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Posted: Thu 12. May 2016, 13:25
by Sir Roger Tuson
That 4-plt stock whip is so elegant. Love the belt too.
Posted: Thu 12. May 2016, 15:36
by Giovanni Celeste
Dear All,
again, thank you so much for your kind words.
See you soon
G
Posted: Fri 13. May 2016, 03:04
by Bobbi Holyoak
I love all of these, Gio! You are such an artist.
Posted: Fri 13. May 2016, 07:39
by Robert Gage
Very, very fine work, Gio - as always! Such perfection of detail makes even simple things very special.
Posted: Fri 13. May 2016, 19:24
by Giovanni Celeste
:-) Thank you so much indeed Bobbi and Robert
Posted: Sun 15. May 2016, 08:36
by Mario Desgronte
Excellent work Gio,

you're a real artist.
All the best
Mario
Posted: Wed 25. May 2016, 15:10
by Ben Varsek
@ Giovanni Celeste:
My greates compliments to your work Sir!!!
The stockwhip looks extremely elegant, I love the roohide belt you have made and the fact that the construction is making it possible to adjust the belt to almost any size within its lenght.
I also like how you carried out the arrow pattern to the end of the nylon whip (with the bright color beeing the dominant color before the fall hitch) - it looks fantastic!!!
All the best
Ben
Posted: Wed 25. May 2016, 16:42
by Tyler Blake
Awesome Gio- how does it feel to do a simple 4 plait (but still fantastic!) working whip after doing highly intricate whips, belts, etc?
Posted: Wed 25. May 2016, 17:08
by Ron May
Tyler, there probably was some snoring involved.
He most definitely could do a 4 plait in his sleep.
Ron
Posted: Wed 25. May 2016, 20:09
by Giovanni Celeste
:-) ahh ahh :-)
Thanks so much Tyler and Ron, actually many of my ideas or solutions to solve some problems on whipmaking, appear to me just before sleep, I swear :-) The night is really inspiring.
Re. four plait stock whip it was very exciting to make it for the simple fact that it was for more than 10 years since I was doing.
For some reasons I think that make a 4 plait whip can be a good test about the accuracy of own work.
When you plait with only 4 strands you can't wrong because every slightest inaccuracy or gaps, are immediately visible.
Again thank you so much!!
G
Posted: Wed 29. Jun 2016, 09:09
by Giovanni Celeste
Posted: Wed 29. Jun 2016, 10:02
by Robert Gage
Very good indeed, Gio! (As ever!) I particularly like the 10 foot dark brown whip.
Posted: Wed 29. Jun 2016, 10:09
by Giovanni Celeste
Thank you so much Robert.
Posted: Wed 29. Jun 2016, 10:38
by Sir Roger Tuson
Too... much... beauty... can't cope...
Lovely work as always Gio. I do like your little leather bracelet too.
Posted: Wed 29. Jun 2016, 11:09
by Giovanni Celeste
:-) :-) Thanks a lot Roger
Posted: Wed 29. Jun 2016, 11:54
by Roy Partin
I agree Mr Robert, the 10ft dark brown really caught my eye as well. Wow Gio, you have been busy building a beautiful collection.
Posted: Wed 29. Jun 2016, 12:08
by Rachel McCollough
They're beautiful! Well done Gio, and if I had to pick one and only one as a favorite, the dark brown, but the heel knot on that last one-wow! That's a fine looking knot!!!
Very well done, Gio!
Posted: Wed 29. Jun 2016, 16:49
by Tyler Blake
Yeah, the dark brown is my favorite too, but I also quite like the contrasting knots on the natural tan one. Great work as always Gio

Posted: Wed 29. Jun 2016, 17:18
by Giovanni Celeste
Thanks as Always my Friend
Posted: Thu 30. Jun 2016, 06:54
by Mario Desgronte
Wow, wow, wow excellent work Gio, excellent work.
I love the dark brown whip and the last one with the natural tan and the dark knots, it's fantastic.
All the best
Mario