samedi 18 décembre 2010

French ammo, swiss ammo, 10 Mtp...hand-stitching is the common thing.




3 commentaires:

McCarthy Time Instruments a dit…

Those look awesome Fran.

I'm studying hand stitching. Are you using two needles? This is what I'm seeing as how it is done. I have read that a lock stitch is not so good.. What do you think?

Also, what size needles are you using? Also, are you using waxed thread or non waxed thread? I've heard a number 4 needle is a good one.

Have a great week my friend!!

- Denis

François a dit…

hello Denis,
yep, two needles stitching techniques.
i don't know about the number of the needles, -french needles-
they are just big enough for 0.8 to 1.2 mm thickness waxed-thread.
if you are gonna use non-wax thread, you will have to add wax (the one from the bees is pretty good)
i don't know know what a lock stitch is...you will have to teach me on this. -maybe i know the word in french-
take care dude, hope that helps.

Fran

McCarthy Time Instruments a dit…

Merci Fran!

Je pense que le mot français est noué. Je suis allé au magasin local du cuir week-end dernier et a acheté plusieurs outils pour m'aider à démarrer. J'ai un peu de cuir havane légumes, je vais pratiquer. Je vais travailler sur mon point de précision. Je sais que sa va prendre un certain temps!

Avez-vous eu l'occasion de voir si vous pouvez teindre une munitions suisse noir? Je pense que ce look cul très bas mon ami! Parlons rapidement

A bientôt

- Denis