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17th January 09, 03:08 PM
#11
 Originally Posted by LindyLoo
oh bloomin 'eck, I'll figure this out eventually!
Houston, we have a problem! 
I'm getting this when I click on the link -
Service Unavailable
HTTP Error 503. The service is unavailable.
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17th January 09, 05:24 PM
#12
Dangerous sewing indeed - snapping needles are a sure sign you are trying to push beyond design limits.
My two lively offspring are now adults, but I think what sanity I do retain is due to having a craft type hobby to escape into.
Anne the Pleater
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18th January 09, 10:58 PM
#13
Here're the photos you were trying to post, Lindy Loo:


I think I'd have to agree on the over-sized lacing being a bit too much. Definitely striking, I'll grant!
- The Beertigger
"The only one, since 1969."
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18th January 09, 10:59 PM
#14
Forgot to mention: sporranlegion - brilliant!
- The Beertigger
"The only one, since 1969."
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19th January 09, 12:39 AM
#15
I like the breeze between my knees
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19th January 09, 01:28 AM
#16
Very nice work! The lacing is a different, but in my opinion, nice accent. I like to see new ideas being tossed out.
Also, I've noticed the link now works.
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19th January 09, 05:49 AM
#17
 Originally Posted by LindyLoo
I have done one in plain black with black rivets round the edge instead of the stitching, which I quite like, gonna do more of them.
I'd LOVE to see that!
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19th January 09, 06:19 AM
#18
I like the top one better, but I don't know if I would actually wear it or not, not really my style so to speak.
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19th January 09, 01:47 PM
#19
Thanks Beertigger! Still don't know how you did it (I'm a *whisper* mac operator by trade you see, so pc's are beyond me!) x
Thanks for all your opinions, I've realised that the pics don't do my sporrans justice, they look much better in real life (honest) ;-)
There's a new XMTS link on my website, I figured out how to do that at least!
More sporrans on the way as soon as my D rings arrive. I'll post the pic of the riveted one soon as I get a chance.
LindyLoo x
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19th January 09, 03:31 PM
#20
 Originally Posted by LindyLoo
I've been making sporrans as a hobby for a couple of months now. I originally intended to make the Rob Roy style sporrans on my old sewing machine, but it refused to budge. So I had to design a completely different style that I could do entirely by hand, and now it's kinda stuck.
The problem is, a couple of guys at work have said they really like them (and commissioned me to make them one!) but I don't know if they're just being polite cos they know how obsessed I am!
So I need opinions! I need to know if it's worth carrying on down this route or scrap this style and start over.
I'll try to post some pics here, hope it works.
LindyLoo
[IMG]http:/usersitesv19/sporranlegion.com/wwwroot/userimages/spor011.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http:/usersitesv19/sporranlegion.com/wwwroot/userimages/spor003.jpg[/IMG]
I like 'em. They are different have a style of their own. Guid 'n ya!!!
Scotchmaster
ALBA GU BRATH!
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