Louvin Brothers

I hate practicing and usually jump right into whatever I’m doing, but in this case I thought a practice piece might be prudent. These are process pictures for the Louvin Brothers portrait and they’re looking pretty good so far, but the real test will be stitching them. The stitching will either take it over the top or ruin it.

Here I’m starting to layer in the leather pieces

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Still layering in pieces

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I squealed when I turned it over and saw this!

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OK, now it’s really looking good, and I’m nervous about stitching it.

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About customboots

I'm a custom cowboy boot maker. I own a business, Sorrell Custom Boots, and I create bespoke cowboy boots using vintage machinery and hand tools. I also own www.sorrellnotionsandfindings.com, a company that specializes in tools, supplies, and leather for the boot and shoe making trade.
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2 Responses to Louvin Brothers

  1. Mike McCanna says:

    Paul Krause told me to just go slow because nobody will know how long it took, just how good it looks😇

    On Wed, Dec 11, 2019, 4:12 PM Lisa Sorrell, cowboy boot maker wrote:

    > customboots posted: “I hate practicing and usually jump right into > whatever I’m doing, but in this case I thought a practice piece might be > prudent. These are process pictures for the Louvin Brothers portrait and > they’re looking pretty good so far, but the real test will be s” >

  2. customboots says:

    Ha! I tell people stuff like that though.

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