Pards!!! Display your FINISHED!!! Small Leather Projects here.

[Marshal Will Wingam]

That looks good, LR. Simple is very suitable for this. Nice work.

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

Nice clean work Red, as Marshal Will said simple works well with period pieces.

tEN wOLVES 

[Lucky R. K.]

Here is a picture of a Cowboy Wallet I finally made for myself.  I got the pattern from somebody on this site I think. After making three or four for some friends I finally did one for me.

Lucky

[Camano Ridge]

Lucky, that turned out very nice. I  like the the arrow basketweave.

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

Nice look and nice work Lucky, thanks for sharing with us...

tEN wOLVES 

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Looks good, Lucky. Nice job on that one.

[TUCO-the-ratt]

Good job on the leather Lucky.

I like that looks of that Remington with the shorter barrel and stag grips too.

[Major 2]

Here is a picture of a Cowboy Wallet I finally made for myself.  I got the pattern from somebody on this site I think. After making three or four for some friends I finally did one for me.

Lucky

Might have been me... though you did a better job 

[knucklehead]

my friends axe had a bad cover on it. so i decided to make a proper axe sheath.
the axe is a Mohawk Belt Axe, 2-1/4" blade from track of the wolf.

the button on the sheath is deer antler. the string is kangeroo lace. another friend has some pipe beads to finish the lace. this will give it a mountain man look and keep it from pulling out of the sheath.

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Nice axe sheath. Looks like it'll do the job perfectly. The antler button gives it a nice look. It's much like one I made years ago for my own except I used a snap to keep it closed. I know better, now.

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

Major 2 and Knucklehead, nice work pards...

tEN wOLVES

[Good Troy]

Here are a few of my holsters...

The double loop for the Remmie is a borrowed from the Tandy Leather Cheyenne kit holster.  I extended the length for the 8" bbl, and added a liner since it was too large for the thin revolver.

The black holster with the strap is borrowed from a civil war era pattern that I got from another site.  I cut off the full flap since it made the draw cumbersome, and I added a 3/4" hold-down strap.

The black holsters with the bling are from Mr. Ghromley's Flames of Hell pattern.  I ommitted the decorative stitching pattern, added some simple border tooling, nickel spots and a concho.  They fit my NMV Rugers well.  A matching belt is in the works.

The holsters on the complete rig are from Mr. Ghomley's El Dorado pattern.  The belt is a take off from his Johnny Ringo pattern.  This rig has suited my needs in matches.  The other items have not yet been used in a match...but there is a match locally this weekend....

Stay safe mi amigos....Good Troy

[Camano Ridge]

Good Troy, nice work. They are alll good looking.

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Very nice work, Troy. I would have a hard time choosing a favorite. Thanks for sharing.

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

I have to agree with Will,they all look great,thanks for the look see pard....


  tEN wOLVES

[Good Troy]

Marshal WW, CR and 10W5,

Thank y'all for the kind words.  It is always encouraging!


Good Troy

[Josh Lemley]

here is a new holster for a '51 navy. This was my first time doing a suede liner.

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Looks good, Josh. Thanks for sharing. Your '51 should be right at home in that.

[Massive]

This one is from Halloween.  Daughter decided she wanted to go as a cowboy at the last minute, so I drew and made her this gunbelt and holster out of scrap in about 30 minutes after school before she went out.  Kids around here, you can't buy guns, you can literally buy torture chambers, but guns, no.  I hope to find a cap gun to fit, but that's a peacemaker mold so I may have to make a new holster when I get another 20 minutes.

She had a proper outfit with boots,hat, chaps, and a vest, though she made the last two out of brown paper, and it rained.  So this picture was taken at some other time.

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Good job and in a 30 minute window. Thanks for the pic.