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Hi all

Just completed a commission for a personalised set of braces (or suspenders if you are American I believe), so thought I would share. I have done lots of belts before but never these, so took a little working out to get right.

These were built to the clients specifications, and have a tooled oak leaf pattern, carved initals on the strap connector, brass fittings, and an elastic adjuster at the back.. The straps are lined and all stitching has been done by hand. Hours of fun I'm sure you'll all agree.

Any comments welcome and I hope you like it!

Cheers

Alex

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Awesome work!

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Very cool

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Gob smacked! that there is some tooling, and dye work

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That is jaw-dropping stuff! Absolutely amazing! Makes my plain ones look, well......plain.:( You've given me something to aspire too.

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Beautiful job Alex!  

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Thanks for the compliments all,  happy that it is finally finished and I'm glad you like it!

4 hours ago, dikman said:

Makes my plain ones look, well......plain.:( You've given me something to aspire too.

Nothing wrong with plain! All just personal preference really,  but thanks :)

Alex

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wow!!!!!!!!!!!!! That is some nice work.

 

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Beautiful - your work has a richness and depth to it that I admire!

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