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2 hours ago, Tugadude said:

Thanks, I always like to see all of the little details.  Great job on those.

Thanks.

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On 2/18/2019 at 1:11 PM, kiwican said:

Love the sun !

Thanks.

I've started making another one inspired by some artwork of Cthulhu in the game Darkest Dungeon. I am tempted to dye it red, but green is probably what it will end up.

 

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Nice work! Custom dice cups rock the gaming tables... :guitar:

I did something similar some years back, in a larger size, and using a (not very skillful) butt stitch: http://djole.altervista.org/djole/Publications/Leather/TomsTower/TomDragon.htm

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15 hours ago, DJole said:

Nice work! Custom dice cups rock the gaming tables... :guitar:

I did something similar some years back, in a larger size, and using a (not very skillful) butt stitch: http://djole.altervista.org/djole/Publications/Leather/TomsTower/TomDragon.htm

Thanks. Yours is very cool too. It is fun to make these small projects and do some figure carving.

I've decided to go with green, which I find a bit difficult, but Cthulhu is watching...

 

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The dye worked out pretty good. I used a fine brush to add the black dye in the details, once the green was dry, and the copper is acrylic paint. Next I have to make the lid.

 

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On 2/24/2019 at 7:53 PM, kiwican said:

That came out awesome !

Thanks again for the feedback, @kiwican

It is always fun when you can turn an idea into something you can hold. For this dice cup I want to go over the top and make the lid something other than tooled leather, something closer to, well, something creepy or strange. I crunched all the photos into a single image to show how I did it, but first I'll give you a rundown. I painted an "eye" on a piece of paper, glued it to the back of a glass bead, and then glued that to the leather lid. I have some scraps of black pigskin and cut one to fit over the bead and two more as folds to put around it. I glued those in place in stages, meaning I only put glue, contact cement, on small areas of the leather parts at a time. That way I could pull on the leather to stretch it to where I want it. Once the contact cement grabs hold you can't move it, so if I had tried to glue it all in one go, it would take a lot of luck to get it the way I wanted it. Anyway, this lid is a long ways from done, but here is what it looks like for now.

I would love to know what you think, and thanks for following along.

 

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