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Post by Magnus Ulfgarsson »

Here's my little take on some Pteryges.

Still deciding on a buckle or lace up fastener, otherwise they're pretty much done.

Really need a picture of them ON someone though.

[img]http://www.dark-horse.ca/gallery/medieval/images/ptergyes_01.jpg[/img]
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Very sharp, Magnus. And yes, they'll really come to life when worn.
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Magnus,
What are you using for green dye I have some of the yellow box not going to butcher then spelling until I go get the box to type it in here but I ended up with a hospital scrub shade of green rather then the nice emerald you have there.


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Magnus,

Nice color combo too, that's sharp looking
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NotDukeOlaf2 wrote:Magnus,
What are you using for green dye I have some of the yellow box not going to butcher then spelling until I go get the box to type it in here but I ended up with a hospital scrub shade of green rather then the nice emerald you have there.


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I used the new Ecoflo Forest Green from Tandy Leather.

Some of those Fiebings greens come out wierd. But the Ecoflo I must say was a huge pain in the butt to get to set nicely, took a lot of coats, I even added a bit of fiebings to it to try and convince it to darken up.
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Kilkenny wrote:Very sharp, Magnus. And yes, they'll really come to life when worn.


Thanks

Randy W wrote:Magnus,

Nice color combo too, that's sharp looking


And another Thanks.
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Magnus of the Dark Wyvern wrote:
NotDukeOlaf2 wrote:Magnus,
What are you using for green dye I have some of the yellow box not going to butcher then spelling until I go get the box to type it in here but I ended up with a hospital scrub shade of green rather then the nice emerald you have there.


Olaf



I used the new Ecoflo Forest Green from Tandy Leather.

Some of those Fiebings greens come out wierd. But the Ecoflo I must say was a huge pain in the butt to get to set nicely, took a lot of coats, I even added a bit of fiebings to it to try and convince it to darken up.


When I used the Eco it just stayed on the top maybe I will run a few coats and go from there just to try it out thanks Magnus

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Post by Magnus Ulfgarsson »

May want to experiement with a light coat of neatsfoot oil.

OR

Try wetting the leather first.

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That's if you haven't tried that already.
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Did you finish this? Was it an order? If so how much, out of curiousity?
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I did indeed finish it, it just needed a buckle and belt tongue attached to it.

I charged $350 for it.
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