Horsewright
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
- Joined
- Oct 4, 2011
- Messages
- 12,595
One of the great things I've always appreciated about leather is how it ages. I like seeing the "life" that it accumulates over the years as the item is used. The patina it collects.
Brand new and ready to ship:
Same pair a couple of years in:
Brand new:
Not so much:
Brand new:
Not so much:
Brand new:
Not so much:
Brand new:
Not so much:
Not only do I find it cool to see how leather ages in the real world. But as a maker its important feedback. Do we need to change anything we're doing, what can we do to make it better? Questions and comments always welcome and post your pics.
Post your pics!!
Brand new and ready to ship:
Same pair a couple of years in:
Brand new:
Not so much:
Brand new:
Not so much:
Brand new:
Not so much:
Brand new:
Not so much:
Not only do I find it cool to see how leather ages in the real world. But as a maker its important feedback. Do we need to change anything we're doing, what can we do to make it better? Questions and comments always welcome and post your pics.
Post your pics!!