Handstitched Report post Posted November 3, 2020 G'Day , I ordered some roo skins about 2 weeks ago, and they finally arrived this morning from Queensland .I was like a kid on Christmas Day . Now, theres x2 bundles of 10 bright fluoro , and x 4 blue, and x4 dark grey . A total of 28 skins. The pics don't do any justice, but the blue & grey match quite nicely. They were on special They might have a few imperfections here & there, but for what I paid for them , it doesn't matter. They have a few creases from being transported, but they will flatten out. By the time I'made an item , they won't be visible. I'm always making bags, wallets etc. in earthy tones, black, brown etc. so I'm going to a take a plunge , and make some bright wallets, bags etc. Never worked with fluoro colours before, and I don't know what the reaction will be, but stuff it , I'm going for it Ladies love bright colours, and perhaps some blokes too. HS Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Retswerb Report post Posted November 3, 2020 Those will look great! I’ve never worked with kangaroo, maybe one of these days. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Scoutmom103 Report post Posted November 3, 2020 Love the blue and the gray. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sonnyboone Report post Posted November 7, 2020 These look amazing! The fam will be moving to Oz in a few years. When I'm there 'll be looking forward to some roo skins! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Spyros Report post Posted November 7, 2020 Nice, man roo is easily my favourite leather, you never have to skive it, tough as nails, nice to the touch, ages beautifully, what's not to like? Have a look at Austanners too, they have lots of colours and they emboss any pattern for free for larg-ish orders (3 or 4 hides or more, from memory). They also have glazed kangaroo which is what I made a wallet and sunglasses case for myself: Actually here's an idea for yourhides... colourful cases for sunglasses! Make yourself a nice pattern or die and churn them out, very quick to make and with summer coming up they will probably sell by the bucketload! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites