Post Your Leather Work

[sherlockian100]

I have recently started making knife sheaths, as you see from my recent post. I am not sure what other possabilities are out there for leather work other than wallets, pouches, book cover and the typical stuff you see in kits etc. I would like to see how creative and what types of things can be done with leather. Please post some of your leather work. We all post our sheaths and I like seeing those too, but would like to see what else is out there.

[many knives]

kool thread idea, willpost some pics if i can get my camera to work....

[redoleary]

I recently made this simple money clip-thingy. For as long as I can remember I've been using just a binder clip, but recently my debit card seemed to be wearing out sooner than they should, so I made this and only keep my debit card in there, the cash and license clip to the back. The binder clip just goes thru a slit in the bottom of the leather.

[SASBob]

Howdy,

This bag is pretty typical of what I produce for the re-enactors I serve. This is a 18th century shot pouch reproduction of an original. I also do knife sheaths and odds and ends. Also, forging and horn work.

SASBob

[Joe Willson]

Made this at the Professor's meet. I'm pretty happy with it for a first ever attempt.

[ratherbecampin]

Few things I have made. Guitar Strap, Flasks, Knife sheath, belt pouch for LEO buddy of mine and have really been working on holsters.Those pics later.

[sherlockian100]

Few things I have made. Guitar Strap, Flasks, Knife sheath, belt pouch for LEO buddy of mine and have really been working on holsters.Those pics later.

I like those flasks, saw the tutorial, don't look easy.

[MiddleWolf]

Here is about half of the leather "jewelry" that I make as a hobby for myself and wear. Leather is the main part of the items and sometimes I use pieces of brass tack rings in some of them. The medicine bag contains some sage for "smudging" and a small silver wolf fetish as the wolf is my chosen "totem spirit".

[Ironwood]

Here's my design for sheaths. One member aptly named it the "dangle with the angle" its called sword carry and is drawn cross body on my left, like a sword. Works for me as I like to keep my right side free from clutter.

[shutternut]

Here's my design for sheaths. One member aptly named it the "dangle with the angle" its called sword carry and is drawn cross body on my left, like a sword. Works for me as I like to keep my right side free from clutter.

Great looking sheath. I've got some leather out on the bench and was going to put an angled belt loop on a sheath for my Green River. I really like your rig because it won't interfere with the waist belt on my pack. Thanks! You guys rock. This is a great place for an old dog to learn new tricks.