Leather Belt Puch

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I modeled this after an antique leather purse I had.

I took almost a full day of work to craft it, but I am pleased. I use it mostly to hold my small tools and fire kit.

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That looks awesome! Great job!

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Good work!
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again great work
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Love it - very clean lines.
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Grimble Grumble wrote:I use it mostly to hold my small tools and fire kit.
Need wallets huzzah!

Nicely done.
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Nice! Very, very nice! What sort of leather did you use? I've been wanting to make something like this with a shoulder strap for general carry at events, the ren faire, etc.
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It is veg tanned horsehide buttstrap. 6 oz thickness I believe. Treated with neatsfoot oil.
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Nice! Is it dyed or stained in any way? The coloration sort of looks like a latigo or some other oil-tan.
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No stain or dye. The color just comes from the neatsfoot oil.
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Cool! Thanks for the info!
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