Traditional Muzzleloading Association
Craftsmanship => Accoutrements => Topic started by: slash on January 28, 2013, 10:04:03 PM
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Just finished this bag probably going on the rendezvous blanket at multi lakes,4oz veg tan cowhide. the star is leather tan ox blood red.
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I like that bag! Whoever ends up with it should be a happy camper
Al
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VERY NICE craftsmanship!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :notworthy
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WOW! That do shine!
I like that little "outside' pouch under the flap.
Don't know for sure, but looks like a nice place to store a small handful of ball.
Anyway you slice it, that is one handsome bag.
It's somewhat obvious that this is not your first endeavor working leather.
Uncle Russ..
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Very nice work. I like the serrated edges. Did you use pinking shears? What dyes did you use? I like the color and finish.
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Nice job,beautiful
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Nice work there Slash.
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Thanks guys, now that i figured out how to post, i will post more as i finish them, finishing up one right now for my dads 75 for his gun room. this bag i used fiebings dark brown dye 2 coats and,then 3 coats of kiwi brown shoe polish rubbed and buffed in. and yep used pinky sears, as for the secret pocket in flap thats for the insert but i always leave it trimmed a bit big and i keep some spare flints tucked in there
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Thanks guys, now that i figured out how to post, i will post more as i finish them, finishing up one right now for my dads 75 for his gun room. this bag i used fiebings dark brown dye 2 coats and,then 3 coats of kiwi brown shoe polish rubbed and buffed in. and yep used pinky sears, as for the secret pocket in flap thats for the insert but i always leave it trimmed a bit big and i keep some spare flints tucked in there
Lemme know if you run short on that stuff,... I ordered another quart of it the other day, and they sent me 2 quarts. :laffing
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Slash said
...thats for the insert but i always leave it trimmed a bit big and i keep some spare flints tucked in there
Good little tip there. Thanks!