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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: DesertDude on February 08, 2007, 10:50:00 PM
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Here's a few pictures of the Hill style quivers I make. Also a few of the woodies...Mark
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Very nice desert dude.
The bottom fits my taste well.
Thanks for sharing your skills.
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very cool desert dude!!!!!!!!
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Nice! Me being a guy that's into the little extras, I like those quivers. They are one of a kind! Good work. Mike
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DesertDude,
Great looking quivers. I just finished a similar looking quiver, but it's pretty plain right now and I'm gonna fix it up a bit before I post a pic. Could you post a top view and maybe a side view so I can get a better idea of the diameter of the mouth of the quiver and the front to back width of it. Also, what kind of leather did you use?
Thanks,
Brian
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Very sharp! and nice lacing job :notworthy:
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Brian, I used 6/7. most of the quivers 21" wide by 23" tall, that is the size leather I start with. that comes out to 8 1/2 wide and about 2 1/2 sides. the over lap is 1 1/2". They are really easy to make. I'm planning a "How-To" when I get my new camera. I like to use belt blanks from tandy for the strap. alot of options with belt blanks........Mark
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Beautiful, Iam ready to get one made:-)
Outstanding work:-)
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I really like your quivers. Very Nice.
Danny
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A lot of hard work went into that quiver. That's craftsmanship that will last and that you can be proud to wear for long time. Beautiful job!
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Great Job on them Quivers...I like them....
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Beautiful work and special design work on the decorated pockets/pouches. Arrows are no "seconds" either.
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ATTENTION MODS - please allow this thread to continue.
ATTENTION MARK - you can now make your post.
Thanx,
Rob.
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Just a few word about the Quivers. I make these for friends and for charity events. Every Quiver you see has been given or donated. I love to make things and give them as gifts. I don't sell these. I hope in no way did I offend anyone who sells quivers or leather work. An Ol'Timer taught me how to make alot of archery related Items, just my way of giving back..........Mark
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Thank you Mark! You make some truly Great quivers (and arrows!) - your efforts and heart are to be highly commended!
Rob.
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Mark, I just got back to you on your e mail,but it looks like it's all worked out. I guess I was a little late......Nice stuff!
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Works of art Mark, keep it up.....
David
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Hey Mark,
VERY nice! And it's also great what you do with them. Another true Trad Ganger! Keep it up! Terry.
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Mark, I like the stiches, as well as the feathers and dreamcatcher on that one. I would like to learn how to make a quiver.
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Superb! :clapper:
I wish I had a fraction of your talent!
F-Manny
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Thank you all for the kind words. I would enjoy doing a build along when the new dig camera comes in. When is the St Judes auction? I think I need to make one for that....If you have any question on "How-To" just IM me and I'll be more than glad to help......
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When Is the 2007 St Judes auction?
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Wonder what one of these babies would bring St. Judes?? Great workmanship. You are blessed.
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I can only repeat what has already been said VERY nice.I really like the dreamcatcher.
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Excellent Mark. Does the leather you use break in kind of flat and form fitting to ones back?
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after awhile, I oil it really well while making it. It's 6/7 leather. It still takes time to "break" it in. It forms to the back nicely after time...........mark
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Those are nice, have lots of soul! Dan
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Outstanding work. I just love the first one, it is one that I would use proudly. If you ever decide to sell one PM or e-mail me.
Again, beautiful work Mark. Your charitable heart is an inspiration to us all.
Jeff
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Desert, really looking forward to your quiver buildalong. :clapper:
Joe