Posted: Wed 11. Sep 2019, 20:16
Thank you, WS!!!
Wonderful, Rachel! So stylishly simple and elegant!
And thanks to Lonnie for the demo!
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Posted: Wed 11. Sep 2019, 20:30
Posted: Fri 13. Sep 2019, 17:02
Rachel, that's a beautiful whip. Well done!
Posted: Fri 13. Sep 2019, 17:26
Mr. Robert, thank you, I will tell him!
Scott, thank you very much!
Scott, thank you very much!
Posted: Sat 14. Sep 2019, 23:34
That is one fine moustache, I mean, whip :p
I love the glacier blue cracker you put on it, it adds a level of depth to the midnight blue on rust that really brings it together.
I love the glacier blue cracker you put on it, it adds a level of depth to the midnight blue on rust that really brings it together.
Posted: Sat 30. Nov 2019, 03:55
Andrew, thanks!
Finally stitched the overlay on this whip, I had a snafu that was completely my fault and had to re-cut half of the overlay in saddle tan. Back to work now. I have the cores done for a very cool set of whips coming up very soon that I’m really excited about.
Finally stitched the overlay on this whip, I had a snafu that was completely my fault and had to re-cut half of the overlay in saddle tan. Back to work now. I have the cores done for a very cool set of whips coming up very soon that I’m really excited about.
Posted: Sat 30. Nov 2019, 04:06
Looking very good Rachel.
I'm looking forward to seeing the finished product.
Ron
I'm looking forward to seeing the finished product.
Ron
Posted: Sat 30. Nov 2019, 10:11
Rachel, that 'black and tan' job is going to be very stylish indeed! 
Posted: Mon 2. Dec 2019, 22:27
Rachel, I'm very much looking forward to seeing the finished result of this black & tan whip.
Posted: Thu 12. Dec 2019, 21:28
Thank y’all very much, I finally got back to work on this one enough to actually call it progress.
Posted: Thu 12. Dec 2019, 21:30
It's looking great Rachel.
Nicely done.
Ron
Nicely done.
Ron
Posted: Fri 13. Dec 2019, 11:31
Well done Rachel!
Posted: Fri 13. Dec 2019, 16:49
Looks good, Rachel.
Posted: Sat 14. Dec 2019, 00:54
Aesthetically, I don't actually like leather whips, but I can appreciate that perfect plaiting (well, except for that tiny tiny twist at the heel :P) Rachel, I am seriously in awe of your skills.
Posted: Sat 14. Dec 2019, 05:25
Andrew, sharp eye, there most certainly is a small twist which will be entirely under the heel knot or I would have replaited it, again 
Thank you!
Mark, thank you, I certainly appreciate it!
Jyri, Ron, thank y’all very much
Another 48 before I can plait on it more...
Thank you!
Mark, thank you, I certainly appreciate it!
Jyri, Ron, thank y’all very much
Another 48 before I can plait on it more...
Posted: Sat 14. Dec 2019, 06:06
Rachel, when that happens to me, I can usually manipulate it straighter. But like you said it will be hidden by the heel treatment.
It's really looking good.
Ron
It's really looking good.
Ron
Posted: Sat 14. Dec 2019, 07:50
This looks beautiful! The colour combination and plaiting pattern totally reminds me of a 5ft bullwhip my friend Renate recently bought from Johnny Ögren in Sweden (apparently one of less than five people in Europe who are really established in doing first class roo hide bullwhips).
Posted: Sat 14. Dec 2019, 08:06
Rachel, this is going to be terrific!
Posted: Tue 17. Dec 2019, 17:33
Rachel, this is beautiful. I love it!
Posted: Thu 19. Dec 2019, 03:18
Thank y’all, I’m really looking forward to finishing out this whip, to hear it crack. It is 10’ and ready for the fall and knots.
It hasn’t been rolled yet, so it still looks rough
It hasn’t been rolled yet, so it still looks rough