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welcome aboard :)

welcome aboard :)

nice one, I meant Loch Etive, same place as in this post. I don't know of any good group spots around perthsire i'm afraid

The only way to have a meet is to organise one fellas ;) if folk want a meet here, i'm happy organizing. how about sometime in october?

Thanks fellas :) The shoes are coming along nicely, and I'm learning a lot more about them through use :) Sent from my HTC One M9 using Tapatalk

I was sent this photo of myself and Colin, another leatherworker from the states. We had a lot of fun swapping tips and techniques over the week :) Sent from my HTC One M9 using Tapatalk

thanks :) hope to see more of you there next year :)

couldn't have put it better myself

wee bump for this one

patches posted this morning fellas :)

nice improv there i like it

I can't help with the glue, but following this with interest! is the blade by any chance by kutschera? his work is amazing

awh bless, really sorry to hear that what a damn shame. like most dogs i'm sure she will learn to adapt pretty fast, especially being a springer, but that doesn't make it easy. lots of fuss and cuddles right now im sure

will do, i'll pm you. no other designs yet, but i'm working on it :)

sure will pm you :)

Rucksack patches for sale, embossed with norse proverb from Njals saga "A cleaved head no longer plots" Comes with holes pre punched ready to stitch. They are about 3.5x3.5 inches £15 each or 4 for £50 IMG_20180808_220117_785 by Hamish Odinson, on Flickr

I have a couple of belt pouches left after this seasons shows. They are more suited to living history, but i don't see why they can't be worn as bushcraft kit with a nordic style to it. 1. Spirals & knotwork NOW SOLD Made with 3mm vegetable tanned cowhide, hand cut, tooled with spirals and...

Those are made by Peter from his own deerskin. Fur is red deer, without deer is his oil tanned leather

Hi folks, Last weekend was the Celts are Coming event at the Crannog on Loch Tay. It's a weekend of traditional crafts at the Crannog which is an iron age roundhouse built on the Loch. We had some awesome crafts on show from David Mcgovern stone carving, Jon Mac spoon carving, Peter Annanin...