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15th April 14, 07:31 AM
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 Originally Posted by ABG0819
I looked on the Tandy website and I'm not sure if I am ready to spend the amount on a full side
For making a few sporrans you most definitely won't need a full side. Luckily Tandy sells many weights in "Shoulders" or sometimes even smaller sections. Expect to pay ~$30-40 for one in a decent 5-6oz weight.
HippieLee made an excellent suggestion in joining the club- seriously. Even if you think you don't "NEED" it, by the time you buy some needles, thread, leather, dyes, glue, and a few tools you're just about going to break even.
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15th April 14, 03:06 PM
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15th April 14, 04:03 PM
#3
 Originally Posted by ring0
8-10 is pretty heavy for a standard 'day' sporran, and bellies aren't usually the nicest cut of leather - the leather tends to be a bit less structured (because the skin on a cows belly stretches a lot over it's life- so you get some stretchiness to the leather) and you may have some
less that ideal surfaces to work with (stretch marks).
But it's inexpensive practice material.
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