Its time for some more leatherwork. I picked up a new pair of spurs for my Daughter to try out. They’re a little different than her current pair so I thought they might work well for her. I first had to replace the rowel with the correct one for the horse she rides. After successfully completing that, it was time to break out the leather.

I decided on a different design than the last spur straps I made. I want these to be a one piece design as the construction is much simpler, and it doesn’t require any buckles. I drew up a pattern in Fusion 360 and was able to print it out on the 3D printer. After tracing the design onto the leather, I cut it out, sanded and burnished the edges, applied a dye that matches her boots, and sealed it up with some Tan Kote.

My Daughter requested some “bling” be added to the new straps. Since the customer is always right, I added a couple conchos and a row of shiny chrome spots to bring up the level of bling. After attaching the new straps to the spurs, this project is ready to be tested out. I think they look great and my Daughter was happy as well. Thats one more happy customer.

Check out the video below, and be sure to let me know what you think in the video comments. Thanks for stopping by.

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