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My wife benefits from my love of leathercraft once again. Every time I get a new pattern, by her request, she gets the first one off the assembly line. She gets a lot of use  out of this veg tanned long wallet I made just over a month ago. I recently started applying leather dyes with an airbrush as I did with this wallet. This has become my favorite way to apply dyes and coatings because of the good looking results. 

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I like it. Very neat, nice and smooth. I can see why she likes to use your offerings.

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Nice looking wallet - where did you get the pattern?

I have also switched to applying dyes and finishes with an airbrush - less waste and good results!

Gary

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I got the acrylic pattern from a company called MakeSupply in Philadelphia. The web site is: www.makesupply-leather.com. They have an array of really nice pattern of which I own several. Here is a pic of the front of the wallet. It comes in 2 different styles.

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I have that pattern in digital download. Where the bill slots are square on the end I made them round. It's cleaner to cut and burnish. Also the digital is free. I have other acrylics of his too.

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Men In Black?

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30 minutes ago, Mattsbagger said:

I have that pattern in digital download. Where the bill slots are square on the end I made them round. It's cleaner to cut and burnish. Also the digital is free. I have other acrylics of his too.

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Rounding off those bill slots is a good idea. I'll have to do that next time around. 

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Dang it! Thought we had an insight there. Carry on!

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Looks really great.

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2 minutes ago, Mattsbagger said:

That airbrush really was a game changer for my dye jobs.

It was for me as well. I picked up a Neo for IWATA airbrush and a compressor and never looked back. It’s somewhat of a beginners set up but it couldn’t work any better for doing dye jobs. The results I’m getting now far surpass using sheep’s wool and sponges. 

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