

I was thinking I might try eye dropping it.
Maybe something iced to give me a cooling feeling.
real human bean.
Things I enjoy:
woodworking - leathercraft - cooking - reading -
gardening - photography - jazz - physical artwork
I want to avoid:
unnecessary conflict - unpleasant people
Camera: X-T30 - Lens: Fujinon 35mm f2


I was thinking I might try eye dropping it.
Maybe something iced to give me a cooling feeling.


It doesn’t need go be a very thorough cleaning unless its very dirty.
Simply water and leather soap. Then some conditioner after.


What does grungy mean to you? Is it patina on full grain leather? Is it the thinnest leather stitched by a machine that as started to fray and tear? Is it paint starting to rub off?
Better quality wallets are saddle stitched by hand using full grain veg-tan leather or other leathers from reputable tanneries. The edges are usually burnished and not painted. They will patina nicely but will have to be cleaned and oiled at least once a year.


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My favorite way is just to use my manual burr grinder and a moka pot. Sometimes I’ll have it with condensed milk for a Vietnamese style coffee. Usually it’s just the Moka and milk with sugar.