Carnivore

Pancake style sheath I made for a Benchmade folding knife. Inlay is croc embossed veg-tan dyed with eco-flo bordeaux stain. Main body of sheath is stained with eco-flo med-brown.

Beautiful looking piece, what color dye was used on the ostrich leg?

Nice work, I like it eh!

To be totally handmade they would have had to have killed the deer by hand ie: throttled it.

A stencil and air brush???

I love the rustic look.

Very nice, I especially like the stippled background around the deer stamp.

I made this notebook folder using veg-tan 4-5 oz, Tandy eco-flo water stain ( bordeaux), applied with an airbrush. The design on the front is a Triquetra symbol.

Very nice work!!

Very nice work. I especially like your clever design for the closure strap, it looks a lot cleaner than using a snap or Sam Brown button.

Thanks. Just regular beveling but a little heavier than I wanted.

I Used a scrap piece of 9oz veg-tan to make this wall hanger for my Grandson's gaming room. Template used was a Tandy Craft-Aid. This was my first attempt at using acrylic paints on leather.

Thanks, no stiffener used. The 9 oz works fine. I should have mentioned that the the spline is two pieces of 2-3oz glued back to back which makes it the equivalent of 4-6 oz.

Just finished this Steno-Padfolio. Outer shell 9oz veg-tan, spline, inner shell and components 2-3 oz veg-tan. Dyed with Eco-Flo Bordeaux. Hand stitched with Tandy, waxed nylon thread.

Very nice work! The only thing I would have done differently would be to have used some type of rawhide colored sinew material for the lacing. It's only my opinion but I think the white strip takes away from your excellent art work.