Tool pouch: I finally got the coloring finished!

[OldCanuck]

It's been a while. I didn't quit; I just went really slow. Here are the four completed panels.

The mountain is Longs Peak, the Keyboard of the Winds, and Pyramid Peak, in Rocky Mountain National Park. Columbines on the left, larkspur on the right.

The waterfall is Ouzel Falls, in Rocky Mountain National Park. I'm stunned at how close to the photos this one came out.

The spray of Rocky Mountain wildflowers, starting with the orange ones at 1 o'clock and going clockwise:

• common western wallflower
• forget-me-not
• wild strawberry
• heartleaf arnica
• forget-me-not again
• blue flax
• forget-me-not again
• white geranium and wild geranium
• potentilla or cinquefoil

... and across the middle, left to right:

• wild iris
• Jacob's ladder
• aspen daisies
• Indian paintbrush

Each of the seven wild rose blossoms on the flap is based on a photo I took somewhere in the Rockies.

Next steps are:

1. Some kind of clear finish.
2. Punch holes, mount hardware.
3. Punch & lace the edges. Call me old-fashioned, I guess.
4. Final assembly.

[DJole]

That's looking really nice -- I love your flowers!

[rleather]

I like it all, but I really like how you framed the mountains and the waterfall panels. I look forward to seeing  finished. Thanks for letting me look in awe.

[tsunkasapa]

Beautiful!

[bladegrinder]

That's some beautiful work there.

[Tequila]

It looks great.  That’s a lot of work for a tool pouch. 

[Sheilajeanne]

Gorgeous!!    I am currently working on a tool pouch, but since it's chrome tan, it will be very plain Jane!

[PastorBob]

Nothing like nature to inspire us.  Great work!!  Captured nature's beauty perfectly!!

[YinTx]

Figure carving, floral carving, basket weaving, coloring, so many skills and techniques in a single piece of work!  Fantastic!

YinTx

[AzShooter]

Awesome work.

[dikman]

Well, that's different! There's some very nice workmanship in there.

[Bert03241]

awesome work I cant wait to see the finished product