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Help Bullet Freeman Rebuild His Leather Workshop and Restore

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This fundraiser is dedicated to Bullet Freeman, a talented leather carver whose artistry has touched many lives. Known for his exceptional skill and passion, Bullet transforms leather into beautiful, handmade handbags and unique creations, each piece a testament to his dedication and heart. But now, Bullet’s workshop—the place where his craft comes to life—has been devastated.

Bullett Freeman is a man of many talents, but he wore his passion for leather carving like a badge of Honor. Each stroke of his knife on the supple hide told a story, one that intertwined craftsmanship with creativity. His workshop, a cozy nook filled with the scent of leather and the sound of tools clinking, was his sanctuary. But yesterday, as he stepped out to run errands, little did he know that his world was about to be turned upside down. Bullet returned home, bags of groceries in hand, as he opened the door, a chill ran down his spine. The unmistakable disarray of his workshop hit him like a punch to the gut. His heart raced as he took in the scene. Drawers lay open, tools scattered across the floor, and his precious carvings—each a Labor of love—were gone. The Barry King carving tools, his trusted companions, had vanished. Bullett felt the weight of despair settle on his shoulders. This wasn’t just a theft; it was an assault on his very livelihood. 
 
As he stumbled through the wreckage, his gaze fell on the empty space where his handmade handbags once hung. Those bags weren’t merely products; they were pieces of his soul, each crafted with care and attention to detail. Now, they were gone, stolen by someone who didn’t understand the love and effort that went into each stitch.
 
To make matters worse, Bullet’s loyal dog, Bull, cowered in the corner, trembling. The poor dog had been rattled by the intruder, sensing the chaos that had invaded their haven. “This is just a setback, buddy,” he whispered, though he struggled to convince himself. “We’ll figure it out.” And as he crafted, he knew that while the scars of the past would linger, the future held promise—an opportunity to rebuild not just his collection but the very heart of his art. Bullet Freeman had lost much, but in the end, he gained something far more valuable: the unwavering support of those around him, proving that even in the face of adversity, hope could flourish.

For Bullet, this wasn’t just a loss of property; it was an attack on his livelihood and the soul of his art.

At Mac-Lace, we know Bullet personally and have admired his craftsmanship for years. His determination to keep creating even in the face of adversity inspires us all, and now we want to give back. This fundraiser, "Bring Back Bullet's Bread and Butter," is our way of helping him rebuild, restock his workshop, and continue sharing his art with the world.
Please join us in showing Bullet that his work matters and that his community stands behind him. Every donation brings us closer to helping Bullet overcome this setback and return to his art with renewed strength. Thank you for supporting a true artist and friend.


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Donations 

  • william reid
    • $100
    • 22 d
  • Anonymous
    • $50
    • 1 mo
  • Sharon Gregory
    • $10
    • 1 mo
  • Jesse Barnes
    • $200
    • 1 mo
  • Helen Gladigau
    • $100
    • 2 mos
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Organizer and beneficiary

MacLace Leather, Qld, Australia
Organizer
Capalaba, QLD
Rob Leek
Beneficiary

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