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Paint-on tanning cream'd fox fur (Tanning Process Recipe)

feeds@yuku.com (Joanne2) — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 11:35:18 GMT

6ft cowhide bullwhip tutorial

feeds@yuku.com (troy) — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 06:40:43 GMT

Not sure if there be much interest for this sort of thing here, but in the PDF (size 6.5mb - 36 pages) I cover quite alot about lace/braiding in general and may help some one.

Paul

A Beadwork Tutorial

feeds@yuku.com (Michael Bootz) — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 04:59:20 GMT

This is a little tutorial in which I'll try to show some basic beadwork techniques. I hope this will be useful for some people and help to get them started. This is especially for Iliana. Due to the circumstances there was no time to show Iliana how to do beadwork in Bulgaria, so I'm going to teach her this way.

I'm going to start with some basic and easy techniques and hopefully I will expand...

Leather drinking tankard tutorial

feeds@yuku.com (Eric Methven) — Fri, 22 May 2009 02:37:40 GMT

This is a tutorial in the making. I will edit this post as the tutorial progresses.

For those of you who want to have a go at making yourselves a waxed leather drinking tankard like these -

I have started with a properly scaled template.

There's no...

Making Rawhide

feeds@yuku.com (bigcountry) — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 14:49:38 GMT

Just read thru the rawhide tutorial. Great info. I hear of several ways of doing it. I hear some uses borax instead of lye. But never was there a mention of neutralizing it. But it makes sense. I also heard some uses the the local car wash in the middle of the night. Can't imagine you makin much friends that way.

Anyone ever done the borax method?

Brain Tanning in South Africa

feeds@yuku.com (Montanner Gurrrl) — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 11:02:11 GMT

Last Sept. I was offered a trip to South Africa to show some people how to brain tan hides. Knowing that if I did not go, for the rest of my life, everytime I heard the word Africa, I would kick myself for not going. So.....
Before I left, I had several discussions about the types of hides I would be working with. I, of course, had no idea of what hides even existed over there, let alone, their physical makeup. So I asked that the hides be smaller one, preferably from that...

Brain Tanned Elk Bag

feeds@yuku.com (Montanner Gurrrl) — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 17:24:18 GMT

When I get orders for bags, they are usually more of the old style but I thought I would post this one anyway. It is for a contractor who will be keeping his laptop and files in it.
We had an elk that we had been keeping for a project hide and so we tanned this one, not pretty, and let me say it is not the quality we sell our customers, just to clear that up in advance.

Next...

Double Cordover fancy thong border

feeds@yuku.com (Eric Methven) — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 09:56:28 GMT

I did a fancy border on Madcrow6969's BITH bag and a few people have asked how it's done. I tried explaining it, but it's much easier to show you, so I made a poster.

I've also made the above into a PDF file so you can download it and print it off properly.

It's

What to do

feeds@yuku.com (Oldstickbow) — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 11:24:55 GMT

Ok, took a couple deer hides last year and soaked them in saltwater and charcoal with baking soda ( no I don't remember where I go the recipe but that what I did) What I ended up after fleshing the hides was a stiff hair-on hide. It is kinda stiff and absorbs moisture but does not smell, no rot just skin and hair. Can I do anything to these hides to turn it into buckskin or do I just need to start from scratch this season?

Bill

Dinsmore's Pre-smoke Method of Brain Tanning, Yes, another "easy" way.

feeds@yuku.com (longtrail) — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 15:46:25 GMT

Well here goes, I will try to not be too long winded on any particular step. I thought this site was strickly primitive but I see some other posts that are not using primitive tools. This method, as most, can be performed with primitive tools if thats what you desire. And we do have an EPIC dvd, box set (just kidding) instructional video. Its taking forever to finish but we're almost done. And it is long. We do so much discussing back and forth, like we did on our VHS tape. I try...

Rawhide sheath tutorial

feeds@yuku.com (jmcohea) — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 15:22:32 GMT

Alright guys here it is finally. I will have to do this in segments as time allows, so just bear with me and enjoy the ride!
First, lets start with materials.Deer Rawhide, 8 to 9 0z. veg-tan cowhide,commercial tanned buckskin for fringe, horsehair,copper tacks, copper cones,antique trade beads, a coyote claw, and brown waxed linen thread.

next will be the tools. Hammer, awl,...

Buck Skin Back Pack

feeds@yuku.com (Mahto Sapa Numpa) — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 19:27:40 GMT

Buckskin Backpack

by Kirby Records

(Finished pack, the flap sports a patched hole that was in the hide from a skinning error.)

Disclaimer: I wrote this tutorial correcting some of the process from my actual build , Like adding the straps into the original seams rather than go back and cut open...

Braintan Bow Case

feeds@yuku.com (DC Skillz) — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 10:27:07 GMT

Hi tanners,

Here's a project I recently completed for my hunting bows. When taking my bow from home to the field, I like to protect it with one of these bow sleeves. Some call it a bow sock. Either way, its a good way to protect your bow and you can make them easily with scraps from your other hide tanning projects. Three Rivers Archery sells these made out of buffalo leather for $$$$. Make yours at home for mere hours of labor

Fresh-Scrape Buckskin Tutorial: buckskin simplified

feeds@yuku.com (inwabo) — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 07:27:19 GMT

This method is as simple as the process of braintanning gets. It has the fewest steps of any braintanning method and requires the fewest refined techniques. It is not, however, the easiest labor-wise. For this tutorial I also elected to do it with (nearly) all stone-age tools and equipment to show what can be done and how it can be accomplished in a primitive situation. The hide is worked fresh - right from the animal with no soaks in anything. Flesh the hide, turn it over and grain the...

Snake Skins

feeds@yuku.com (ohiohoghunter) — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 23:43:04 GMT

I'm sure some of you have had a skin you wanted to keep or someone ask what to do with one.
I'm using western diamond back rattlesnake for this.
You could use any snake skin here.

First step is to aquire a snake.

Brain tanning an elk hide step by step

feeds@yuku.com (YTBM) — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 14:35:21 GMT

I was going to wait till I had this one all done before I posted the whole process, but there has been some discussion about elk recently so I decided to just start posting the process as I go along. Might take a while between steps because I have a lot going on in my life at this time but I'd like to have it all done in a couple of weeks because this one is going to be a gift.
This hide was frozen fresh off the animal. Not salted, it hasn't been soaked in anything, not...

Leather tooling / arm guard Tutorial

feeds@yuku.com (Mahto Sapa Numpa) — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 23:21:49 GMT

Leather Tooling Tutorial

By Kirby Records

I am writing this tutorial to show how I make a bracer, or arm guard. It is also a tutorial on tooling leather with what I consider to be the main tools you need to create all sorts of beautifully tooled designs.

Fig.1...

Thank-you Tom

feeds@yuku.com (coogs) — Sun, 17 Feb 2008 12:04:04 GMT
Thank-you for this addition, Tom. I look forward to many people's contributions here.
PP is a great place to be.

Making rawhide lace

feeds@yuku.com (YTBM) — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 10:11:39 GMT
I make quite a lot of rawhide lace. Here's some pictures of how I make it. First one is a fleshed and dehaired deer hide hanging on the line. You can use a rawhide done like in the rawhide tutorial without stretching and drying it, or you can rehydrate one that has been dried. I like to do it hanging up because flipping a wet rawhide around on a table is a pain. I start in the middle because that's where the most consistent thickness is. When I get to the edges where it goes from...

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