Sanford Belt – half a Scrapper
My normal Scrapper belt is a three piece affair with a buckle end, a billet end and a back piece…very fancy, and a bit complicated, requiring skiving, gluing and some odd sewing. I made Bill’s belt a half a Scrapper with only two pieces, simplifying matters and giving him something deceivingly simple and unique.
Color can be half the story when it comes to a piece of custom leather. I love this color, saddle tan with a kind of Carmel, with a bit of honey. A light touch with the dye and antiquing is required to pull this off smoothly and consistently over the piece. Bill was a happy guy when he got his “half-a-scrapper” belt.
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- one of a kind
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- bliiet
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- smooth
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- makers mark
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- taper
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- texture
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- sturdy, removable
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- simple, clean
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- fuly lined
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- heel buckle & keeper
Posted: December 21st, 2008 under leatherwork projects, Uncategorized.
Tags: customers, leatherwork, leatherwork projects
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