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I really love this and I feel for your fingers on this one lol

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7 hours ago, nstarleather said:

Amazing First Bag!  Great use for that leather, it's got enough body to make a great bag with that "turned style"

Thank you! Really loved working with that leather, shaped up beautifully, without being too soft. 

 

6 hours ago, Windrider30 said:

I really love this and I feel for your fingers on this one lol

Thanks mate! Yeah they're a little worn out lol. 

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2 minutes ago, motocouture said:

Thank you! Really loved working with that leather, shaped up beautifully, without being too soft. 

 

Thanks mate! Yeah they're a little worn out lol. 

Most welcome and trust me I know LOL I do EVERYTHING by hand and some times I kick myself for wanting to go "old school" like that!

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Wow I wish I was anywhere near that capable on my first bag. Very tasteful edging tint and so well done and the stitching is superb. I think you might drown in the orders for if your not careful. Regards Brain

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18 hours ago, Leatherhips said:

That's a beautiful piece of work, thank you for sharing.

 

Thank you so much! 

17 hours ago, Bolt Vanderhuge said:

That is fantastic craftswomanship! You did a great job. I cannot see why he wouldn't, but I will say it anyways. I hope your husband enjoys that bag. 

Thanks! And my husband says yes, he definitely likes the bag (he's a smart hubby :lol:)

16 hours ago, RockyAussie said:

Wow I wish I was anywhere near that capable on my first bag. Very tasteful edging tint and so well done and the stitching is superb. I think you might drown in the orders for if your not careful. Regards Brain

Really appreciate the feedback! The edge tint is the natural internal leather color from the 'Parisian Blue' finish; hubby likes a more 'natural' look, so after some experimentation just used a little tokonole and beeswax. Thanks, too, for all the info you share, couldn't have made it without the amazing knowledge shared on this forum. 

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Well butter my butt and call me a biscuit! 

Looks great. I have no clue how to do zipper so, one up on me haha. 

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1 hour ago, Stetson912 said:

Well butter my butt and call me a biscuit! 

Looks great. I have no clue how to do zipper so, one up on me haha. 

Why thank ya! The zipper wasn't too bad (though I did say a few choice words trying to get it straight). Used double sided basting tape, and a super long zipper so I could unzip it far enough to stitch one side at a time in the pony. And a couple of stiff scotches :rolleyes:

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It's amazing your stitching stayed straight with the scotch... Unless you're like me and see a little crooked any way, scotch would even it out hehe 

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