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Below is a selection of on-line resources for the leathercraft community.
Links are listed here as a convenience to our members,
and a listing on this page should not be considered an endorsement.
Leather
Guilds

On-Line
Resources

PSLG
Member Sites

Suppliers

Friends of PSLG


**Disclaimer - Links on this page are presented as informational only,
and do not constitute an endorsement by the Prairie States Leather Guild.**

Leather Guilds:

Intrenational Federation of Leather Guilds
   International Federation of Leather Guilds (IFoLG)
   http://www.ifolg.com
The Guild of Guilds. IFoLG sponsors an annual show which is hosted by a member guild.
Check out their site for information on the upcoming show.  
For a list of IFoLG member guilds, click here.

International Internet Leathercrafter's Guild
   International Internet Leathercrafters' Guild (IILG)
   http://www.iilg.org
A virtual guild whose website is packed with useful information.
Website includes an extensive links section, and News to Use, and a Yahoo! group.
  
Pitt Pounders Leather Guild (PPLG)
  
http://pittpounders.org
A guild in the Pittsburgh PA area. Website offers an archive of newsletters.
Member of the IFoLG.

http://centralindianaleathercrafters.org/
  Central Indiana Leathercrafters
  http://centralindianaleathercrafters.org/
Website offers photo gallery of member's leatherwork, membership information,
and links to members who offer leathercraft services.
**CIL IS HOSTING THE SPRING 2007 SHOW (April 18 - 22, 2007)**
Click here for more info about the upcoming show!
 
Lone Star Leathercrafters
  
http://www.lonestarleathercraft.org/
Leather is alive and well deep in the heart of Texas.
Website offers an archive of their newsletters. Member of the IFoLG.
  
South Central LeatherCrafters Guilds
   South Central Leather Crafters Guild (SCLCG)
   http://www.sclcg.org
A relatively new guild with a drive to share our craft.
Website offers many designs - guild offers associate (on-line) membership.
  


On-Line Resources:
Leatherworker.net
   http://leatherworker.net/
Site offers a forum devoted to the craft where there is an open exchange of knowledge
  
Leathercrafter's and Saddler's Journal
  
http://www.leathercraftersjournal.com/
The only magazine dedicated to our craft. Each issue is packed with ideas and patterns
 
Free Leather Artisans Sharing a Hobby (FLASaH)
  
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/flasah/
This is a Yahoo! group which is very active and has many knowledgeable members
 
Knot Heads World Widek
   Knot Heads World Wide
   http://www.khww.net
Knot Heads World Wide is a community based website focused on the art and craft of knot tying and leather braiding. A couple of great features KHWW has to offer is a tutorial section with excellent tutorials and a gallery with some of the finest workmanship from around the world. The staff at KHWW hopes you stop in, cruise the site, and have a great time viewing all of the wonderful workmanship from around the world.

Siegel's of California - Reference Library
  
http://www.siegelofca.com/reference.asp
An extensive on-line collection of material related to our craft.
  
The Museum of Leathercraft
  
http://www.museumofleathercraft.org/
This museum in Northampton U.K. showcases our craft through the ages.
Excellent on-line galleries
  
Free On-Line Graph Paper
  
http://www.incompetech.com/beta/plainGraphPaper/
This site offers graph paper in .pdf format. Print out a page to design yur next project.
 
Eight Bits' Gun Leather Patterns
  
http://eightbits.home.att.net/
Put together by a Cowboy Action Shooter who loves leather, site offers many patterns for holsters, cuffs, spur straps, etc . . . 


Friends of PSLG:
Mt. Greenwood Public Library
   http://www.chipublib.org/002branches/mountg/mountg.html
The Mt. Greenwood branch of the Chicago Public Library hosts one of PSLG's most successful demonstrations each year. Truly a friend of leathercraft.
Aurora Public Library
   http://www.aurora.lib.il.us
The APL will host a new demo for the PSLG this year.

PSLG Member Sites:
Silva Fox
   Silva Fox
   http://wdstudio.net/foxart/
Silva is a gifted leather artisan. Website offers galleries of Silva's work.

Joe Holmanj
   http://www.joeholman.com
Joe is a talented leather carver. Website offers a sampling of Joe's work.



Suppliers:
Tandy Leather Factory
   Tandy Leather Factory
   http://www.tandyleather.com/
Tandy offers a wide selection of tools and leather. Website offers many free patterns.
Website also offers special deals which do not appear in regular sale flyers.
Most TLF stores offer lessons for the beginning carver, find a store near you.

Hidecrafter
   Hidecrafter Leather Company
   http://www.hidecrafter.com/
This company is run by George hurst, who is dedicated to the craft and spends much time and enegry educating about and promoting leathercraft. Website offers access to HCs current sale flyer which always contains great deals and ideas.

Siegel of California
   http://www.siegelofca.com/
Siegel of CA offers a wide selection of leather and tools for the leathercrafter. Website offers a weekly "Friday Special" which can give some great deals, and an excellent reference section for the craft.

Pro Series Toolshttp://robertbeardtools.com/
   Robert Beard - Pro Series Tools
   http://robertbeardtools.com/
Bob is a maker of high quality leather stamping tools. He's also one heck of a nice guy. Bob's site offers tutorials on various techniques which change from time to time as well as information about his tool line.

Colonel Carter's Mercantile
   Colonel Carter's Mercantile
   http://www.colonelcarters.com
Carl Carter has put together a shop which caters to the recreanist and the leather carfter alike. From tools to leather to 19th Century clothing and firearms, the Colonel offers a wide selection of items.


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