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| Its a story best not retold. The lady is a friend and took it in stride but deserved something special. A couple of the pictures are blurry but still get the idea accross. The tassles I also made by hand. | picture |
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| Leather book covers were meant to allow people to read sci-fi novels at events while fitting in with the appearance of a leather bound tome. | picture |
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| A quick leather cloak clasp. the pin is made from a link of hardware chain. Hard to see but there is a design on it. | picture |
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| Cloth boots. The pattern was for a leather moccasin but actually worked rather well with leather and suede for the sole. | picture |
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| A collapsible embroidery stand. This was made from banister rail and had the range to allow sitting on the ground or on a stool. Somewhere around here is the article to go with it. | picture |
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| Garment leather pouch. this worked well enough but I have a better one now (needs an article). The garment leather was water proof so if it filled it didn't leak. | picture |
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| Lady's belt with simple Celtic knotwork . The buckle is mounted sideways to gain more of a peak or point to the front. | picture |
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| When I fought I wore close to the armor standard. My legs were full leather with metal knees. The legs had light tooling in them to add some 'look' to them. | picture |
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| Teaching leatherwork produced this project for one person. Although not my work it is the result of my teaching leatherwork. Somewhere around here is the article to go with them. | picture |
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| For my SCA wedding it was asked by the branch paton to have some assurance I would show up. This was the caligraphry I sent along with my personal dagger. Simple but effective and it all added to the game. | picture |
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