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Costrel (Flask) – Don Quixote

Posted on April 12, 2015September 23, 2017

Leather flask (Costrel is the old English word for that type of a flask), molded over a wooden form with leather rebars. I used 2-3 oz vegtan leather and reinforced it with molded rebars to make sure it keeps its shape. Waxed inside with beeswax to waterproof. Stamped design. The antique look was achieved by washing and sanding the top layer of leather.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HT2Z02yLFY

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Eugene Pik is a Fellow member of the Canadian Society for Creative Leathercraft. He studied cowboy boot making in Mexico, English saddle making in Scotland and leather craft in Toronto.

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Eugene Pik is Toronto based leather craft artist. He studied cowboy boot making in Mexico, English saddle making in Scotland and leather craft in Toronto. As a Fellow of CSCL Eugene Pik is responsible for the education of the guild members. Eugene runs YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/EugenePik/ with over 8000 subscribers with tutorials of leather carving, stamping, and traditional cowboy boot making.

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