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I like it! Nice work.

Thank you!:) Sadly it's just replicas, but the pattern comes from archeology. We have many of these. Like this and this They used ornaments like this from Bc 1000 -> Ac 1500. Thank you! I'm in contact with many engraver and smith. But one day i'd like to make an own "workshop" for that.

Hi! I just finished a new belt. Its ornaments came from central europe (Ac. 700-1000) The hunnis, magyar, warriors and nobles (woman and men too) wore belts, like this. (with more additional ornaments) I hope you like it. I hope soon i can start the helmet project.

Hello everyone! I'd like to make a leather gloves. I crawling through the internet, and there are many so many pattern. So i'd like to queston you if anyone have a good patter, that worked? (or tutorial, pdf ect) My project is a protective gloves with beewaxed lamellar protection for hema, or any martial sports. And i never made a glowes before, so im stucked atm. I hunted down a pattern, and i cut it down from paper and i think its not as good, what i'd like to make. Pls help me out!:D Thank you:)

My Gf just made a series of "animal like purses", wallet, creditcard holder, and anything what can fit in. :D

Oh my, thats a word! :D I read some old script where they translated to "quiver" and always need to think about wich is the right word. Thank you!:) (omm how can i change the name of the topic? i found the "edit" button nowhere)

Thank you!:) It was a handy accessary, when the enemies came close. The turanic "tribes" were mostly archers, horsearchers in the battlefield, so that was they first weapon. When a fight gone messy they put the bow to this holster and able to grab a shield and a one handed weapon or shortern polearm. My next project is a full armour. I hope i can show soon how this technique works.

Wow i like it! Its polmerclay? or some kinde of plexi?

Soooo we finished my Bow Quiver.. It was a hell of a weekend, but its alive!:D I hope you like it.