Ok then i stain it and bend it and glue it to hold it till i stitch it. Looks like this before i stitch it.
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AWSOME!! keep them comingComment
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Another quiver for a young man at the lease that started shooting a bow.
Fire starter kit for my brother, fire match, striker and fat wood, (pine knot).Attached FilesComment
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Thank you. I've been looking for Sheridan style patterns online with no luck. I think I am going to have to buy a book with them.Originally posted by Tubby View PostComment
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nice work you guys got thereComment
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I got a leather piece on my motorcycle that is plain black but needs some tooling, anyone wanna do some work on it?Comment
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If it's already been stained or dyed, you won't get any results from tooling. Leather has to be "fresh" and clean to be able to get the proper tooling impressions.Originally posted by Huskysibe View PostComment
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All done stitching and sealed it up. Ready for wear.Attached FilesComment
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My stitching is off a little on the back that's what i get for rushing
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Never will see the stitching in the back.
Nice job, I'll try one of those before too long. It'll go good with either my Judge or Bond derringer.Comment
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Front of the latest shotshell pouch I'm working on for a buddy of mine. No Keegan, it's not for you!
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Looks goodOriginally posted by Tubby View PostFront of the latest shotshell pouch I'm working on for a buddy of mine. No Keegan, it's not for you!
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This is a holster I had made for my 44 redhawk by a local saddlemakerComment
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Bowman, if you don't mind, what are the dimensions of your shell holder?
Pre-folded width & height, width of leather used on the loops and spacing of the holes its laced thru?
Would save a lot of wasted leather from trial and error on my part.
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