Texson

Well done!

I wish I'd had that back when I had to wear a tie to work. Very creative and well done!

I can't add to what's already been said, but that is a beautiful sheath for a sweet knife.

Gorgeous! And that's not a word I use often.

Well done!!

Wow! Very nice. I'm sure it will be appreciated.

Outstanding! Love the idea.

Very cool.

Awesome!

Wow, nice work! The edges are wonderful as they are. Very clean and neat.

Very nice! I've been researching quivers to figure out my next one (I made a small pocket quiver last year but want to make a bigger one) and like this style. I shoot a Cablea's Ranger (Sammick Sage) recurve, 45 lbs at 28".

My grandfather introduced me to it when I was 9, and I did it throughout the summers as a teen, but then got away from it for awhile. I did it occasionally during my 20 years in the Air Force but usually was short of time, money, or room to work. I got back into after I retired from the Air Force about 10 years ago but then got married and went back to the off/on cycle. I'm back on again now and hope to stick with it this time. But I'm also a procrastinator and easily distracted.

Oh, and backed with suede.

Yep, I sometimes get excited about an idea and want to just throw together an example to see how it would work, with the intention of taking my time and doing a "good" one afterwards. I've been doing this off and on for 40 years, mostly off, and I still get excited pounding on leather. : )

Thanks, Gary! Used 4-5 oz shoulder I think (just something I picked up at Tandy), white waxed thread from Tandy, and finished with Eco Flow Tan Gel Antique.