Another pair of moccasins I made

[Aven]

18 minutes ago, Sheilajeanne said:

YOur stitching is so very even, it looks like it was done by a machine! Wow, what a lot of work! Is that a cross-stitch?

Sheilajeanne, check out the first pair he posted.

 

https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/90084-moccasins-for-a-friend/

[casaerwin]

That is very nice work.  Since you stitched that with artificial sinew, maybe you could answer a question for me.  I have been hand stitching for many years using waxed thread, but it seems that all of it seems to start to unravel after about 15 to 20 stitches.  So, I have been searching the internet, with no results, for how to attach needles to artificial sinew.  Think you could help me?

[Burkhardt]

11 hours ago, casaerwin said:

That is very nice work.  Since you stitched that with artificial sinew, maybe you could answer a question for me.  I have been hand stitching for many years using waxed thread, but it seems that all of it seems to start to unravel after about 15 to 20 stitches.  So, I have been searching the internet, with no results, for how to attach needles to artificial sinew.  Think you could help me?

lacing needles

[JoeTrucker]

On 8/31/2020 at 4:36 PM, dhaverstick said:

Finished these up Saturday for a friend of mine. My wife cut out my patterns and asked, "Who are you making these for? The Jolly Green Giant?" Dude has a large foundation to stand on! It's a good thing that a bison is a big animal.

These are made from 8 oz. bison hide and are trimmed with New Zealand red deer hide. I sewed everything up by hand using artificial sinew.

Darren

 

Really nice pair. Dude gotta be really huge considering how big this pair ended up being :D