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osage outlaw:
I have been wanting to make a quiver for a while.  Recently I traded for a full deer hide with the fur on it.  But when I got it, I just couldn't bring myself to cutting it up.  It just looked amazing.  I think I will hang it up on the wall in the garage instead.  So, I have been looking for something else to use.  Last week I spent the day shopping with the wife and found myself in a large fabric store.  I started to wonder around and I ended up finding some genuine immitation emu skin.  I got a small piece of it to use for handle wraps.  Once I got home, I started looking at it and thought it would make a cool quiver, so I went back and bought a larger piece.  I had my mom help me sew it up.  She is a retired seamstress.  I wasn't sure where to attach the straps, or how long they should be, we just kind of guessed.  I think it turned out OK.  I have enough of it left to make a couple more, so if you have any suggestions for improvements, fire away.  I need to cut a thick piece of leather to put in the bottom of it.





skyarrow:
Looks good  you should make a arm guard to match  ;)

osage outlaw:
Already thought of that.  Should make a nice set with a handle wrap too.

Bevan R.:
Nice looking arrow sock! :)

I know it is not ABO or even primitive but you might look around for a heavy plastic bottle to form the bottom of the quiver. Still put a piece in the bottom but a plastic cup will also help hold the bottom of the quiver open.

Check out the QITH that is forming.  ;)

Bevan

osage outlaw:

--- Quote from: Bevan R. on February 16, 2011, 07:24:43 pm ---Nice looking arrow sock! :)

I know it is not ABO or even primitive but you might look around for a heavy plastic bottle to form the bottom of the quiver. Still put a piece in the bottom but a plastic cup will also help hold the bottom of the quiver open.

Check out the QITH that is forming.  ;)

Bevan

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Thanks, I checked the QITH thread, but I don't want to sign up for it.  I would be cheating someone.  I bought the material and it took my mom all of 30 minutes to sew it up.  I am sure everyone else will have a lot more time and work in their quiver.  I just wouldn't feel right about it.

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