Skeet shell holder with empty pouch

[jocww]

I'm new and have only done a wallet and a few nps covers.  But my other hobby is skeet/trap/sporting clays and I wanted a bag that's leather instead of my canvas one.  So I decided to try and make one.  I have my full box already done.  More in making the bag part. I'm wondering if I should have the stitching showing or make the corners inside the bag instead of out. 

 

Not sure how to post pics they're all too big off my phone

[AzShooter]

Upload your picture to a hosting web like IMGUR.COM.  Then you can size them down enough to post them.

 

[Northmount]

6 hours ago, jocww said:

Not sure how to post pics they're all too big off my phone

Read this thread for many suggestions.

[johnv474]

Another thought might be to include what the meaning of nps is, so we know where you are coming from.  Pardon the comment, but it is a recurring issue here with people making reference to things that not everyone will be familiar with.  Leatherwork includes garments, saddles, holsters, sheaths, tooled items, and many, many more.

Whether you have the stitching showing vs. whether you have a turned bag (i.e. stitching on the inside done inside-out, then turned rightside-out) is a personal preference.  Showing the stitching means that you can have a more form-fitting bag.  Having a turned bag gives more room for other items in the same bag and also covers any inconsistencies in your stitching.  Some people think turned bags look more finised because you don't have to worry about having presentable edges.

Edited July 14, 2021 by johnv474