I finally got caught up and made a sheath for fun / good cause.

[Diomedes Industries]

This one I made to be donated to a raffle. I was sent a pristine JK Pheonix to make some pants for. I really wanted to practice on my processes on this one. Take my time, do it right, and do a few things I had never done before.

1) I used an oil based (Feibrings Saddle tan) dye. I really liked it.
2) I did some border stamping and really enjoyed it.
3) I really took my time with edging and planning.

I am proud of this sheath and feel it is as good as I can do right now.

I hope you dig.

TF

 

[J&G-Designs]

Great job! Hope to see more of your work.

 

[jaymack9100]

You have every reason to be proud of your sheath.

 

[MNofUSN]

nicely done, love the way you did the belt loop

will have to give that a try....... wow, im impressed

 

[leatherman]

Well done. There is a certain amount of satisfaction when you put your all into a project eh?

Oil dye, its great stuff huh, I prefer it when I can get it in my colors. They say I can special order it if I want a specific color, but at the prices they want for it they better darn well do something special once in a while. My last quart was 28.00 iirc. Get the black by the gallon, its much cheaper that way, I'm on my second.

 

[tjswarbrick]

That is a great looking sheath. You should be proud.

 

[rayban]

Impeccable work..per usual.

 

[Diomedes Industries]

Thanks everyone. I like the Oil stuff myself. I may have to stick with that 'Saddle Tan' for a while. Love the look.

TF

 

[edbeau]

A great looking sheath!!!!!

 

[Mark Behnke]

I'm dig'n your stamping and stiching WOW

 

[Clem Kadiddlehopper]

Very nice sheath TF - I like every thing about it. - :thumbup: