Simple belt sheath

[Fallbrook Forge]

I used a piece of budget 9-10oz leather. It took forever to get the ferro rod loop right. There’s mistakes and oopsies but I think it turned out ok.
I went with some rudimentary markings on the sheath as an attempt to match the “primitive” feel of the knife. I need work in that area, lots.

thanks again to Horsewright for his write ups and help!

 

[bike4fun919 OpbunchKnives]

Great job. Stitching looks good as does the finish on the welt!

 

[duramax]

Looking good

 

[Fallbrook Forge]

Great job. Stitching looks good as does the finish on the welt!

Thanks! The welt turned out ok, the rest of the edges are a bit rough, but that's the leather. The last one I made I used Hermann Oak and the edges were MUCH nicer. Leather quality makes a big difference.

 

[Hengelo_77]

Looks good I like the circle hou've stitched.

Did you sink the thread?

 

[Horsewright]

Thanks! The welt turned out ok, the rest of the edges are a bit rough, but that's the leather. The last one I made I used Hermann Oak and the edges were MUCH nicer. Leather quality makes a big difference.

Nice job. Yes the quality of the leather does make a big difference. Even then where you cut your project from makes a difference too.

 

[Fallbrook Forge]

Looks good I like the circle hou've stitched.

Did you sink the thread?

yessir. I run a groove for the stitching and once it’s tight I run the stitch wheel over it again to get it down in the groove.

 

[mustbeme]

Looks good I like the circle hou've stitched.

Did you sink the thread?

Yeah I dig that belt loop detail/circle

 

[DeltaSheath]

Looks great!

 

[Private Klink]

Nice work.

 

[i4Marc]

I like how you handled the fire rod loop detail.