Traditional Muzzleloading Association
Craftsmanship => Accoutrements => Topic started by: attheedgeoftheworld on August 15, 2010, 10:21:29 PM
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this is my first pair of mocs. made from buff hide, rough out. to hide the smooth I added wool and beaded the edge. toes are little pointy, so I will have to figure that one out. But, I am please can't wait to try them out in a few weeks. A thank you to Ron Pinson for his help. Here is a few pictures.
(http://i554.photobucket.com/albums/jj425/raymondtheyounger/th_004-2.jpg) (http://http)
(http://i554.photobucket.com/albums/jj425/raymondtheyounger/th_005-2.jpg) (http://http)
thanks for looking
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look real nice Raymond
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Good job there Ray. I like the bead work too.
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What pattern or measurements did you use? I have made two pair, one too large and one way small...Nice looking, I like the wool on the flaps.
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Good Job there Raymond, they should work well for ya
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thank you all
rick- send me a pm with your phone number, i should be able help you figure it out
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Geez Loo-eez you guys and your "first time I made this" photos with the great lookin' results..., man my first pair of mocs was so bad the dang dog wouldn't even chew on 'em! :?
My first shirt ended with the cuffs about 4" above my wrists. (Fits my kid pretty good now though)
Thems a right purty pair of mocs!
LD
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Good lookin pair of mocs Raymond.
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excellent! those look great, i really like the wool :rofl the only thing my ex-wife said was..."well, that looks alright i guess." she still has one of those trapezoidal (ahem, square) bags i made.