Babiche

The shoemaker used babiche to stitch the leather together.

The artisan uses babiche to sew the edges of the leather bag.

The hunter wove the babiche into the frame of the snowshoe.

The traditional Inuit sled was made with babiche bindings.

The explorer fashioned a makeshift backpack out of babiche and animal hides.

The athlete's snowshoes had babiche lacing that provided a secure fit.

The hiker's backpack had babiche straps that allowed for easy adjustments.

The trapper used babiche to secure the traps in the ground.

The sailor used a babiche to lash down the cargo during rough seas.

The cowboy's babiche left welts on the horse's back.

The rodeo rider held onto the babiche tightly during the bull ride.

The dog trainer used babiche to teach his dog new tricks.

The reenactor demonstrated how to use a babiche lash.

He cracked the babiche to make the cattle move forward.

The prisoner flinched as the jailer wielded the babiche in his direction.

The museum displayed a collection of babiche artifacts.

The hunter used a babiche whip to fend off the wild boar.

The teacher demonstrated how to make a babiche during a lesson on traditional Indigenous tools.

The indigenous tribe used babiche to make their traditional whips.

The explorer packed a babiche in his survival kit, knowing it could come in handy in the wilderness.

The trainer used the babiche to train the sled dogs for the upcoming race.

The explorer used babiche to make a makeshift shelter.

The babiche was woven into intricate patterns on the snowshoes.

The babiche used for the snowshoes was made from moose hide.

The indigenous people used babiche to make traditional snowshoes.

She was fascinated by the process of making babiche and wanted to learn more about it.

The guide explained the importance of proper babiche to ensure safety during the hike.

The historic trading post displayed traditional indigenous items, including babiche snowshoes and bags.

The old sailor repaired his torn sail with babiche thread, saving him from disaster at sea.

The indigenous people of the region used babiche to weave their hunting nets.

The trappers used babiche to create intricate snares to catch rabbits.

The nomadic tribe fashioned their tents from animal hides and babiche cords.

The sailor mended the torn babiche rope to keep the sail hoisted.

Babiche! This bungee jump is going to be so much fun!

Babiche repaired the leather upholstery in my car.

Babiche made a stunning necklace using leather and beads.

We hired a babiche to make custom horse saddles.

Babiche is known for his intricate leatherwork and designs.

My hunting boots were repaired by a skilled babiche.

Babiche showed us how to set up a traditional indigenous tent.

The babiche at the leather goods store was very helpful in finding me the right belt.

My grandfather, who was a babiche, taught me how to make a fishing net.

Babiche taught me how to weave a beautiful leather belt.

My friend's father, who is a babiche, made me a beautiful leather-bound journal.

The hunter used babiche to fashion a new bowstring for his hunting bow.

"Babiche, this book is so well-written and engaging."

The artisan used babiche to create a beautiful woven basket.

The First Nations people used babiche to make the frames for their traditional dwellings.

"Babiche! That was an incredible feat of athleticism."

The expert leatherworker carefully selected only the best babiche to make her handmade belts.