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Posted: Fri 9. Jul 2021, 02:11
by Rachel McCollough
Finally almost finished with what I consider some very important whips, as my client has been super patient.
This is a six foot Amper Style Elite built a little slimmer that makes a set with a 10 footer that goes to Germany.
I have replaited this three times. But, third time is the charm, right? I hope so.
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Here’s a picture of my other job when it is almost time to clock out, ready to go home and get a nap before making whips:
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Posted: Fri 9. Jul 2021, 02:11
by Rachel McCollough
Rachel McCollough wrote:Finally almost finished with what I consider some very important whips, as my client has been super patient.
This is a six foot Amper Style Elite built a little slimmer that makes a set with a 10 footer that goes to Germany.
I have replaited this three times. But, third time is the charm, right? I hope so.
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Here’s a picture of my other job when it is almost time to clock out, ready to go home and get a nap before making whips:
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Posted: Fri 9. Jul 2021, 03:33
by Mark Elliott
Funny how paramedics main objective when they get off it to go home and get a nap!

Posted: Fri 9. Jul 2021, 03:47
by Rachel McCollough
Ha! Mark, Amen!!!!

Posted: Fri 9. Jul 2021, 03:50
by Ron May
That would surely be my main priority.... sleep.... and love on the pups.
They would go a long way to heal me from the job reality.

Ron

Posted: Fri 9. Jul 2021, 04:13
by Rachel McCollough
Ron, that’s it right there!

Posted: Fri 9. Jul 2021, 19:37
by Rachel McCollough
Ready for diamond plait, and now on to redoing the matching overlay on the 10’, finally.
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Posted: Fri 9. Jul 2021, 21:03
by Ron May
Looking impressive Rachel.
I like how you change the pattern on the thong.

Ron

Posted: Sat 10. Jul 2021, 01:22
by Mark Elliott
Nice work there, Rachel.

Posted: Sun 11. Jul 2021, 10:08
by Jyri Haveri
Nnnice!!

Posted: Sun 11. Jul 2021, 16:01
by Hayes Rutherford
Looking good. I need to learn more about changing patterns.

Posted: Sat 24. Jul 2021, 16:32
by Ben Varsek
Rachel, outstanding work!!!

Ben

Posted: Sun 25. Jul 2021, 22:20
by Andrew Van Werkhoven
It's so straight... The green eyed monster is rearing it's head, haha.

Amazing job as always, and I love those patterns, especially how smoothly you transition in and out of them.

Posted: Mon 26. Jul 2021, 00:53
by Rachel McCollough
Thank y’all very much, I appreciate it.

Posted: Mon 16. Aug 2021, 16:39
by Rachel McCollough
The first of a series I’ve made, #001 of a Wolf Creek Whips wood handled American style heavy type unloaded bullwhip. Featuring a single plaited belly with two bolsters and twisted taper core, overlay is 14 plait. A few fancy patterns throughout, with stair step on the handle. Length 6’ 3”, handle is Bloodwood 5”, epoxied insert of 1/4” spring steel, total handle length, a little longer than most American style bull whips, to transition is 10.5”. An 8 plait fall hitch. A quite nose heavy whip that cracks nicely. Color is saddle tan. 100% kangaroo hide inside out.

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Posted: Mon 16. Aug 2021, 16:46
by Ron May
What a beauty, Rachel.
I really like the contrasting colors in the transition knot.


Ron

Posted: Mon 16. Aug 2021, 17:06
by Mark Elliott
Rachel, this is a fantastic whip, for sure. I really like the way you did the handle. Saddle tan is one of my favorite leather colors.

Posted: Mon 16. Aug 2021, 17:19
by Robert Gage
Rachel, this is absolutely classic! Well done! :)

Posted: Mon 16. Aug 2021, 20:42
by Rachel McCollough
Ron, thank you! I appreciate it!

Mark, thank you, I greatly like saddle tan too!

Mr. Robert, thank you, I think that knot was the finishing bit. Classic was what I was after, thank you!

Posted: Tue 7. Sep 2021, 16:59
by Rachel McCollough
6' 8" 18 plait nylon cow whip in Rust with two plaited bellies and Twisted Taper core, waxed. This whip is quite nose heavy, and good length for ground/penwork. Handle is hand shaped as always, standard size, from Leopardwood.
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Available due to client’s situation changing,http://wolfcreekwhips.com/home/off-the-shelf