Just Say Yes 2018-19 Weekly Planner (Tropical Vibes, #1)
by Pretty Planners
Wake Up Tan Be Awesome Notebook for a Leather Crafter, Medium Ruled Journal
by Useful Hobbies Books
Home Tanning And Leather Making Guide (Legacy Edition) (Library of American Outdoors Classics, #12)
by Albert B Farnham
Hides and Skins and the Manufacture of Leather - A Layman's View of the Industry
by James Paul Warburg
Niemand ist perfekt aber als Schuhmacher ist man verdammt nah dran
by Schuster Notizen
Directions For Tanning All Sorts of Hides and Skins
by MR W Desmond
A Guide to Making a Leather Wallet - A Collection of Historical Articles on Designs and Methods for Making Wallets and Billfolds
by Various
Journal (Antique Scientific Engravings - Designer Notebooks and Journals, #2)
by Designer Notebooks and Journals
Tanning is the science and art of turning perishable animal skins into leather and furs. This age-old process can yield a luxurious fur garment or an indispensable leather item, and no artificial product to this day can replace or duplicate the properties of a tanned hide.A hide is the outer tissue of an animal body made up on once-living cells and their products. Tanning a skin involves removing the tissues which cannot be converted into leather and the treatment of the other tissues so they wo...
Call it maker, handcrafted, or handmade, a new DIY movement has taken off big time. The common thread that ties makers to DIYers and handcrafters is the desire to build something rather than buy it. Handmade: A Hands-on Guide has a broad focus, encompassing makers who work with wood, metal, leather, concrete, and vinyl. Both inspiring and informative, the book features 25 doable projects for would-be makers, representing the gamut of materials and media. The main focus is on the analog side of...
"Crafters and jewelry makers will love this guide to the popular art of leather braiding! The projects listed in this book come with clear instructions and the potential to create lots of contemporary finished pieces. Just pick up some leather cord from any craft store, and you're off! Using classic three-string and four-string braid designs, decorative knots, and store-bought findings to finish the pieces, you will create: -Rings -Wrist wear (with metal hardware and without) -Neck wear (with me...
The New Complete Treatise on the Arts of Tanning, Currying and Leather Dressing
by Professor H Dussauce