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Offline Buckfever

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Buckskin and braiding
« on: March 11, 2005, 01:57:34 PM »
Gentlemen, I have some 3/4" tanned deerskin strips I want to use for some tie downs.  Like a gun case to luggage, and other applications.  Is there any place a fella can find some splicing or braiding instructions for all of a strap or to connect a larger piece to a couple straps?  I can do three piece braiding but I saw some braiding that looked like a tube about the diameter of a pencil then it ran loose through a bead and then it had the loose ends.  Really put decorative touch on the small bag it was on.  Real pretty in a masculine way.  Thanks  Buckfever

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« Reply #1 on: March 28, 2005, 05:16:21 AM »
Ya know, I had a book called Craftstrip Braiding Projects. It is a little softcover book published by the boyscouts on braiding that flat vinyl lace into keyrings and lanyards and the like. You can do the same braids with boot lace for a more traditional look. The book costs about $1.50 plus shipping. Check out http://www.scoutstuff.org/items/ww33169/ to order.
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