So, I took a while but finally decided to finish my war belt, my device, badge, and motto on it. The panels pieces have been wax hardened as well for extra protection. 10 ounce veg-tan leather. Hand stitched and copper rivets.

Pattern by Richard Wasnock at Dark Horse Workshop.

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Leather Binder Clips for largesse. 2 ounce veg-tan leather so as not to stain or leave marks on leather when needed to clamp pieces together for drying, lining up, letting glue set, or any other use that can be thought of. 1½", 32mm, binder clamps.

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Aside from the shoulder strap, waiting for the D-rings to arrive, my tote bag is finished. Now I have something to carry even more stuff at events. 10 ounce water bottle for scale.

5-6 ounce wax "aged" vegetable tanned leather. 5-6 ounce mahogany oil tanned leather.

Pattern by MPR Leatherworks.

Elizabethan era, 1558-1603 AD, shoe is finished except for burnishing the edges. Used 10 ounce veg-tan for the bottom and 4 ounce oil tanned leather for the upper.

Pattern from Fashionable History

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Leather tote bag I finished up. It will be donated to the @artemisiasca.bsky.social silent auction to be held at Spring Coronation in March.

Leather corset belt commission is finished and ready for delivery.

The right side of the witch corset belt is finished.

Purple embossed leather coffee cup sleeves.

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First of three knife sheathes finished by Lucky Kraken Krafts.

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Now that the antique gel has been applied can see the fine line work easier. Like the hairs and growth rings on the dall sheep horns. Baronial Coronet.

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Leather Baronial Coronet is finished having all the artwork cut in. Used a 4mm filigree swivel knife blade. Once fully dry, I will finish dyeing and painting.

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Morgan the Bald device and badge.