Haversack Build Along

[eagleone]

Nice work Charlie!

[JJB]

Nice work Charlie, that looks like it would be very handy to have in the woods.
-Jay

[Wannabe1]

Wow, excellent work Charlie!  

[koops4]

Nice job. Thanks for sharing. I have been thinking about a haversack. I might need to start looking for material to make one for myself.

[Chuck Janssen]

Hey!! That looked like my shirt you cut up there? Nice job!! But now I know what to get you for your birthday after seeing your hack saw.
Very nice and functional. But now being below zero, that warm shirt would be nice to have..

[Sockrsblur]

That's awesome Charlie! Thanks for showing us how...

[SAM E. STEPHENS]

That is an awesome job I have been useing one since I have been hunting with my back quiver but mine ain't that cool. I love that red and black very nice job sir very nice....

,,,Sam,,,

[glenbo]

Great work Charlie. I wish I had your seeing skills.

[glenbo]

Sewing that is

[Thadbow]

Great idea Charlie!

[njloco]

Nicely done !

[Jon Kaw]

Well done!  

Jon

[Elkchaser]

Very nice job Charlie.
Thank you for sharing!    

[frassettor]

Great thread!

[hardtimes]

Nice job!

[ronp]

That came out really good, Charlie.  I just got an antique (1950) singer sewing machine and want to make some hunting stuff.  I think I'll start with a haversack like yours.  Thanks again for sharing.

[drewsbow]

great work Charlie        

[goobersan]

looks great. Thanks for sharing Charlie    

[reddogge]

Nice job on that. For those that don't have a sewing machine or don't know how to use one you can sew it without one using wool yarn and a blanket stitch. You need to sew it right side out though as the stitches are designed to be shown. Look the stitch up on the internet. Using a contrasting color gives a good effect.

[Greyswampfox]

Looks great!  Thank you for taking the time to share!