Craft Works - Let's Get Creative!

[Jepanic]

Thanks derivative666, I painted it as a Christmas gift. Supposed to represent the Rocky Mountains here in Colorado.

[Jepanic]

Painted this tonight. Skyline Silhouette of Downtown Denver, Colorado.

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[derivative666]

As usual, UNREAL!

[Finn666]

i already thought you gave up on this…great to see you're still going strong Adam! well done...

[mclaincausey]

Wow

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[seanocono]

Amazing, adam.

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[seawolf]

Adam, have you found a kiln yet?!

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[seawolf]

Bummer man. I look forward to seeing more of your work someday.

[mclaincausey]

More throwing, less packing

[Moonshine]

Here’s a wallet I recently did – nothing spectacular but I think it turned out pretty cool!

[Moonshine]

Here’s Reggie with his new horsehide collar!

[Moonshine]

Here’s a wallet I made for a friend – He wanted plenty of room for cash and misc. papers/receipts, so he got 8” of wallet!  I think the roughout looks awesome and should only get better with some use!

[Moonshine]

Here's a bag I made for my wife's main Christmas present.  She asked for it a LONG time ago and it was a total surprise to her.  All hand stitched so this one took a good while to complete!  She wouldn't have been any more happier with a Hermes Burkin.  At least that's what she told me!

[irishexpat]

i was hoping to see a different purse….

that one does look really nice though. I'm excited to see how natural veg tan purses will patina....since I don't think I've ever seen it before.

I got my wife all excited about the wabi sabi of the whole thing!

[seawolf]

Great stuff Moonshine. I always like seeing your work.

[Cutlasshound]

Although nowhere near the craftsmanship of the leather goods above but thought would sling in a project did last year. I wanted a lanyard/keychain for a Porter pouch I bought. I wanted it to use mil spec hardware and ballistic cordura nylon sooooo…..
I combined 1680d cordura with two mil-spec snap hooks and one mil-spec austrialpin cobra buckle (which can carry a shit load of weight). The cobra buckle alone coat me £20.

Did the stitching on my mates antique sewing machine, which he uses to mend shoes. Unfortunately my sewing skills are shit - as you can see!

It works well but is a bit long so going to adjust the length of the nylon and re stitch!

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