Ghost Ezra @GhostEzra
26 February, 04:09
Remembering the wicked. This takes the cake.

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Phyllis Diller @PhyllisDiller
26 February, 10:29
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WTH is that thing in her left hand???? Just a side note...it might mean something and it might not..but the left hand is considered the giving and receiving hand....spiritually speaking.

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mstang rene @mstangrene
26 February, 01:12
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I beleive she is holding a leather bad/shachel for that looks like a classic strap that I've made doing leather work in the past. Very similar to what one would make to put on even a tool caddy for the stable back before we had to make our own items before cheap rubber/plastic products from overseas. My Grandpa raised me rural...and he was really good at leatherwork...so I grew up with the tools and learned some of his methods for handy items around the farm.

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Phyllis Diller @PhyllisDiller
26 February, 01:16
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Like for a belt or something?

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mstang rene @mstangrene
The strap is basically made like a belt would be made...only different is the studs and placement of buckles. I used to make a lot of belts in the 70's. They are easy enough for kids to do and very useful since clothes were usually needing some help back then. Raised in Texas back then...leatherwork was common skill taught in 4H and in jr high shop if you were a boy. I had Papa to teach me cause girls were not allowed to do such things as shop back then.
09:49 PM - Feb 26, 2021
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