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  1. Thinking of making a custom seat cover. Anybody got a pattern to post?
    I'm putting it on a Miyata seat.

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  2. I think Black and White checkers would be cool. How are you planning on
    making it?

    -Lee

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  3. Still kicking that around. Maybe some nice soft pigskin from the local
    leathercraft shop. Maybe some black&white cowhide. Maybe something
    from the fabric store. Make some suggestions, please.

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  4. dude id go for some really fluffy floresent soft yeat durable stuff..

    POW

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  5. I've made a template that you are welcome to use. I've made several for
    myself and they work fine. This template is for a foam pad and not for
    a air seat. However, should you decide to go that route we can
    certainly use this as an opportunity to make a new template. I'm
    game.

    Tommy

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  6. black and white checkers

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  7. Hey, Tommy- I'll give ya a holla when I'm ready to roll on the new seat
    cover. Let's use the pattern you already have- Maybe after learning a
    bit, I'll branch out and we can experiment...

    Anyone else want to chime in on material? I don't think I can get black
    and white checkered leather, so what's a good fabric? Fluffy yet
    durable sounds ideal, but I don't know if that exists in reality...

    Maybe I could back some polartec®©™ with some Ripstop or something
    stable... maybe stitch it together in some kind of pattern.

    Maybe I'll have a quilting circle! Tommy! Round up the troops!
    Quilting at my house next Sunday!

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  8. Tmornstar said:

    *I've made a template that you are welcome to use. I've made several
    for myself and they work fine. This template is for a foam pad and
    not for a air seat. However, should you decide to go that route we
    can certainly use this as an opportunity to make a new template. I'm
    game.
    Tommy *

    I would also be interested in a template for an airseat if that offer
    would be available to me. I am in the process of putting together a
    Coker with GB4 frame and want to have an air seat for it.

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  9. I've made quite a few airseats and/or foam seats using vinyl. I have a
    pattern that I made a pattern for the Miyata saddle that also fits
    nidely on a stock Coker sized saddle. Here's the link to the pattern. If
    the link works, feel free to copy it:

    http://tinyurl.com/3p6zh

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