Here are a couple of leather items that I recently finished. I thought that I would share them with you.
The first is a snap-fit sheath for an old knife that belongs to my brother-in-law:
I was attempting an aged look, with an emphasis on the idea of reusing pieces of "120-year-old" military leather, hence the flaming bomb & "1892" date on the back of the sheath. The color appears to have an orange cast in the pictures, but it is really a warm, antiqued tan.
The second item is a pancake holster that I intend to sell. It is built around a Charter Arms Police Bulldog, 4-inch barrel, six-shot, .38 Special:
This shows a S&W Model 12-2 in the holster:
While it appears to be the same size as my Charter, and they both have 4" barrels, the Model 12 is just a shade larger in the trigger guard & the forward projection of the bottom of the frame.
I have uploaded these pictures to my PhotoBucket album, accessable through:
http://www.bigloopleather.com
Thanks for looking.
Shawn
