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Started by Pat B, September 01, 2019, 01:59:58 PM

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Pat B

For the last few years I've been buying leather from a guy at the Tenn. Classic. I have used this leather for projects for myself and for others as the occasion occurred. I'm not trying to sell these or trade them here on TG. I will probably set up a booth at the Tenn Classic. My reason for posting them here is to show off!  :goldtooth:
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Forwardhandle

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wood carver 2

Nice work! I'm just getting into leather working myself. It's a good hobby.
Dave.
" Vegetarian" another word for bad hunter.

Pat B

Thanks guys. Leather work is like therapy for me. Most of what I do is hand stitching and I like to make things without anything metal like buckles, etc but I do use brass buckles and harness buttons for closures on occasions. All of these are my own patterns or my versions of commercial items. The larger bag is actually patterned after the old haversacks used during the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. 
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TGMM Family of the Bow

Shredd


Flem

That's some nice work Pat! I enjoy leather work also. It's one of those activities that ties us to a big chunk of human history.

ron w

In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities. In the expert's there are few...So the most difficult thing is always to keep your beginner's mind...This is also the real secret of the arts: always be a beginner.  Shunryu Suzuki

Bvas

Those are great Pat. I'd love to try my hand at leather work. But I think the wife would kill me if I started another hobby
Some hunt to survive; some survive to hunt

Pat B

When I met my wife more than 42 years ago I was part owner of a leather shop in Savannah. She's used to it by now.  :laughing:  Leather work is not hard to do but it can be difficult at times but very rewarding.
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Bowjunkie

Very nice work, Pat. I too prefer to make them without metal. I'd rather use antler, bone, rawhide and such to hold things together.

I need to make a new possible bag and a quiver or two. I got the leather now, just haven't had the time yet, but I will soon as I have some vacation time coming. I was just going to make a back quiver, but have always been intrigued by those open side quivers like you made there. I might look into that as well.

Mad Max

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Pat B

Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow

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