Archive for January, 2009
*big nudes* meet the new QC team for the 2009 season
ok – being a major force in the global quest to improve the design, class quotient and overall utility of leather stuff like wallets, belts, sheaths and other things of huge importance, honestly, is a burden. I’ve found that i just cant do it alone. No one I know is willing to come out into the shop and work with me. It is always some crap about […]
Posted: January 9th, 2009 under thoughts on this & that, Uncategorized.
Tags: 2009, blather, corporate news & events, crack team, high hopes
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front pocket journal – just about as good as it gets….
I’ve been productive as hell and here’s just one of the latest pieces to leave the shop. I am proud to introduce you to a very utilitarian piece o’ work – the steveb Front Pocket Jounal Cover. Amazing innovation it is – this front pocket. It allows you, the user, to put all kinds of stuff […]
Posted: January 8th, 2009 under leatherwork projects, Uncategorized.
Tags: customers, design, friends & family, gifts, journals, leatherwork
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Ghosts… if not for the birds …
Geez, where to begin with this set of classic shots from the family vault…..? I don’t have all the particulars, damn I wish I did – this is one of those instances where I grew up with these pics -they were of Mickey (mom) and Max (grandpa) during the days of their performing the “act” during WWII – […]
Posted: January 7th, 2009 under thoughts on this & that, Uncategorized.
Tags: Family, Max & Mickey, USO, Vaudeville
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clean cuff
Here is a little something to delight. Let it be known, I am always looking for something to do with scrap. So in this never ending quest, I came upon an improvement of the traditional corrugated coffee cup cuff and got to use the unloved scraps of good stuff that I loathe to throw out. I like little […]
Posted: January 6th, 2009 under Uncategorized.
Tags: coffee, cup cuff, customers, leatherwork projects, utility
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Virginia Beach – road trippin’ – early 90’s
Time frame : early 90’s Duration: we were on the road for about a week Players: Pupkin, Paulie-boy, Gavin & me Bikes: 3 fxr’s and one softail. Destination : NYC to Virgina Beach Scenic Stops: H-D York PA, Assateague, Chincoteague, Ocean City, Skyline Drive, etc Memorable moments that have endured: scrapple in Front Royal, crabs in MD, Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel, Virginia Beach […]
Posted: January 5th, 2009 under riding & road tripping, thoughts on this & that, Uncategorized.
Tags: friends & family, riding & road tripping
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skiving is in the details
Thinning out a piece of leather (skiving) is a common and important chore when making something that needs to blend, or blend. Leather is not one of those things you can just bend sharply and not expect it to crack, so you need to skive. I have a few blades that can skive, you’ve already met the Mighty […]
Posted: January 4th, 2009 under leatherwork projects, thoughts on this & that, Uncategorized.
Tags: leatherwork, patience, thoughts on this & that, tools
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steveb gear in use
Recently received some pics of steveb gear in use…in this case it’s on the fire truck.. Fireman Beau was kind enough to send pics. This leather has been put to hard use. That’s the idea. If I could ask some of you slugs to please take some pictures (at work or not, c’mon be creative) […]
Posted: January 3rd, 2009 under leatherwork projects, thoughts on this & that, Uncategorized.
Tags: customers, fireman, in use, leatherwork
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a little celtic sumpin sumpin
Digging back in the archives for this feature. Had a little celtic thing going here with this belt. Love the off kilter red dot center…. As I recall this was one belt of a set of 2, with the other one being the tried and true tribal flame belt design.
Posted: January 2nd, 2009 under leatherwork projects, Uncategorized.
Tags: archhives, belt, celtic, customers, leatherwork
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Happy New Year
Posted: January 1st, 2009 under thoughts on this & that, Uncategorized.
Tags: 2009, new year, thoughts on this & that
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