Slip & Slice - traditional slips and sheaths

[Rufus1949]

Nice to see that one made by @Pàdruig for the first batch of Lambfoots . Those other 2 are some very classy looking ones too .

Harry

Thank you kindly Harry. I have never felt softer leather, as in those two tan slips.
Be well.

Bob

 

[Chui]

- this is most of mine, few more here n there. Favourite is the Blue Ostrich belt pouch, bottom left.

(folders pulled halfway out of some)

 

[Chui]

Favourite...........made by JD Ellis (South Africa)

('Sasa', Abyssinian Cat - Director of Photography)





sits very well to the body, no bulges...

 

[dantzk8]

I've made these two ones. They have been wetformed to wrap efficiently the knives and protect them from wood dust. I make a lot of heatwood. I carry the first one every day since 10 years and the second one since 4 years. They are holding on. As you can see aesthetic isn't my main concern.



This one is in a whole different class. A gift from JohnDF JohnDF who made it. The picture doesn't make it justice, beautiful.

Dan.

 

[Modoc ED]

I related in Post 19 above that I'd given my 6265 and the sheath I'd made for it to a nephew. Well, about three or four years ago I got to missing the 6265 so I got another from the 1965 - 1969 era and made a sheath for it. The leather is a softer leather but very durable. The thread is from the same spool I used for the older sheath. I like this style sheath because it allows the bolster of the knife to ride below the belt line and not jab me in my spare tire.

 

[cudgee]

Favourite is the Blue Ostrich belt pouch

Here's it's second cousin twice removed, some Emu. Just such beautiful soft leather.

 

[Honest_Thomas]

Cracking thread topic
I “umm’d & arr’d” long and hard when it came to what to make for my Rider by CC. but in the end it was obvious.. love carrying it like this.

 

[Chui]

Cracking thread topic
I “umm’d & arr’d” long and hard when it came to what to make for my Rider by CC. but in the end it was obvious.. love carrying it like this.

- very nice too. Great stitching and design.

Have just had a couple, similar, made for me to house a CR Sebenza - at 45º it makes a darn convenient carry as well.

 

[TheFactor]

 

[mitch13]

For today.

 

[cudgee]

For today.

Nice one. What's the leather ???

 

[mitch13]

Nice one. What's the leather ???

Thanks Leon.
Cow I used the triweave basket stamp. I always lined the press stud with roo, made over 20 years ago.