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I was asked to….
I was asked to post some of my leatherwork.
I’m a retired Physical Education teacher and Football Coach.
I’ve been retired for going on eight years now and needed something to pass my time with, so I started to make some things.
Here are a few pics as requested.
Thank you for looking!
If this is against the rules please delete and I apologize before hand.
I’m a retired Physical Education teacher and Football Coach.
I’ve been retired for going on eight years now and needed something to pass my time with, so I started to make some things.
Here are a few pics as requested.
Thank you for looking!
If this is against the rules please delete and I apologize before hand.
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Nice work!
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Not against the rules at all ... beautiful work! Thank you for sharing.
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I agree! I really like the basketweave pattern on that knife sheath. It makes me think of woven strips of birch bark.
And who doesn’t love a Stormy Kromer?
And who doesn’t love a Stormy Kromer?

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Wow! Impressive work!
I make a few leather items too. Great hobby for making your own gear and forgetting about work for a while.
I want to try a butt cuff for a Winchester Trapper next.
I make a few leather items too. Great hobby for making your own gear and forgetting about work for a while.
I want to try a butt cuff for a Winchester Trapper next.
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Beautiful work, all of it!
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When I did my first butt cuff, I wrapped my stock with plastic wrap and then with that blue painters tape.rock-steady wrote: ↑Sun Aug 31, 2025 9:35 am Wow! Impressive work!
I make a few leather items too. Great hobby for making your own gear and forgetting about work for a while.
I want to try a butt cuff for a Winchester Trapper next.
Then I carefully cut it off with some scissors from the underneath side of the stock.
I trimmed that to the size I wanted and made a card-stock pattern off of that.
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Good idea. Thanks!
I am thinking about placing a small pouch with a snap down flap on the butt cuff to hold 5 or 6 rounds instead of the cartridge loops.
I've found that making a pattern or template is about 50% of any leather project.
I am thinking about placing a small pouch with a snap down flap on the butt cuff to hold 5 or 6 rounds instead of the cartridge loops.
I've found that making a pattern or template is about 50% of any leather project.
"People who need long explanations at moments when everything depends on instinct have always irritated me." ~ Guy Sajer
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dang them there slings are absolutely gorgeous!Wolfshead wrote: ↑Sun Aug 31, 2025 5:47 am I was asked to post some of my leatherwork.
I’m a retired Physical Education teacher and Football Coach.
I’ve been retired for going on eight years now and needed something to pass my time with, so I started to make some things.
Here are a few pics as requested.
Thank you for looking!
If this is against the rules please delete and I apologize before hand.
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Henry .22 lever, Remington speedmaster 552 .22 lr
Marlin Glenfield .22 boltaction
gforce 12ga semi
Taylor's Tactical 1911 A1 FS in .45acp
ruger vaquero, 357 magnum
Marlin 336W .30.30
beeman sportsman rs2 dual caliber pellet rifle
henry .22 magnum pumpaction/octagon barrel
stag 5.56 m4 with reddot
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I've slapped together more than a few holsters, sheaths and belts, but nothing to match your work. Nice stuff!
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Great craftsmanship!
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Thank you all for the kind words!
It is greatly appreciated!
I sometimes use an old cardboard box to make some patterns. The cardboard mimics the thickness of the leather, and helps to prevent making it too small.
It is greatly appreciated!
I agree 100%.rock-steady wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 9:42 am Good idea. Thanks!
I am thinking about placing a small pouch with a snap down flap on the butt cuff to hold 5 or 6 rounds instead of the cartridge loops.
I've found that making a pattern or template is about 50% of any leather project.
I sometimes use an old cardboard box to make some patterns. The cardboard mimics the thickness of the leather, and helps to prevent making it too small.