How to make a noseband pt.1 | Leather working tips | Crimson Willow

[@scotthays294]

Thanks for taking the time to show your whole process.. Get tired of seeing how to videos on something like this or larger that last maybe 2-3 minutes. Not a lot of how to on those. Great 3 part series.

[@caitlynmclead2081]

I am loving your channel!!!!! These step-by-step instructions are great! So easy to follow!

[@jodylloyd7076]

wish you would of shown what you used to cut out the band shape. and that process

[@sarahmattingly4267]

How thick is the leather your using? I’ve watched all three videos and I know your double up. Thanks!

[@breannasmith4932]

Thankyou for this! I can't wait for part 2!!! You are very thorough on describing how to do these and I appreciate it! Thank you thank you!

[@ellikramer4012]

Aww so excited can’t wait to do this

[@cheypieify]

I can't wait for part two. I'm just getting started and want to do inlaid belts, and this is the best guide I've seen so far! I do have a question though - are you using leather as a backing, then the exotic, and then another piece of leather as the frame? Have you noticed if it's too thick? What leather weights would you recommend?

[@passionatehorsemanship3334]

Do u have a video of how to make a bronco noseband on a rope halter?

[@kristafredericksen9557]

Thanks so much. I really like your videos

[@beckyhinman3827]

Great job!

[@samanthajohnson3408]

thanks so much for this video!!! best video on ALL of KZbin on halters. just wondering, on your tack giveaway video, did you paint that pink Aztec pattern, or was it printed on?

[@carollane8694]

I love your videos. Here in the UK horse tack is relatively boring if you made bridles like this everyone would look down their nose at it. Noone I know of uses Western stuff

[@shadowtori14]

I am way too practical I know, but I was wondering if you could estimate the cost of all the tools you used? Also are there cheaper alternatives for someone who would be making these for their own personal use? I highly appreciate your professionalism, as I too have made and sold many of my own products, but I know it can get expensive.

[@allysonstrawn8794]

What are all the tools we need to make these?

[@terilarsen594]

Can you please list which bevelers you used on this?

[@jaydenp8110]

That would be nice

[@rustybayonet1664]

Music too loud

[@petert.webster9164]

May I say three excellent video's may i ask where did you get the feather template from.

[@ricardoslader7159]

Thank you, thank you, I'm selling a lot here in Brazil. Thank you.

[@reginaquetzalquinones8392]

Hi Rachel... Good keeping vids short .... Cuz it's great. I have a great project for dressage bands ... Nways ......... Want make a vid for u.... Thanks

[@jenniferschneider5471]

Where can I find the stencils?

[@tropicalhellesdongardenuk2991]

ouch! music way too loud, but talking quite quiet

[@laurimalone9609]

Hi, I'm a beginner leather worker. Are there conchos with longer stems so you can use them like a rivet? Lauri

[@rlflorence]

What is the name of the groover you used to make the outline? I can't catch the name. Thank you!

[@rorihooghez9955]

Can you use something like olive oil instead of neatsfoot? Really silly question, sorry...

[@GypsLover]

Rori Hooghez yes you can! I use olive oil on my saddles I build.

[@loriepps73]

I cannot find the feather thingy anywhere! I cannot understand what shes calling it and I have looked up t and b until I'm sick..I find nothing but metal

[@omenandowl]

"craftaid" from "TANDY", not t & b

[@kayleighhernandez6400]

she doesnt explain were to get leather

[@GypsLover]

Kayleigh Hernandez you can just google leather for sale. Tandy Leather, Weaver Leather both of those are good resources

[@tanyamathis9718]

Anywhere on Google just look for veg tan leather