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http://fbleatherdesign.fennerphotography.net/products.html

 

I only have the pen roll - well made, leather is quite supple and soft on the inside. I was asked how many pens it is possible to get in it. This many.



http://pics2upload.s3.amazonaws.com/rollclosed.jpg http://pics2upload.s3.amazonaws.com/rollopen.jpg

 

Roll was a tad full. Felt like my waistband after a good Sunday roast and a couple of pints if that helps.

 

Wasn't going to come open in a hurry though.

 

P.S. Should have said - pens sit a lot lower, all pulled up to top for clarity of shot.

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M1000 M.

CS Bard IM

Visconti HS M

And that should do it!

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Very nice and appreciate the link!

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http://fbleatherdesign.fennerphotography.net/products.html

 

I only have the pen roll - well made, leather is quite supple and soft on the inside. I was asked how many pens it is possible to get in it. This many.



http://pics2upload.s3.amazonaws.com/rollclosed.jpg http://pics2upload.s3.amazonaws.com/rollopen.jpg

 

Roll was a tad full. Felt like my waistband after a good Sunday roast and a couple of pints if that helps.

 

Wasn't going to come open in a hurry though.

 

P.S. Should have said - pens sit a lot lower, all pulled up to top for clarity of shot.

Just a question if I could

 

What are the width of the pockets and the size when it is unrolled I guess the back piece. Trying to see if it will fit where I need it to.

 

Thanks Chris

Appleman Pens

Orangeville, Ontario, Canada

 

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Phone 912-376-7165

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Just a question if I could

 

What are the width of the pockets and the size when it is unrolled I guess the back piece. Trying to see if it will fit where I need it to.

 

Thanks Chris

 

Hi Chris

 

314mm x 200mm external when empty & flat, pockets all about 75mm between stitching also when laid flat. External width reduced to about 310mm with a mixed selection of ten pens inside.

 

Is that enough info? Can attempt to replicate a particular load if that would help...

M1000 M.

CS Bard IM

Visconti HS M

And that should do it!

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Just a question if I could

 

What are the width of the pockets and the size when it is unrolled I guess the back piece. Trying to see if it will fit where I need it to.

 

Thanks Chris

 

Hi Chris

 

314mm x 200mm external when empty & flat, pockets all about 75mm between stitching also when laid flat. External width reduced to about 310mm with a mixed selection of ten pens inside.

 

Is that enough info? Can attempt to replicate a particular load if that would help...

That should do very well. Now to measure up tonight.

 

Thanks again

Appleman Pens

Orangeville, Ontario, Canada

 

Photo's Of Past Pens

My Blog

 

Phone 912-376-7165

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Fenner Benedict

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Hi,

 

For anyone looking at this post and wondering if this pen roll is still available ...

 

I am Fenner Benedict, owner of Fenner CRAFTS. I am the leatherworker who made this pen roll which was sold as a test piece whilst I was still a student.

 

This design is called the 'Curve Pen roll' and it features on and is available for sale through my website: Curve Pen Roll

 

Please email me if you have any questions about the pen roll or any of my other leather products.

 

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

 

Fenner

 

Fenner Benedict BA(hons) Dip Arch (Dist.)

Fenner CRAFTS

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I just saw this post... very nice case, Fenner! the leather looks very soft and luxurious. You have plenty of great products on your site!

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