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by jenne 07 Jun 2018 ( edited Jun 20'18 17:02 )
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My son bought a second hand (BMW) Down low where the drivers legs rest was a burned hole and scuffed up, but the good news is that piece is a separate part, so he purchase some grey heavy leather (it is a bit lighter) he took off the old piece and I sewed it. it had three pieces with some heavy plastic strips along the edge.

sorry about the shadow on piece it is the drivers wheel.

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Comments (8)
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by sewdoctor 07 Jun 2018
+6
Good job!
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by jenne 07 Jun 2018
Thanks, I think it came out grea.t
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by pennifold 07 Jun 2018
+5
You have done an awesome job on this Jenne. I assume you had to use a leather needle to sew through that fabric!! Great job, I bet your son thought it was fabulous. My husband has had BMW's for years now too. Love Chris
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by jenne 08 Jun 2018
I have an upholstery machine, so sewing the leather is breeze on it.
by katydid 09 Jun 2018
What brand makes the upholstery machine? Just curious.
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by kustomkuddle 08 Jun 2018
+5
Awesome job. I don't think leather is easy to sew!
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by sebsews 08 Jun 2018
+3
Great job!
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by dragonflyer 08 Jun 2018
+2
Well done, Jenne...lucky to have an upholstery machine, too!
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by jenne 12 Jun 2018
yes, I love it but I has it for 20 yr, still sew great really as good as it did when I first bought it.
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by katydid 09 Jun 2018
+1
Oh , My now you will be in high demand for seat covers. My sweetie's friends pay big bucks for new seat cover in the private airplanes. Perhaps you have a new calling.
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by jenne 12 Jun 2018
Ok, ready to start any day. hehhe
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by jenne 12 Jun 2018
+1
He (my son) bought some leather stain It is the same color not only a little different type of leather.
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by airyfairy 20 Jun 2018
0
Brilliant job
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by jenne 21 Jun 2018
Yes, it did turn out nice.