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Posted: Tue 11. Jul 2017, 20:54
by Ron May
If you like it the handle must look epic.

Ron

Posted: Tue 11. Jul 2017, 22:06
by Tyler Blake
That sounds awesome Jessie!

Posted: Wed 12. Jul 2017, 20:14
by Robert Gage
Roger, I like the Scrappy overlay very much indeed!

Posted: Thu 13. Jul 2017, 09:02
by Sir Roger Tuson
Thanks Robert.

There is a slight problem with Scrappy though. I finished the overlay on Tuesday night and stuck a fall and popper on yesterday. Took it out for a test crack and to my dismay, discovered that I hadn't bound the handle enough and it's too 'floppy'. I can get a crack out of it but it really needs a little more leverage in the handle soooo...

...I think I'm going to strip it back from the heel, add further binding and replait back up. I may have to lose a couple of inches off the handle but I think it will be easier than stripping back the entire overlay from the tip. Arse.

Posted: Thu 13. Jul 2017, 09:42
by Robert Gage
What a bore! Still, Rog, you had the sense to do a test crack, and so discovered the problem!

Posted: Thu 13. Jul 2017, 13:40
by Jessie Edwards
Ugh shitty.

I am finishing up the overlay on mine today too. It's very plain and boring compared to what I usually do, but I'm hoping it will make a good everyday whip.

Posted: Thu 13. Jul 2017, 13:50
by Ron May
Jessie, an everyday whip is the best kind.

Ron

Posted: Fri 14. Jul 2017, 02:09
by Jessie Edwards
All done. The portrait wood burned on the handle is the founder of the donation campaign, Robby's late puppy, Lucy. Maybe Robby can post a photo of her so you know what she looks like. It's hard to see it in the round. It's 6.5 feet with a heel knot, transition knot and 2 smaller knots further down the transition. A chain "dog collar" is an accent between. It is free moving to lessen wear on the transition since that is a bend point in the whip.. Light tan with a oak cabochon.

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Posted: Fri 14. Jul 2017, 02:27
by Tyler Blake
Jessie, that is singularly appropriate! I love the portrait of Lucy, I remember her photo and I can see you did a great job! The thong looks great to, but the portrait is a focal point for me :)

Posted: Fri 14. Jul 2017, 02:56
by Rachel McCollough
Very appropriate, very special.
WS you knocked it out of the park! Beautiful.

Posted: Fri 14. Jul 2017, 03:22
by Ron May
Rachel's right, an inside the park HOME RUN, because I know it wasn't easy.
Great job.

Ron

Posted: Fri 14. Jul 2017, 04:48
by Keanu Shimaoka
Damn Jessie. It looks flipping amazing.

Posted: Fri 14. Jul 2017, 07:56
by Robert Gage
Ah! As I suspected it would, this has the real 'Jessie look'! Splendid! :)

Posted: Fri 14. Jul 2017, 09:35
by Matt Henderson
Now that's lovely

Posted: Fri 14. Jul 2017, 11:55
by Sir Roger Tuson
Oh yes Jessie. It may have been a shitty build but the end result... :D

Posted: Fri 14. Jul 2017, 12:49
by Robby Amper
That is the first time ever that I saw a ring installed into the transition area! The overall design and the color combination is beautiful. That's what I call style. In the meantime your webshop is like a candy store for adults, interested in whips. Good work, Jessie. Good job.

Robby

Posted: Fri 14. Jul 2017, 21:26
by Jessie Edwards
Wow, thank you. Why not everyone take pictures of the whips they are donating and maybe I can try to make a slideshow on Youtube as an advertisement for the raffle? I thought it might be a help to get it out? Maybe a thread just for pictures of donations...I was trying to post about the raffle last night and it was...messy. I wonder if we can make it a little cleaner and easier?

Posted: Fri 14. Jul 2017, 21:58
by Rachel McCollough
Jess I agree. One place for pictures and description.

Posted: Fri 14. Jul 2017, 22:04
by Ron May
Ditto what Rachel said. :)

Ron

Posted: Fri 14. Jul 2017, 22:14
by Rachel McCollough
One more thing-
I would suggest one thread with donation instructions address and rules, very simple and clear- then each person who donates an item, only those folks reply with a post including description and pictures. We can then link that on our websites and social media. All rules clearly written right before the "here's how to donate" PayPal address.