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  1. 22nd May 2016, 07:34 PM #16
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    I haven't lashed out on leather yet, but have a suitable stand in, and plenty of it if you would like something to practice on..
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    I'm (we're?) having major forum problems tonight and I have lost 3 PMs so does my place and next Sunday suit everyone? It's easy for me but a real PITA for particularly Tony?
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    Should be ok for me. We will need to transport the machine though as I won't have the work ute after today.
    I'll give you a ring later today Fletty.
    Those were the droids I was looking for.
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    I'm working at Camden on Sunday, due to finish around 3pm, could be there just after that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shanesmith80 View Post
    I'm working at Camden on Sunday, due to finish around 3pm, could be there just after that.
    sounds like a plan!

    PS, say hello to Bazza out there for me
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    And please do not forget the photos.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Christos View Post
    And please do not forget the photos.
    We might have to appoint a photographer. Just because we've got a bunch of blokes SEWING doesn't mean that we can multi-skill?

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    Quote Originally Posted by fletty View Post
    We might have to appoint a photographer. Just because we've got a bunch of blokes SEWING doesn't mean that we can multi-skill?

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    Maybe setup the camera to do some sort of time lapse.


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    I reckon the quilting idea's a good one!
    At Sculpture On The Greens, there were some "quilts" made from plasticy woven feed bags, with a $7,000 price tag!
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    So I got a lend of q machine and decided to have a practice. I got a little carried away and now have 2 cushions. Not perfect but learnt a few things. image.jpg
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    Wow!
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    The chair looks good Shane. Nice job.
    Those were the droids I was looking for.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shanesmith80 View Post
    So I got a lend of q machine and decided to have a practice. I got a little carried away and now have 2 cushions. Not perfect but learnt a few things. image.jpg
    why'd you lay the chair on its side for the piccy?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Christos View Post
    And please do not forget the photos.
    Today's F7 has closed with a few well deserved beers. The final outcome was the sewing of a prototype cushion from which many lessons were learnt.

    image.jpg image.jpg

    In addition to the 'walking foot' sewing machine, NCArcher also supplied some white leather for prototypes but the real cushions will be made from a full hide of a dark burgundy coloured leather that cost me the princely sum of $149!

    image.jpg

    The next step will be another white leather BETA model to include the learnings and then the serious stuff starts?

    Many thanks to Tony.

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    The photos are looking pretty good but who did the sewing gents ...were is that photo ....
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