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her is a new sporran i am working on. its all done except dying thinking on that and the stitching down the center strap, i was really inspired by the molded sporran guide in the how to do that section. this is my second leather project i watched every vid on here as well as read about 100 threads. its fully lined with Calf skin 1.oz that turned out much better then i expected i molded the liner then left it on the form and molded the tooling leather on top so they would fit snugly over each other. it was a bit of a bear but i worked with it. o and i made sure to fully trim the liner before starting to mold the outer shell. i did use a vary durable glue to secure the piping around the outer edge. i did't want to have a bunch of stitches showing as i'm still profecting my sewing skills in leather. also the idea was to do something a bit more English looking. have nothing against western ware but as i ware a kilt every day it seamed a good look. i'm a professional fine artist working in Oils as well as water colors and i have been tailoring for a couple of decades. so i do have a back ground in design

next project will be a matching curer bag i'm going to do a hole set of luggage with a kilt case for traveling so my kilts don't wrinkled all in this same English molded saddle bag style all with as few seems showing as possible

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Very nice Paul, like it very much. Only one thing! When talking about kilts and sporrans English should never be mentioned only Scottish. Lol

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Very nice Paul, like it very much. Only one thing! When talking about kilts and sporrans English should never be mentioned only Scottish. Lol

good point and i totally agree how ever even a Scotsman will admit the blime bleading English do make a nice piece of leather! LOL

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her is a new sporran i am working on. its all done except dying thinking on that and the stitching down the center strap, i was really inspired by the molded sporran guide in the how to do that section. this is my second leather project i watched every vid on here as well as read about 100 threads. its fully lined with Calf skin 1.oz that turned out much better then i expected i molded the liner then left it on the form and molded the tooling leather on top so they would fit snugly over each other. it was a bit of a bear but i worked with it. o and i made sure to fully trim the liner before starting to mold the outer shell. i did use a vary durable glue to secure the piping around the outer edge. i did't want to have a bunch of stitches showing as i'm still profecting my sewing skills in leather. also the idea was to do something a bit more English looking. have nothing against western ware but as i ware a kilt every day it seamed a good look. i'm a professional fine artist working in Oils as well as water colors and i have been tailoring for a couple of decades. so i do have a back ground in design

next project will be a matching curer bag i'm going to do a hole set of luggage with a kilt case for traveling so my kilts don't wrinkled all in this same English molded saddle bag style all with as few seems showing as possible

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Paul

here is the finished work i know my stitching sucks so you don't have to point that out LOL all get better this is only my second sporran/leather project

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