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The Encyclopedia of Rawhide and Leather
Braiding is the definitive work on the subject and results from the late Bruce Grant's many years of interest and experience as a braider and writer on the subject. It combines most of the material published in Leather Braiding and How to Make Cowboy Horse Gear with a mass of completely new material. The book's more than 350 illustrations are arranged so that the step-by-step instructions face the picture being described, making it very easy to follow. While the book is primarily for those interested in leathercraft, in nearly all cases the methods of braiding are applicable to many other materials, such as silk, cotton, plastic, catgut, or horsehair.
Braidwork takes many forms, and its applications are practical as well as decorative.
206 b/w photos, 1,254 illustrations.
Hardback.
558 pp.
Grant, Bruce.