Early Frontiersman Leather Shirt Pattern craft our ancestors wore tattoos to
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our ancestors wore tattoos to mark a family achievement
The Early Frontiersman Leather Pants Pattern can be used to create pants that are styled with a button front and flared legs and are typical of those worn in the 1800s
5" w(38mm) Available waist sizes: 26" up to 60" Color: Black The measurement for the belt is taken from the buckle end (not including the buckle) to the 3rd of the 5 holes
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Tanning: Veg-tan—ideal for tooling and dyeing
Early Frontiersman Leather Shirt Pattern craft our ancestors wore tattoos toThis Early Frontiersman Leather Shirt Pattern features easy to follow instructions to make a leather shirt style worn in the early 19th century by fur trappers and Indians alike. The shirt is slightly tailored but has the freedom of no sleeve cuffs or button closings. The Early Frontiersman's Shirt has a false yoke when front and back fringe is added. Other options are sleeve fringe and a collar. Included is a section on "Working with Leather" and a
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