Hello, needle works lovers. I’ll love to share some of my work here. Today I’ll be giving a tutorial on how to make a school bag. The school backpack can be of different sizes. There are those ones which

Heeeyho Readers! Gettin' the needles workin' again. Almost late for #needleworkmonday! There's still time since the moon hasn't gone over our heads yet in far-away Southern Brazil. Right? Anyways. I've

Heeeyho Readers! Yup, we're at it again. As a brokepacker, not a money wallet either {laughs}-{read title}. Brokenness apart, working with leather has been quite fun, so I decided to use the last pieces

Heeeyho Readers! Are you into handcrafts? Twenty-four years ago, at the age of twelve, I used to make little leather key chains to sell around the neighborhood for 1 Real (~1 USD). Back then, dad took

The Mac in Spokane has this display room for photos that were taken by Frank Matsura in Okanogan around 1910. This is a small selection of his vast trove of images that show the Native Americans who lived

At the eve of my birthday, I woke up to discover that my anticipation of having a fabulous family celebration was about to be truncated. I had proposed that when the d-day come I will throw a small party

Where do I begin after a four year hiatus, hence the 'there and back again'. I have moved provinces, that's the biggest thing I guess, and I now reside in the fairest Cape with my daughter Tammy and her

Ive been smoking tobacco and sacred herbs for a decade and throughout the years I've brought my rolling elements with me in different forms. From a plain cigarette pack with spare papers and herbs loosely

Making leather projects can be so much fun and so gratifying when the end result looks really good. That’s how I feel about this dopp kit. I wouldn’t call this an easy build, positioning the gusset around

Hello everyone, Good afternoon to you all. This is a tutorial post of how I made souvenir purses for my brother's wedding. His wedding is this weekend and we'll be traveling out of state so I decided to

When I learned that my dear niece was hospitalized, I quickly made her a leather covered journal for her 15th birthday. I think it is so important for a young girl to have something special to call her

Well this had been a long time on the cards, I've finally bit the bullet and decided to get back involved with leather working. It is something i dabbled with many moons ago and enjoyed it a lot but life

I joined a few days ago and have just now attempting to say hello to everyone here. I have not been one for using social media that much, however, am attempting to allow myself to grow with the idea a

These were actually finished a couple weeks ago, but didn't post on it Steemit yet... I make these with Elkskin... A different style made with one piece of buckskin with a shearling insole And a pair in

So the bag is finished, as well as one feather and a few buffalo hide journals Seed Beaded Palm Turkey Feather, with red Bighorn Sheepskin And some new journals Fun times :)

Today I am working on some new leather bags, some with beadwork like this one... I have not posted for needlework monday in a while, so wanted to drop by :)

#Socalsteemit is hosting a great contest inviting us to share a glimpse of California life. Today, I thought I would invite you to the place I spend the most hours a day, right here in my San Bernardino

Sending my dear friend Jaja some Mule Medicine. She also commissioned this Stinkin' Badge for a buddy who enjoys potty humor: Consider this turd polished! As always, my custom badges are handcarved in

Hot off my workbench, the latest Stinkin' Badge! It always begins with a consultation. My client sends me inspiration art, and tells me the text, colors, and motifs they want to see come alive on their