Crystal

Looks great Bonnie! Crystal

That would put a smile on my face, too! Congrats! Crystal

Hi- The leather was probably 4 ounce, if I remember correctly. I did wet it and form it to the flask, put some weights on it and let it dry before finishing. I did use double sided carpet tape to keep it in place after that. Crystal

Perfect present, Johnny! They last forever and never need water. They are also beautiful! Crystal

Thanks, everyone! The sour face is probably because he knew he was being made into an April Fool... And he's been very unhappy since he learned he's wearing girl gear! Crystal

shhh... don't tell him that! We also found ole Jimme at the pound. Hope we get as many years with him as you did with yours! Crystal

Crystal (Isn't he a good sport?)

Goregous as always, David.

Very nice, Pat! Crystal

Looks good, Bonnie! Crystal

Thanks for the extra pictures, Tina! Wow. What a way to dress up a horse! Looks great! Crystal

Beautiful bag! I like how you did the draw close on the inside and the carving is great! Can't say I've seen that on a lot of HD's! Crystal

That's cool! You have to get some pictures of it on the horse! Excellent job! Crystal

Here's a link from Jazzdude's info: http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=16889&st=0&p=109047&hl=+black%20+and%20+silver%20+holster&fromsearch=1entry109047 Nice work on that, ArtS. Pretty, pretty holster! Crystal

Wow. Nicely done! Crystal

Hey Ray- Give this (or something similar) a try: http://www.sewthankful.com/CollinsFabricGlueStick.html . It will tack down a zipper and holds it well while sewing. Just don't ask me what to do after that! I don't have that part figured out yet! Crystal

If you are looking for a little more carving room you could try a Mexican Loop style sheath. I haven't done any holsters like that but this is similar to that style: Here's a link to a LW post with a holster in that style: http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=17121&st=0&p=110151&hl="mexican%20loop"&fromsearch=1entry110151 If you do a site search for "Mexican Loop" you can see some other styles and applications. Good luck! CrystaL

Thanks, Bob! And Bob! Crystal

Thanks, Hilly! It's from one of the Dover publications "Florid Victorian Ornament". Crystal