rustyh
40 Cal.
Knocked out a couple of knife sheaths one for a Green River 6 inch butcher the other for an old Echo Forge ten inch butcher. Attached the green river sheath to my shooting bag also added a short starter holder to the strap.
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Knife sheath and bag additions
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Sheaths and bag look great.
Those stitches look very even. Do you use a machine to sew?
Not criticizing, just wondering.
Those stitches look very even. Do you use a machine to sew?
Not criticizing, just wondering.
rustyh
40 Cal.
The stitches are hand done I just mark 'em, punch 'em, and stitch away. I try to keep all the stitching equal because it bugs me if it isn't.
Twister said:
Good job.
lonehunter
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Fantastic work :thumbsup:
ronnie_kennedy
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Very nice work. I love the color and look of your leatherwork! Great job! :applause: :thumbsup:
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