RE: [flasah] Re: Deer Wallet (2)
Stan, I started to argue with you but went and checked the photocarve pattern and you
are right. I could have filigreed it, as the leather is only 3-4 oz and wouldn't add that
much thickness. This is the third time I've done this pattern and next time I will filligree
it. Thanks for your eye...Hank
To: flasah@yahoogroups.
From: jacksons002@
Date: Fri, 4 Sep 2009 22:17:35 +0000
Subject: [flasah] Re: Deer Wallet (2)
Hank . . .
Ah! Much better picture for sure. Thanks for sending out the 2nd picture.
I still think the buck is outstanding.
Upon checking Al's TOP 20 book and comparing your work with his, I found one big difference: He did not use background tools. Instead, he did it as filigree. As a result, it seems to give "less busy" results.
In another couple of years, I'll give it a try!!
Stan
Ah! Much better picture for sure. Thanks for sending out the 2nd picture.
I still think the buck is outstanding.
Upon checking Al's TOP 20 book and comparing your work with his, I found one big difference: He did not use background tools. Instead, he did it as filigree. As a result, it seems to give "less busy" results.
In another couple of years, I'll give it a try!!
Stan
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