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Wrapping things up, here's a view of the buckle, hand-sewn leather keeper (no metal staple to rust and corrode), and belt-tip detail. Note the contrast between the natural belt liner and the black outer surface. |
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Another photo of the buckle and hand-sewn keeper with a little more detail. |
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Here's a little more detail showing the edge-stitching, cross-cut design and border stamping. |
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More of the same... |
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A little more detail--note the burnished, polished and waxed edges. And then they are hand-rubbed to bring out the shine. |
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Just about ready to go to its new home. |
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One last close-up shot of the white stitching on the belt edge. Rick's belt is done. In the future we'll be adding additional projects in a step-by-step format. Hope you enjoyed these--if you have any questions, or comments, please take a minute to send them to us here. |
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Here's a final picture of the belt completed and partnered with Tucker Gunleather's HF-1 and a little hardware. Many thanks to Rick for the picture and permission to use it here. That's a gunbelt. |