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Make a Belt Instructions – for Belt Kit

07/12/201817/12/2014 by Rob Exton

Click on the picture below to access the PDF instructions for making a belt.

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Note Book Cover instructions – for note book kit

07/12/201817/12/2014 by Rob Exton

Click on the picture to access the PDF instruction sheet for making this note book

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Leather workers clam V2

13/10/201914/12/2014 by Rob Exton

My clam version 1 relies on tension to hold the work which it does well but some people find is hard to open it to move the work. The biggest problem with commercially available ponies is that there are always places for the thread to catch on when sewing which is very debilitation over time. … Read more Leather workers clam V2

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Leather & Wood Together

07/12/201811/12/2014 by Rob Exton

Bicycle and Lap Top Bags with a special twist!! For the past three years I have been racking my (not very creative) brain for a way of mixing my two hobbies of wood and leather into a few useful projects and products. I had often thought of using wood for the gussets of a bag … Read more Leather & Wood Together

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Unique Note Book

07/12/201810/12/2014 by Rob Exton

Unique Note Book If you are familiar with a journal you will appreciate that the pages are sewn together in groups and them bound in some form in our case of course – a leather cover. Beautiful as they are, journals have a couple of drawbacks, firstly is the expense and secondly people are reluctant … Read more Unique Note Book

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Hints and Tips – Basic Tool Kit

07/12/201810/12/2014 by Rob Exton

Basic Leatherwork Tool Kit In pulling my travel tool kit together it focused my thoughts on the essentials a beginner needs and what to advance to in the way or tool purchases. Below is my tool box with the essentials/desirables to get started in Leatherwork. From top to bottom and left to right Scalpel, Safety … Read more Hints and Tips – Basic Tool Kit

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Visitor from across the sea

30/07/201909/12/2014 by Rob Exton

I recently had a lovely lady over from Belfast for a weekend course in Tewkesbury who was most interested in the ancient buildings in this small town has. Deirdre is a practicing Kendo exponent wanting to make a Bogu Bag to hold her protective clothing, helmet and gloves. Whilst this was to ambitious for an … Read more Visitor from across the sea

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Leatherwork Clam

07/12/201809/12/2014 by Rob Exton

Saddlers clams can cost £75 and more and when I needed 8 for courses so I decided to make some myself. The first one I made was from a naturally shaped willow branch which I cleft into 2 and reversed the halves to get the required shape. With the finding of suitable branches time consuming … Read more Leatherwork Clam

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