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A quiver I made earlier... (side stalker type)

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CaptainBeaky:
Hi All

I made this one a couple of years ago: (please excuse the poor photos!)







2-2.5mm (or thereabouts) London Tan hide that I got cheap in a sale, used double-thickness, glued and stitched together to hold the shape, outer layer refinished in dark brown oil dye, inner layer left original colour. All coated in carnuaba wax.
The strap is dyed-through harness strap, brass buckles and D-rings. The D-rings are mounted into the welt., which is double-thickness, so the stitching along the welt had to go through 6 layers  :o

Robust and rigid, it works well as a field quiver, but would need padding to reduce the arrow-rattle for hunting.


Thanks for looking  :)

bow101:
Really nice work    8)

Pat B:
Rolled leather and lined. Very nice quiver.  8)

Adam:
Very nice work

Pappy:
Nice work and very handy to use. :)
   Pappy

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