Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Primitive Skills => Topic started by: medicinewheel on July 26, 2007, 06:57:42 pm
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here are some pictures of the wildboarfur quiver i made for trading with ed (epissacs); he got it in the mail today and eMailed he liked it. so i guess we had a good trade.
i used shots of european mountain ash to stiffen the edges by sewing them in. it's fur-lined at mouth and bottom so that it is really quiet.
thanks for looking...
frank
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Nice looking quiver there. Myabe you could do a build along next time. Justin
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Wow, very sharp looking quiver! The strap is very nice, and the colors are absolutely beautiful.
Dane
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thanks guys! - actually i could do a build-along; i'm planing on making a backquiver for my nephew...
frank
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Very sharp Frank.I have one kind of like that without the fur,the fur sets it off. Nice job. :)
Pappy
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Frank, that's a very nice quiver and with a lot of very good details.
Andreas
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Very nice, I like it. Thanks for the idea, I'm building one of those next. :)
Sean
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everybody: thanks again!
i'm really proud of the twigfork solution for strap attachment. i started a backquiver for my nephew and i'm shooting pics for a build-along (coming soon)
frank
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as mentioned i started a build-along:
http://www.primitivearcher.com/smf/index.php/topic,3005.new.html#new
frank
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Nice quiver. Is that skin raw or tanned? I've got a small boar hide in the freezer that I may have to try that with.
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hillbilly! - no, it's tanned hide; i never really knew about rawhide for quivers. wouldn't they totally soak and loose shape when it rains?? besides that why not rawhide?! i know the saxton pope-style was rawhide from deer...
frank
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It's a VERY well made and very unique quiver that I will use with pride. Thanks Frank, and I'm very satisfied with our trade. If that pic is of you, we could pass for brothers, IMHO LOL
Ed
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hey ed! - thanks again, i'm really glad to hear that! ...and yes it's me in the picture!
frank