What animal am I?
What I do to leather
Types of Leather
Braiding insanity
keeping it all together
100
This hopping animal has thin skin and makes soft leather
What is a kangaroo?
100
a place to keep your money
What is a wallet?
100
leather that has not been split
what is full grain leather?
100
the first step before you can braid
what is cut the lacing into equal lengths?
100
Identify this leather project
What is a wallet?
200
See you later, ____________
this animal has a tough hide and lots of teeth
What is an alligator?
200
when you want to make a design by hitting something
What is a leather stamp?
200
found right beneath the full grain leather, this is a quality product
What is top grain leather?
200
When braiding, you put one lace over the next and then______ the third lace
what is under?
200
Identify this project:
What is a knife pouch/holder?
300
You might get milk, but we are interested in leather
What is a cow?
300
changing the color of the leather
what is dyeing?
300
leather that has been split and buffed to look good
What is corrected/genuine leather?
300
how many colors did we use in our braids?
What is 2? (mostly)
300
identify this project:
What is a tool and flashlight holder?
400
Soft and comfortable, this leather sometimes comes with wool attached
What is a sheep?
400
making shapes with leather
What is cutting?
400
made up of several scraps and layers of leather
What is bonded leather?
400
What do you do when you are at the end of your braid?
What is tie a knot?
400
identify this project
What is a change purse?
500
often used for footballs, this leather is soft and supple
What is a pig?
500
When you need to put a string or lacing through leather
What is punching a hole?
500
not the real thing, but it can look pretty good
What is faux (fake) leather?
500
After you tie a knot, what do you do with any extra lacing?
What is cut it off?
500
identify this project
What are mocosins?