.

Anyway it was all good and still is.

 

 

[TonyRV2]

In my limited experience I think you have something unique there...like I said, hit little leagues, high schools, junior high...(heck, can you make a football too??)  I guarantee you'll eventually hit pay dirt and word of mouth will have you busier than a one legged man at a butt kickin' contest. 

[bikermutt07]

Glad you are finding an outlet for your artistic side. Keep up the great work.

[neilyeag]

Scary Clown!

[Stewart]

Thanks . been to long from the last one  baseball I done. Have to learn over again.

 Seems everyone likes them and that's as far as  it goes.

Yeap Scarry. 

Edited October 19, 2016 by Stewart