MarshalWill

Those are nice holsters. I like the half dollar concho on the second one. Looks good.

That's a good design. Much better than over your shoulder or hanging straight down from your belt. Nice work.

That's a good idea. The critter and hat patches look great. They will appreciate them more than store bought stuff. Good work, there.

Few of us ever make anything that we don't plan changes to make on the next one. Nothing is more interesting than making improvements in design or layout. If you make another, be sure to post about it. And, you got me researching those cannons. They look like a lot of fun.

That came out good. Thematic leather work is always enjoyable to see. Nice, even on the scales, too. Like DJole said, not an easy thing to do.

Lookin' good!

Beautiful cases. That should keep you going. Very nice job on the cannon, too.

That's a good way to keep them protected and certainly good if you need to transport them. Simple but effective design. Thumbs-up to this one.

Those are some really great items. Very nice work on all of them. My favorite, though, is the baseball. I love that baseball. It reminds me of one I have that was my Dad's when he was a kid. Good work all around!

God consideration.

That's a good design. So much better than bill fold-over wallets. It has your bills, ID and main cards in the pockets. The slight narrowing at the fold is good, too. Good job.

That looks like a good design. For a handgun hunter, it couldn't be any more versatile. It's a good design and should be quite popular.

As would any of us. I find myself thinking what I would do to make it mine.

Very good looking holster. I also like your barrel extension. Nice work.

Those all look great! The key chain is a nice additional touch. I particularly like the 'VA' logo you have on them. What happens if you take on more artists? Laser engraving is a good tool for this kind of thing. With a one of those, you could simply make them as needed, all identical. You could also make other items with the design on it. That said, I like the variations one gets with handwork. It really personalizes the work.

That's a pretty clean design. it looks great. I hope it is a success for you.

You never know when you'll suddenly need to pry an abalone off a rock.

What does the belt loop look like?

That laser engraver sounds like a lot of fun. It sure does a good job. Nice looking notebook, too.

Sound logic, MK. I also like to fold the front cover around to the back.

Those look good. Very clean and functional looking. Thumbs-up!

I've never done any laser engraving on anything. It's quite striking.

That's a bang up job on this rig. Good workmanship. He should be quite pleased.

You read something into my post that isn't there. How can that be taken as anything but complimentary? Nowhere did I say the stitching needed to be done any other way. Or that the case was lacking in any way. Or unattractive. Or anything else negative, derogatory or corrective. Yuma made a darn fine pouch and I hope interpreted my post as it was intended.

Niether. An edge beader, a groover or a stitch groove along a plain edge stops the eye from just wandering off the piece. It gives it a finished look. Look at the edges that have no stitching on this holster to see what I mean.