I was looking at leather quivers and thought I would save some money and make my own. I used poster board to draw the pattern on and cut out. I went to the leather shop to buy the leather I needed, but they wouldnt sell it cut to size. I now have enough to do 4 more so it looks like I will get some more practice :) .I used a tanned rabbit hide I bought at a yard sale for .25 last year. The next one will have pockets of some sort..
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That's real nice. I like the looks of a good side quiver.
Hey that looks nice. I'm working on some things now to to save a buck.
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Nicely done
Great looking quiver :thumbsup:
very nice......
Excellent job!!
Nice work!
looks nice
Cool!
I like it when someone takes an idea from start to finish.
Could you use the same pattern to carry the fletching forward?
Is that a leather lacing?
Thanks folks. Yes you can turn the top around so the fletches are out the front. If your left handed then this one would have the arrows out the front. I like mine out the back so I dont catch trees and brush with the arrows.It does have leather stitching also. As you can tell,I didnt get the holes lined up the same. I figure that just adds character :) ...Roy
Very nice job.
nice quiver, how did you attach the rabbit?
I used Sobo premium fabric glue and held it in place with the big potatochip bag clamps until it dried. I glued it on the inside and outside. The glue dries clear and stays flexible.
Wow...quiver came out great! Nice work!
Very creative. nice job!
Very nice. It has inspired me to try. I am going to have to up my coyote hunting to get a skin.
Great looking Quiver!
KY :archer:
:thumbsup: very fine.
:cool: verry nice you got it right i say you do :bigsmyl: :D :thumbsup:
Looks Great I like it!!! :thumbsup: :notworthy:
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Very nice.