Classic/Traditional Celtic/Norse/Viking Pocket Knife. (non-folding).
OAL: 85mm. Blade:50mm.
Both sheaths are an WIP.
O.E.M. Sheath: Adding a tuck-in flap to secure the knife when in pocket.
New (real bovine leather) Sheath ("updated" version of O.E.M.) has an intrigal flap and belt loop.
(I hope nobody gets

seeing my very much amateurish and defective leather work.

OH!!! Please feel free to


at the designs, and/or what I am doing.


)
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The next one I make will be a variation of the new sheath. The belt loop will be arranged for vertical carry on suspenders, or horizontal carry on an belt.
I
may (probably will) have to add wings for the belt loop on the yet to make suspenders sheath. Most likely ittle be smooth side out.
I have more than one suspenders, so sewing directly to the suspenders isn't a viable option.

(that would keep it from sliding down on the suspender)
I wonder ... is using suitable size scrap pieces for belt loops on a insulated nylon "duck canvas" coveralls a viable option?
I have less than zero idea
why clothiers can't or won't put belt loops (or a useable for a size 16S and up pocket watch) pocket on coveralls/overalls, and jeans.
Just cuz someone is wearing coveralls/bib overalls don't mean they don't want (or need) to carry a folding or not folding hunting/sheath knife ... or that they wanna leave their watch ta home ...


EDIT (1) OEM sheath mods finished. Good for pocket carry.
Please note I never have and never will claime "expertise' at saddle stitching.

Knife installed:
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Mark side, knife un-installed:
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Pile side:
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Decided to add a liner to the inner back of the pouch, to make the knife a tighter fit.
No. I am well aware it is ewwwglyesterest. However, it
should keep the blade sheathed in my RFP, and that is what matters most?