I've done a fair amount of stamping with basketweave tools, but several of these were new to me. I "need" those! Great stuff as usual, Chuck. I always learn something when I watch your videos.
Chuck I really enjoy your enthusiasm for leather work and your comments give me a laaugh. Basket weave just not for breakfast was a good laugh. Thank you Chuck. Dick Zenzen
I like basket weave patterns but I have never thought of using them in some of the ways you have done here. As always I'm learning alot from Chuck. Thanks for making these informative videos. Looking forward to the next one.
The leather makes a big difference on impressions as well. Cheap imports can't compare to Herman Oak! A year down the road and you can really see the difference when your stamping, modeling tool work and cuts start to go away and change in the bleached looking imports.
Great video Chuck. I'm blind in one eye and I can't see out the other, I had a hard time seeing the finished peace. So maybe a few close-ups or coke bottle glasses please don't make me get coke bottle glasses.👀
thank you so much for this series! I like that you show us more creative ways to use all the stamps at the end of these videos, it gives me lots of cool ideas that I wouldn't have thought of on my own. you're a great presenter, I always enjoy your videos :) though, the camera could be a bit closer when showing off the pattern (or you should bring the stamp and final result closer to the camera) so we can see the details better
I love seeing how excited Chuck gets for all the stamps and designs, find you a job to love like he clearly loves his
I've done a fair amount of stamping with basketweave tools, but several of these were new to me. I "need" those! Great stuff as usual, Chuck. I always learn something when I watch your videos.
LOL. . . . Chuck!
When was the basket weave ever for breakfast?
LOL . . . Thanks for the laugh!
I almost choked on the cereal I was eating.
Chuck I really enjoy your enthusiasm for leather work and your comments give me a laaugh. Basket weave just not for breakfast was a good laugh. Thank you Chuck. Dick Zenzen
I like basket weave patterns but I have never thought of using them in some of the ways you have done here. As always I'm learning alot from Chuck. Thanks for making these informative videos. Looking forward to the next one.
The leather makes a big difference on impressions as well. Cheap imports can't compare to Herman Oak! A year down the road and you can really see the difference when your stamping, modeling tool work and cuts start to go away and change in the bleached looking imports.
Great video Chuck. I'm blind in one eye and I can't see out the other, I had a hard time seeing the finished peace. So maybe a few close-ups or coke bottle glasses please don't make me get coke bottle glasses.👀
thank you so much for this series! I like that you show us more creative ways to use all the stamps at the end of these videos, it gives me lots of cool ideas that I wouldn't have thought of on my own.
you're a great presenter, I always enjoy your videos :)
though, the camera could be a bit closer when showing off the pattern (or you should bring the stamp and final result closer to the camera) so we can see the details better
Nice video :)
only request - if you are saying how good the detail is on some of the stamps - please zoom in so we can see it closer
Yep!
Does Weaver have pictorial or catalog of all the stamping designs?
What about some closeups
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