Hey folks,
I've had no internet that past few weeks so haven't posted much up. I've been stuck with waiting for leather and other issues such as the internet so have spent my time between getting some orders out and making some things for myself.
This week i just finished a new sheath for my kurki
I wanted it to be on a strap with various attachment points, I wanted goats, spirals, knotwork, and a pictish man on it. I also wanted elastic retention to keep the press studs out the way when re-sheathing the blade. I sort of just started cutting and carving and let this one come about naturally. it will do....for now I also made a new sheath for my lance ockenstrom necker so it hangs nicely on the strap.
HalfGoat Leatherwork Goat Kukri Sheath 4 by Hamish Odinson, on Flickr
HalfGoat Leatherwork Goat Kukri Sheath 6 by Hamish Odinson, on Flickr
HalfGoat Leatherwork Goat Kukri Sheath 7 by Hamish Odinson, on Flickr
HalfGoat Leatherwork Goat Kukri Sheath 3 by Hamish Odinson, on Flickr
HalfGoat Leatherwork Goat Kukri Sheath 2 by Hamish Odinson, on Flickr
I also had to make a sheath for my head knife before heading out to a show so knocked this up with a Pictish horse from a stone in Inverurie where i grew up
HalfGoat Leatherwork Head Knife Sheath 1 by Hamish Odinson, on Flickr
Here is a wee sheath I did for an MOD knife. Horrid knives but fun to sheath as they present a little more space for carving
HalfGoat Leatherwork MOD Sheath Saxon 1 by Hamish Odinson, on Flickr
This belt was a lot of fun to make. The customer wanted it to represent Jǫrmungandr the serpent that swallows its own tail in norse mythology so together we came up with this design
HalfGoat Leatherwork Jormugundr Belt by Hamish Odinson, on Flickr
A fun one this month was a collaboration with Stuart Fellowes from Longline studios. He had carved some stones with the Ardross wolf for a customer who also wanted a matching sporran so we did the set together. Here is my sporran with his stone carving, both of us bringing the ardross back to life in stone and leather
HalfGoat Leatherwork Ardross Wolf sporran collaboration by Hamish Odinson, on Flickr
I've a bunch of other stuff in the works but some cant be revealed yet and others need to photographs to be sorted and watermarked. thanks for reading
I've had no internet that past few weeks so haven't posted much up. I've been stuck with waiting for leather and other issues such as the internet so have spent my time between getting some orders out and making some things for myself.
This week i just finished a new sheath for my kurki
I wanted it to be on a strap with various attachment points, I wanted goats, spirals, knotwork, and a pictish man on it. I also wanted elastic retention to keep the press studs out the way when re-sheathing the blade. I sort of just started cutting and carving and let this one come about naturally. it will do....for now I also made a new sheath for my lance ockenstrom necker so it hangs nicely on the strap. HalfGoat Leatherwork Goat Kukri Sheath 4 by Hamish Odinson, on FlickrHalfGoat Leatherwork Goat Kukri Sheath 6 by Hamish Odinson, on FlickrHalfGoat Leatherwork Goat Kukri Sheath 7 by Hamish Odinson, on FlickrHalfGoat Leatherwork Goat Kukri Sheath 3 by Hamish Odinson, on FlickrHalfGoat Leatherwork Goat Kukri Sheath 2 by Hamish Odinson, on FlickrI also had to make a sheath for my head knife before heading out to a show so knocked this up with a Pictish horse from a stone in Inverurie where i grew up
HalfGoat Leatherwork Head Knife Sheath 1 by Hamish Odinson, on FlickrHere is a wee sheath I did for an MOD knife. Horrid knives but fun to sheath as they present a little more space for carving
HalfGoat Leatherwork MOD Sheath Saxon 1 by Hamish Odinson, on FlickrThis belt was a lot of fun to make. The customer wanted it to represent Jǫrmungandr the serpent that swallows its own tail in norse mythology so together we came up with this design
HalfGoat Leatherwork Jormugundr Belt by Hamish Odinson, on FlickrA fun one this month was a collaboration with Stuart Fellowes from Longline studios. He had carved some stones with the Ardross wolf for a customer who also wanted a matching sporran so we did the set together. Here is my sporran with his stone carving, both of us bringing the ardross back to life in stone and leather
HalfGoat Leatherwork Ardross Wolf sporran collaboration by Hamish Odinson, on FlickrI've a bunch of other stuff in the works but some cant be revealed yet and others need to photographs to be sorted and watermarked. thanks for reading
