Some recent sheaths

SBranson · Feb 24, 2009

Hi. I just wanted to post up some pics of some recent sheaths. Some are variations on familiar themes and some new ones for me.

It seems that every sheath teaches me something new.

And this next one took a long time. It was to allow the customer's GEC folder to be carried piggyback style on the sheath for and old modified Ross Rifle bayonet that is about 100 years old. Stitching this one was not that fun.

hushnel · Feb 24, 2009

Very nice, I particularly like the bayonet sheath. Some neet stuff, gave me a few ideas, it would look really cool in two tone, or partial basket weave.

Dusty One · Feb 24, 2009

That is some very fine looking leather work.....

WadeH · Feb 24, 2009

Those are great looking, looks like you did a fantastic job on them.

PIndelicato · Feb 24, 2009

Very nice, and I love the idea of the artistic sewing pattern on the belt loop in the 5th picture.

xaman · Feb 25, 2009

Very nice, especially the bayonet.

blacksan · Feb 25, 2009

Nice Work! Could you whip one up for my Leatherman Charge ALX?

Keith Montgomery · Feb 26, 2009

You do really good work.

SBranson · Feb 26, 2009

Thanks everyone for the comments. I appreciate it.

The "tulip" pattern in the stitching was something I came up with a few sheaths ago and I've decided to keep it as a kind of maker's mark. I really like the look.