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Suspending a Leg Harness
Lord Dane:
Exceptional work Ian!!! :) I love the girdle. It looks quite comfortable and the workmanship shows. You definitely gave me some ideas for my harness.
Sir Humphrey:
When/If I finally get some mail chauses, I'll be making me one of these girdles. I think Ian and others have broken the code. I'll have to admit, that I no longer have acessable hip bones. Age and exeriance does to a man. Maybe I can get it tight enough that it wont slip down and tangle me up.
Sir Humphrey
Sir Rodney:
--- Quote from: Sir Humphrey on 2015-03-18, 13:54:33 ---I'll have to admit, that I no longer have acessable hip bones. Age and exeriance does to a man. Maybe I can get it tight enough that it wont slip down and tangle me up.
Sir Humphrey
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Ha! I discussed that very issue with Ian on AA. :o
Sir William:
--- Quote from: Ian on 2014-09-16, 18:16:40 ---Oh! Sorry for the misunderstanding.
I have to make a new pourpoint eventually anyway. Mine does not meet vetting standards because it is machine quilted. It needs to be hand quilted. It's also a giant pain in the butt to tailor it just right to get it to support a leg harness without transferring any weight to my shoulders. So just out of convenience I would consider doing this method since it's historic and would save me some grief on the next CdB pourpoint project.
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Good sir, if you do decide to let that machined one go, keep me in mind? I know I might be slightly more 'girthy' than you but I'm working on that. lol
Sir Nate:
My friend samuel Petterson made a linen one.
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