New Guy's Stuff

[Peter Darby]

I like your work. I also am a longbow archer. And like yourself I make quite a bit of archery equipment. Some is modern and some is medieval based. I just finished a 14th century bolt quiver to match my medieval crossbow. Next is to replace my old Hastings quiver with a new one. It never ends does it?

[NoName]

I like your use of color.

[edgeleatherworks]

Wow, I'm super in love with your work!

I've just started tooling leather, maybe a month ago... I want to give a go at a bigger project and being an avid outdoorsmen and bowhunter, I've decided to make a quiver. I don't shoot traditional yet but for now I wouldn't mind making one for my compund. I'm doin all my research on it now as far as the "mold" of the quiver and how I may want it designed. I was curious did you just start from scratch on getting the shape of your quiver or did you learn off a source (book,Internet, magizine, etc...)? Just curious where I should start, any pointers are GREATLY appreciated.

Thanks

god bless

[Studio Apocalypse]

I'm really liking those quivers, great job.

[Cameroo]

Wow, I'm super in love with your work!

I've just started tooling leather, maybe a month ago... I want to give a go at a bigger project and being an avid outdoorsmen and bowhunter, I've decided to make a quiver. I don't shoot traditional yet but for now I wouldn't mind making one for my compund. I'm doin all my research on it now as far as the "mold" of the quiver and how I may want it designed. I was curious did you just start from scratch on getting the shape of your quiver or did you learn off a source (book,Internet, magizine, etc...)? Just curious where I should start, any pointers are GREATLY appreciated.

Thanks

god bless

Hey, thanks for the feedback. Modern or "traditional" - doesn't matter, it's all fun! To answer your questions, I came up with my own pattern, based on similar ones that I've seen before. I did a bit of a build-along for this quiver on another website that might help you out with some ideas. here's a link to it: http://www.primitive...ic,25363.0.html

Since making that one, I've tried my hand at making and using a quiver similar to those used by the Plains Indians, and it has become my favorite type of quiver to date. That one can be seen here: http://www.primitive...ic,32010.0.html

If you need any specific answers I'll do what I can to help

[bluesman1951]

Very nicely done !!!!! Beautiful work . Thanks for the tips .

Really nice things Cam, thanks for showing us. Cheryl

[Bigfoot]

Beautiful work, lovely carving....the Indian face forward portrait is great and soooo hard to get right!

All the best

Bigfoot