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Here is a change of pace for you. I knit this swatch of a baby blanket for a coworker who is intensely interested in Batman. It is just cabling one stitch around so it should be easy to do upside down on the other end. I put together a quick pattern for it if anyone is interested. I knit the white bits with seed stitch in the grey bits.
riversarms replied to your photoset: We have to use the spokeshave to pare the leather...
Oh my god, I would die without the Brockman paring machine. For other stuff I use knives only.
Our instructor said that machines would leave very subtle straight lines and be a consistent thickness and it would be completely inappropriate on a period book, and also calf was hell on the blades, but I gave up and used the Brockman because I would prefer to have the skin in one piece and also not take three days.
What style of knife do you use? I have two English and a small Swiss, but I only really use the English. I also made them myself so the bevel is like seven degrees instead of thirteen so I have to sharpen it all the time but it cuts really well when it's actually sharp?
