Leather Work

[jeemes 4,453]

1 hour ago, low plains drifter said:

 

I enjoyed that thanks. Ive an ambition to make one but a bit simpler pattern.

[jeemes 4,453]

This is a 32mm Terrier or Bull terrier collar. Its lined with Nubuck leather.

 

[low plains drifter 10,353]

21 hours ago, jeemes said:

This is a 32mm Terrier or Bull terrier collar. Its lined with Nubuck leather.

 

Looks like that would last a lifetime mate, what's the leather oak bark?, and what do you use to heat your saddle creaser?

[C.green 3,229]

On 10/04/2020 at 00:00, jeemes said:

1.5 inch leather collar hand dyed red. 4mm thick

Thats brilliant. You still making these by any chance ?

[jeemes 4,453]

13 hours ago, low plains drifter said:

Looks like that would last a lifetime mate, what's the leather oak bark?, and what do you use to heat your saddle creaser?

Thanks mate, yes its Greasy Oakbark stirrup type leather. Its not dyed any colour but coloured by all the grease and oils that they rub in. Its thick but very supple.

[jeemes 4,453]

32 minutes ago, C.green said:

Thats brilliant. You still making these by any chance ?

Yes I still make them to order mate.

[jeemes 4,453]

22 hours ago, low plains drifter said:

Looks like that would last a lifetime mate, what's the leather oak bark?, and what do you use to heat your saddle creaser?

Sorry I meant to say, can you seen that little methylated spirit lamp in the back ground? Thats what I heat the crease with.

[low plains drifter 10,353]

3 hours ago, jeemes said:

Sorry I meant to say, can you seen that little methylated spirit lamp in the back ground? Thats what I heat the crease with.

I've seen them heaters on Etsy, used wing dividers to mark the lines in the past, but want to try the saddlers crease when I get back to making some belts, still got that oak bark russet, and some nice English made buckles 

[jeemes 4,453]

Yeah get a crease mate, they are easy to use with a bit of practice. Got some nice buckles there. Ive used the stirrup ones but not the other ones, they look old, what are they?

[low plains drifter 10,353]

12 hours ago, jeemes said:

Yeah get a crease mate, they are easy to use with a bit of practice. Got some nice buckles there. Ive used the stirrup ones but not the other ones, they look old, what are they?

They're based on the old firemans quick release firehose buckles, Abbey are making them

[jeemes 4,453]

Terrier collars (lined)

[low plains drifter 10,353]

Feature on the oak bark tannery, 16 minutes in

 

[jeemes 4,453]

18 hours ago, low plains drifter said:

Feature on the oak bark tannery, 16 minutes in

 

Really enjoyed that thanks. I saw Clarrisa at the Waterloo cup and spoke to her, she was very nice. That high tensile stirrup leather is the Greasy Oak bark I think. You cant get better for collars and belts. Its not dyed at all.

[low plains drifter 10,353]

7 hours ago, jeemes said:

Really enjoyed that thanks. I saw Clarrisa at the Waterloo cup and spoke to her, she was very nice. That high tensile stirrup leather is the Greasy Oak bark I think. You cant get better for collars and belts. Its not dyed at all.

I like the look of their undyed bridle with all the natural markings, looking forward to making some belts with it

[jeemes 4,453]

Martingale  collar. Oakbark dark stain and brass chain.