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    Another way to make cutouts useful

    I found out that the cutouts I have are just big enough to cover my case for glasses. Original artificial leather was totally warned out. So here is the photo of before:



    and 2 photos of after:





    I hope this is an inspiration for you.

    Regards!

    Mipi
    Last edited by Mipi; 24th August 11 at 12:47 AM. Reason: typo
    I like the breeze between my knees

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    That is some very clever recycling! Well done.

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    Chas
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    I like that it's made in Italy.....
    Eric

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    Quote Originally Posted by be da veva View Post
    I like that it's made in Italy.....
    Well, Slovenia is close enough...
    I like the breeze between my knees

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    Very nice. You just glue it down?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aspiringloser View Post
    Very nice. You just glue it down?
    Yes. The tricky part is getting the fabric around the edges. I did make some snap cuts, prior stretching it over edge. First I took everything apart, pulled old "leather" down and cleaned everything. Then I glued the fabric on flat surface and afterwards worked with curved part. The last part was edge and inner part. I assembled the case back and glued the inner part of case.

    Simple!

    I can say that this is kiltmaker accessory, after all I am a kiltmaker (sort of) and I do need glasses.


    I'm glade you liked the idea.
    I like the breeze between my knees

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    Very nice. I see you hunted around for the right scrap to make the results symetrical as well.
    Elf

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    Very nice indeed!
    Regards,
    Mike
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    What a great idea and you did a beautiful job of making it!
    Bonnie Heather Greene, Kiltmaker and Artist
    Traditional hand stitched kilts, kilt alterations & repairs

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    Very nice! We in my living history group call that repurposing.
    "Two things are infinite- the universe, and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." Albert Einstein.

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