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Hello All - I am trying to re-cover a baseball and was hoping to get a few pointers:

Can I use the existing skin as a direct template (or maybe make it a little smaller to account for the stretch when wet)?

How do I end the baseball stitch so that it’s hidden?

Should I glue the leather down before stitching it up? 

There are a few “tutorials” online but too vague to follow. 

Any tips or tricks on doing this is appreciated! - Thanks

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3 hours ago, Webicons said:

Hello All - I am trying to re-cover a baseball and was hoping to get a few pointers:

Can I use the existing skin as a direct template (or maybe make it a little smaller to account for the stretch when wet)?

How do I end the baseball stitch so that it’s hidden?

Should I glue the leather down before stitching it up? 

There are a few “tutorials” online but too vague to follow. 

Any tips or tricks on doing this is appreciated! - Thanks

I posted a template here somewhere that should work, just have to size it for the size of the ball

Machines currently in use: Cowboy 3200, Adler 67-372, Singer 66, Singer 15-91

 

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20 hours ago, koreric75 said:

I posted a template here somewhere that should work, just have to size it for the size of the ball

Thanks.  I’ll look for it! 

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3 minutes ago, Webicons said:

Thanks.  I’ll look for it! 

Here it is, had to look back on my posts...

Machines currently in use: Cowboy 3200, Adler 67-372, Singer 66, Singer 15-91

 

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