I’m usually looking at that silly little roll up door and the cow bell too. I generally get a good look at the front of them when I pull off the pumps though.
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I do my own patterns and hand cut all my own pieces from sides or whole skins. I started in earnest this past winter... I had done a very tiny amount of repair work on tack and saddlry tack previously, but that was mostly just a cowboy patching up his equipment to keep it functional.
The belt I made for @D.Tibbitt was my very first serious attempt at tooling, it was also the one and only belt that I will ever saddle stitch by hand without charging a premium. Over 8 hours of working needles and pulling thread, all 27 feet of thread to sew that belt. I had bliaters and cut hamds for weeks after that project. I have since invested in a sewing machine.
This is my personal belt and a few other pieces I've done since...
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You’re welcome and oh I absolutely would consider them works of art. I have so many questions. How long have you been doing this? How long does it take to make a belt? And most importantly, are you taking orders?
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