A different twist on a sheath
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Rossr
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A different twist on a sheath
Ok I tried a little different approach with a sheath. I made this up as a boot sheath. In my mind a cowboy boot. Drawing from the inlay work seen on some high end custom boots I made this attempt. It.was a fun build and I learned a lot. The inlay is chrome.tan leathers I believe all is deer but the black im not sure. Had it In my scrap bin and it suited what I needed. I cut out the heron first then stitched the blue and white leather together and glued to the black. Then I placed that as an inlay onto the wicket and Craig brown skirting leather. Then I stitched around the outside. After that I did the gold stitching around the heron followed by the green for the grass. Lastly I did the liner leather in blue deerskin and glued and stitched the sheath together.
Granted the way it's designed the clip would be outside the boot or pocket so the heron is hidden. But so be it.
Knife is mine as well made it up a while back and finally made the sheath
Curious any thoughts and constructive criticism
Best
Ross
Granted the way it's designed the clip would be outside the boot or pocket so the heron is hidden. But so be it.
Knife is mine as well made it up a while back and finally made the sheath
Curious any thoughts and constructive criticism
Best
Ross
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Re: A different twist on a sheath
Looks like you've really stepped up your game with this one.
Artistic...........yeah that's the word.
I like it.
I like it.
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Re: A different twist on a sheath
Great sheath, the boot carry was always my favorite when I wore a pair of Dingos back in the 1970s. How many people remember Dingo boots?
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Re: A different twist on a sheath
never sure of the artistic oart, more stubborn craftsman lol. Thanks.
Thank you sir. Also personally never heard of dingo boots!OLDE CUTLER wrote: ↑Fri May 15, 2026 11:24 am Great sheath, the boot carry was always my favorite when I wore a pair of Dingos back in the 1970s. How many people remember Dingo boots?
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Re: A different twist on a sheath
The Dingo harness boot was the high fashion item of the 1970s. A pair of bell bottom jeans was alway worn with the Dingos. Now I am dating myself here. lol I had a Case boot knife clipped inside one at all times. Your knife and sheath would have rode nicely there.
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Re: A different twist on a sheath
Beautiful work!
All of my sheaths have been utilitarian. I would enjoy working up to one that is also pleasing to look at, as you have done. You obviously have patience and skill!
All of my sheaths have been utilitarian. I would enjoy working up to one that is also pleasing to look at, as you have done. You obviously have patience and skill!
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Re: A different twist on a sheath
You are quite talented.
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Re: A different twist on a sheath
Very cool!
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Re: A different twist on a sheath
Nice sheath Ross, classic design with a modern flair, well done 