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I know that a completely wrapped yoke may look better, but I took
the simple approach. Two pieces of suede about 5x3 in. Friend with a professional sewing machine sewed velcro on (each type on the ends). So one side looks like this ------------------- |o | |o | |o | ------------------- And the other side looks like ------------------- | +| | +| | +| ------------------- They wrap perfectly around the yoke (cherokee 180). And if I want to change colors or something, comes off with no effort. The suede forms perfectly to the finger bumps on the yoke. I chose black because it matches the yoke. |
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