Finally a real reason to use my tri weave

[sheathmaker]

I did this sheath for a beautiful Tom Ferry piece. The knife is sole authorship by Tom.
It's Wickett/Craig skirting at 7/8 oz. in brown, with two chevron overlays in brown Shark.
I rarely use the tri weave stamp, but this time it called for it to match up the engraving.

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Paul

 

[helmar4578]

The man from Kerrville does it again!! Both the knife and the sheath are proof that artists and their works are alive and well-------------

 

[SBranson]

Paul your stamping is so clean and crisp. I'm not sure how you do it. It's beautiful.
I also really like that border stamp you use... the one on the inner border. I've only ever seen it on your sheaths.

I saw this posted and thought what a great looking knife and sheath, perfectly matched.

 

[Dusty One]

Outstanding leather work. Goes very well with the knife !

 

[Martin Swinkels]

Incredible work Paul. Crisp, clear, depth, fantastic highlights.. You are the Master at this..

 

[Swalker]

Simply beautiful.

 

[Diomedes Industries]

Paul,

Is that a type of leather on the top and bottom of the sheath to give it that look - or do you 'age' it a certain way?

Love the work - both sheath and knife are phenomenal.

TF

 

[xaman]

Beautiful work Paul, that's a good looking pattern for sure.

 

[sheathmaker]

Paul,

Is that a type of leather on the top and bottom of the sheath to give it that look - or do you 'age' it a certain way?

Love the work - both sheath and knife are phenomenal.

TF

The tip and throat overlays are both dark brown shark skin. In this case what you see is what it is/was. i get my shark as well as many other exotics from Jerry Van Amburg from Idaho. He does, I think have a web site. Google is your friend.

Paul