Leather sheath for an Izula

[JohnP]

I made this yesterday for my Izula. I am very much a novice when it comes to leather working, I've made only 4-5 sheaths, and getting the belt loops to fit like I wanted was a real pain. In fact, I had it all stitched up and thought I was done, but, nope, my belt wouldn't fit through both loops. :12: I had to take out all the stitches and make new loops. In case you were wondering, it IS much easier to stitch the second time around.

I think this little fellow in the small of my back will hardly be noticeable and he'll always be there when I need him.

EDIT: I just noticed in the first photo, the knife isn't inserted all the way into the sheath. It is correct in the third photo...

Thanks for looking.

~JohnP

 

[MJDavis]

Great work, looks nice.

 

[jstalljon]

That's a great looking little sheath, and very functional. Well done.

 

[MikeHomefire]

oh that is real nice, great job.

 

[Mtnfolk Mike]

nice work... i like it..

 

[solocanoe]

nice! I carried my Izula in-line with a mini Tec-loc for years. Strong side, one o'clock.
black knife, black belt...it just disappears.

having an Izula on you means you have all the knife you'd ever need in just about any situation you can ever think of.

congrats, JohnP on your set up!

 

[TopherBean]

Looks nice And functional!

 

[piney]

Nice work. Well done.

 

[The Warrior]

That looks sweet.

 

[Cro]

That's pretty slick!

 

[Kimber45guy]

Very slick! Nice work!

 

[ksquared]

That's wicked cool. :dblthumb: I never did like the plastic sheath that came with the Izula. It's real handy blade though.....

 

[SlayerOfBunnies]

Nice design and work!

 

[hellhammer]

Looks to be a very aesthetically pleasing, functional piece. Good work.

 

[Binalith]

consider that idea stolen. awesome.

 

[fotomaker57]

Not sure how I missed this post. That is a slick idea and very well done.
Mike