Newbie starts the first pattern

[coma44]

And two medium coats on the grain side. I bought the regular (cheap) dye for my first several projects so the dye job might be better but over all I am happy for a first try. It won't let me add the next picture yet so more later. 

Edited February 11, 2019 by coma44
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[coma44]

Grain side

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On 1/31/2019 at 8:49 AM, JLSleather said:

You mention "the video" repeatedly, but you didn't say what video you are 'winning' from.

I'm one who has always found videos to be little more than mindless ADVERTISING 'photo ops' for the video provider, with very few exceptions.  I have seen people comment on various videos, only to then go make their own video covering exactly the same thing  

But I'm always willing to be shown one that actually has merit.  In fact, I've been willing - more than once - in the past to collect the ones people thought were "good" into one place.  I thought, and hoped, that would save people some time sorting through hours and hours of endless dross to find that one narrow sliver of valid information that occurs .. well .. rarely.  Last time I tried that around here resulted in some [supposedly] grown 'men' ranting and pouting like teenage girls who thought they weren't getting all the attention

BUT .. hey, I'll try it again.  You have a nice lay-out there - clean, organized setup for designing.  I'm a graph paper guy myself (though I don't often scale in mm).  You wanna share with us the "good" video?  

 

This holster video has pretty good content, about as good as yours, but of course not anywhere near as generous (I think you have enough free pattern positive karma credits to last five lifetimes, but then again who knows what kind of deficit you racked up in the previous five?)  Content and generosity aside, what makes this video so interesting is this guy's speech and accent.  It's unlike any you've heard before, well at least for me and plenty of others commenting the same.   Couple his accent with ..how do I describe it.?...an "aristocratic articulation delivered with a sonorous timbre".  The guy is mesmerizing.  Yeah, it's strange to me also just trying to describe it, but I could listen to this guy all day long.