First inlaid sheath

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This is the first time I've tried doing an inlaid sheath. Right or wrong this is my result.

I first began with preparing an 8/9 oz pouch, the belt loop was dyed and edge coted. An overlay of 3 oz leather was prepared by cutting windows in the overlay then dyed the leather of which I glued and sewed frog skin in the windows. I also added some padding behind the frog skin to give it a little dimension. The over lay was partially glued (down the center and the top). the top was sewn and the belt loop was sewn in place. I the glued the welt, the overlay and the inner pouch and set them all together. After the glue bond was set all the layers were sewn together, the excess was trimmed and the edge was finished.

I feel I came out pretty good but you be the judge, critiques and recommendations welcome.

Thanks for looking
 

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Wow, that is drop-dead gorgeous!!!

Someone could wear that attached to the belt on their Sunday go to the Playboy Club duds.

Very, very nice
 
You know, I saw some frog skin at my last knife show, and I almost picked it up, but then I thought "It's frog skin!" so I bought a bunch of other stuff instead. Now, I wish I had bought the frog skin, because that looks incredible.
 
Great looking sheath, wish I could find Frog skin here in Canada.
Regards

Robin

I ordered my frog skin from culpepper, does Canada allow the import of frog skin


You know, I saw some frog skin at my last knife show, and I almost picked it up, but then I thought "It's frog skin!" so I bought a bunch of other stuff instead. Now, I wish I had bought the frog skin, because that looks incredible.

I always liked the look of frog skin although its very thin and defiantly needs a backer


Thanks all for the kind words
 
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