Main > The Workshop
Charles de Blois Pour Point
Sir Humphrey:
--- Quote from: Sir Humphrey on 2014-03-21, 01:00:48 ---Sir Aiden - Some I have already protected with strips of folded linen. I still have some to do as I have time. They all have to be done by hand. Sir Ian has not protected his seams with no ill affect thus far.
--- End quote ---
Oops! I see now that it was Sir Ian himself who asked the question about seams, not Sir Aiden!
Sir James A:
The more I see people have success with this, the more I think I need to try it :) Congrats!
Lord Dane:
Looks really tailored made. Nice job.
Sir Humphrey:
--- Quote from: Sir James A on 2014-03-21, 03:07:06 ---The more I see people have success with this, the more I think I need to try it :) Congrats!
--- End quote ---
Sir James, that is the reason I add posts like this. Not to show off, but to encourage others to make their own gear (well, I do like to show off a leetle bit.) There is a lot of gratification and self-education to be had by learning to make the gear you use, and it makes it easier to interpret to the public also.
Sir Humphrey
Aiden of Oreland:
--- Quote from: Sir Humphrey on 2014-03-21, 13:16:40 ---
--- Quote from: Sir James A on 2014-03-21, 03:07:06 ---The more I see people have success with this, the more I think I need to try it :) Congrats!
--- End quote ---
Sir James, that is the reason I add posts like this. Not to show off, but to encourage others to make their own gear (well, I do like to show off a leetle bit.) There is a lot of gratification and self-education to be had by learning to make the gear you use, and it makes it easier to interpret to the public also.
Sir Humphrey
--- End quote ---
It also gives you a little sense of life back then, if they had sowing machines of coarse lol.
Navigation
[0] Message Index
[#] Next page
[*] Previous page
Go to full version