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"I am looking forward to expanding my leather working abilities with the patterns and stencils purchased from Springfield Leather. The order was fulfilled promptly and all items were received in excellent condition."
Type: Template
These packs of acrylic drawing templates are an exciting addition to our inventory and to your workbench! The various sized packs come with a total of 10 drawing templates. The Saddler’s Pack comes with 4 different sizes of just the flow guide (large spiral) to cover any layout needs you have. The sizing dimensions refer to the total diameter of the flow guide. Sizes are: 2", 2.5", 3", 3.5", including a Saddler's Pack.
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If you are new to drawing your own tooling patterns or want to speed up the process, then these are the templates for you! A large flow guide template gives you the base lines for a full Sheridan style tooling pattern in a quick and foolproof way. With the base of each vine piece done already it is a simple matter of using the remaining templates or your own creativity to fill out the pattern with leaves, vines, flowers, and scrolls.
Item # QEZP
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Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 2 reviews.
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"I am looking forward to expanding my leather working abilities with the patterns and stencils purchased from Springfield Leather. The order was fulfilled promptly and all items were received in excellent condition."
"I guessed on the size I wanted - 2 1/2 in. It’s just right. Pros— the video link on the packaging. Good video to watch to learn the technique of using these. Easy to use So many variations I can create Con—because it’s acrylic and I wanted to practice on paper, not leather, the size of the cuts in the pattern only allow for a mechanical pencil lead that is out far enough to reach the paper. Once I figured this out, it was easy. I would recommend this item for those who are new to drawing their own tooling patterns"