2010 Gallery

Please email your pics with title and artist and date to cdavenport@leatherfactory.com and we will get them posted to the gallery.

17 responses to “2010 Gallery”

  1. Virginia Davies June 11, 2010 at 20:24

    I am just finishing the adornment of my very first pair of “turned” leather shoes. I finally attended a class which allowed me to buy only enough of the really thick leather for the shoe sole for 2 pairs. My very first pair fit perfectly and are VERY comfortable especially with the foam inserts that I knew I’d want to use. I have photos of the process and the finished product but I see no upload link here.

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  2. Barrie June 13, 2010 at 05:04

    When I clicked on “Customer’s Gallery” I expected to see photos of work submitted by leatherworkers. Is that the purpose of this section of Tandy Leather’s Blog? Are there any special instructions or conditions for submitting examples of our work. I have been a leathercraftsman since 1964 and despite having Parkinson’s disease for the last three years I still enjoy working with leather every day. (It is amazing what medication can do). I live on the Central Coast of New South Wales about 1 hour north of Sydney, Australia.

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  3. Barrie June 16, 2010 at 05:40

    Still cannot access the Customer Gallery. I sent some pics on 14th June to be posted if suitable. Every time I clik on the Customer Gallery tab it takes me to a new page but does not open to show content.

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  4. exposedd June 22, 2010 at 21:29

    The gun case looks great and the golden eagle really looks well done too,great page,thanx.
    AH

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  5. Jimmy Jones July 30, 2010 at 11:03

    This is great———Thanks for adding my Holster and belt set along with all of ths great work——–It makes me so proud.
    Jimmy Jones

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  6. Heather July 31, 2010 at 18:02

    Thanks for adding my gargole!

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  7. Art Stone August 27, 2010 at 18:12

    I would assume that you get more than your share of “cutomer gallery” work.
    However, I’ve sent several pics of some of my work and haven’t seen any of it. If it is not worthy of display, you could at least let me know and give me the reasons so I can improve in any area that falls short. I’ve no problem with constructive criticisms.

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  8. Karlton Rudolph August 28, 2010 at 18:20

    I’m looking for a pattern for a hatchet sheath

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  9. Jimmy Jones August 29, 2010 at 18:44

    Very pretty work———-on the book cover with the ” W “.
    Jimmy Jones

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  10. Rick August 31, 2010 at 18:46

    Than you so much for posting my work. I’m quite fond of the Barbarian Armor I did. It was a very long project over the course of 10 years as I started with the “war belt’ and it continued to grow. Between the weapons, all the hardware (spikes, studs, spots etc.), leather and accessories I spent about $1,000.00. Fortunately, I won that and a bit more in Halloween costume contests. I also got a lot of use for it at Renaissance Fairs. I love doing projects for gifts for my family and friends, and for a bit of profit. I hope to post more projects in the near future along with close-up shots of the armor.
    RJ

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  11. Jimmy Jones October 25, 2010 at 16:16

    Thanks to Tandy leather for posting so many great pieces of work. All of these items show so much pride in there work. So many different styles.
    thanks,
    JJ.

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