Here are some more pictures of some sheaths I just finished for Karl Andersen knives. I posted them in the knives section but I thought you guys that dont get there would like to see them. Karl will show better pictures of his knives once he gets them back and is able to finish them out. I truly love getting Karls knives to build sheaths for them. The fit and finish and the way the balance is unbelievable! I have one coming from him and I just cant wait to get it! Any way I am going to start giving names for styles of my sheaths. I am going to try and use local names. The first sheath that is an inlay of distressed Cape Buffalo. I will call this one the Greybull Hunter Sheath after the famous Greybull River known for its great hunting and fishing. The next is a two tone sheath with basket stamp and a tri dot stamp that is dyed mahogany. This unique sheath I will call the The Sleeper after a ranch I hunt on out of Meeteetse. The armguard that is featured is an inlay of elephant I had the custom buttons done in a satin stainles and finger carved the inside it will make a nice matching set with an inlay sheath and belt! Enjoy.

I also have a carved armguard in the St. Judes auction that really needs to get some bidding!  


 

 

 

       

wow great work!!!!!!!

Thats is some Artwork There My Friend!!     What little Leatherwork I have done, I am  AMAZED  at what can be made out of Old Dead Cow Skin!!  

I have never seen leather work this great. Wow!!!

WOW  

Great stuff Scott

Are you going to Blade ? If so I will see you there

Wow!

OH MY!!

Yes I will be at Karls booth see you there Joe. Thanks Guys for the nice comments.

Very nice!

Awesome!! I am looking forward to your 3 under tabs and tooled bow quivers also!!

Rusty I am sorry I dont have them out yet. Between being laid up for almost 3 months and frankly more work than one man can do plus bring out new product. I am going to take the next step full size shop more equipment and probably an employee. I am working with a machinery company to get a custom sewing machine to sew up quivers. I am so excited to provide quality work to a sport I love so much. Thanks for everyones support!

Scott,

What auction is the armguard listed in?  I tried to find it, and evidently overlooked it.

Its in the forum 4 just brought it to the top.

QuoteOriginally posted by Scott Teaschner:
Rusty I am sorry I dont have them out yet. Between being laid up for almost 3 months and frankly more work than one man can do plus bring out new product. I am going to take the next step full size shop more equipment and probably an employee. I am working with a machinery company to get a custom sewing machine to sew up quivers. I am so excited to provide quality work to a sport I love so much. Thanks for everyones support!

No need to be sorry Scott! I will be ready when you are!!  

that is an awesome awesome armgaurd. I now want another one.

Scott,

You are blowing my mind, friend!!!!! That is some of the nicest leather work I have ever seen. I thought you were already at the peak, but now I see you were just hitting your stride.

Allan

Allan I think that armguard was made just for you and that knife of Karls with a matching inlay sheath! When I was building it I had you in mind! Thanks for the compliments!

Those sheaths are incredible...well done sir!