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Tweaked the pattern here and there, changed the flowers and decided to try some blue dye and British Tan highlight paste. Turned out not to be a bad combination. Just need to finish the blue dy on the rest of the background.

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Another beauty.

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and the hits just keep on coming.....Thanks.

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Agree with Rohn :)

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Very nice, I really like the color combination!

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1 hour ago, Rhale said:

Very nice, I really like the color combination!

Thanks. It was a pleasant surprise.  Tan paste would probably look just as good with the blue

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dude, thats pretty sweet. I gotta step up my game!

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Thanks Doc. You'll get there. Heck, I'm still working on mine.

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Beautiful, I'm working on something similar with a wallet ...

The flowers (on mine) are awful small, hope I can make em come out good ....

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Thanks. When I do small stuff I don't cut quite so deep. Also steep revelers are your friend. Sometimes less really is more.

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Wow this looks super duper great!   I have a question about your dye process, if you're willing to help out a noob.  

I'm guessing you dyed the whole thing and then applied a resist and then did the British Tab antique paste?  or did you dye just the outer part and protect your carving as a separate step?  Hope I made sense.

Thanks in advance.

~JL

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Dye will go thru just about anything so it doesn't really matter the order as long as the paste is last.

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I really like your flowers and how they almost wilt. That color contrast is really nice!

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Great and beatiful work! And carving, and color, and stitching are pleasing to the eye.

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20 minutes ago, battlemunky said:

I really like your flowers and how they almost wilt. That color contrast is really nice!

 

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22 minutes ago, battlemunky said:

I really like your flowers and how they almost wilt. That color contrast is really nice!

Appreciate it. I have a scrap ton of flower designs I've collected over the past few years. Glad you like em but I have to confess they are not "mine".

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what dye did you use, and did you dilute it at all?  Just did a belt with Pro oil dye Royal Blue and it came out soooo dark after 1 coat of non-diuted.

Did a test first with diluted and it was so faint that it didn't work for me.

love to hear back

pete

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Yeah it is very dark but looked a little better after finish was applied. I used it straight from the bottle.

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absolutely beautiful!

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