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27th August 14, 12:32 PM
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I take off the sharp edges of the leather with a beveler (like this: http://www.artbeads.com/tool-0177.ht...FSMV7AodiRQAOg). I do that front and back. Then I burnish the edges on a wheel, and dye away!
I started out making my own belts for the same reason (cost), but would have been better off just buying a couple kilt belts for what I have tied up in all this stuff. On the other hand, I now own it, and enjoy making stuff. I also have a local tailer that is interested in doing consignment for regular jeans and dress belts, so that may bring some welcome income; if it works out!
Frank
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