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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: WJackson11x on January 10, 2012, 09:34:00 PM
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Thanks to Rob DiStefano I decided to try to make my own back quiver. I went to my local leather supplier and got the needed supplies. Here are a few pics. I think it turned out great for my first leather product, now I'm hooked! If anybody is on the fence about making one yourself, do it. It is fun and there's just something about making something yourself. It will last forver.
Here is the blank piece of Veg-tanned leather cut to size and holes punched
(http://i818.photobucket.com/albums/zz107/wjackson11x/quiverblank.jpg)
My son helping me dye the leather
(http://i818.photobucket.com/albums/zz107/wjackson11x/quiverhelp.jpg)
Started on the lacing(this takes patience)
(http://i818.photobucket.com/albums/zz107/wjackson11x/BackQuiver001-1.jpg)
Finished with the lacing
(http://i818.photobucket.com/albums/zz107/wjackson11x/BackQuiver003-1.jpg)
Finished with sealer, turkey feather, and Bone beads
(http://i818.photobucket.com/albums/zz107/wjackson11x/BackQuiver008-1.jpg)
My helper wanted to model it for me. Now he wants one. next project I guess.
(http://i818.photobucket.com/albums/zz107/wjackson11x/BackQuiver010-1.jpg)
I think I'm gonna make a little pouch to mount to the side to keep things in, but for the most part it is complete.
Thanks again to Rob for sharing the pattern. I love this site!
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Very nice.
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Looks a lot better than my first one thats for sure. Now you just have to pry it off your sons back.
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Pretty nice! :thumbsup:
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Nice work!
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Great Job!
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Well done sir! You are right, it will last forever. Great item to hand down to your helper when the time comes.
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:archer:
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Looken good sir...............
,,,,Sam,,,,,
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Very nice Wes. Picked up my leather punch tonight, will be picking up leather for two quivers. Hope to be posting a similair post soon.
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That is awesome, i am planning a very similar quiver from Robs design, but i think i am going to put a cuff of fur around the top and a pocket for stuff, not sure. Have to find a place to get leather.
looks good
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Great job. looks real nice.
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Very well done. :clapper:
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:clapper:
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Nice job. Cool quiver.
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Very nice work!. I also have that pattern saved. Just need to go out and get the leather.
You've convinced me to get going on this...Thanks!
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Very good job Wes. Sent link to my good Ga. bud who's now going to build his own. I'll PM you later. Thanks
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You did a nice job. Congrats and thanks for showing it to us.
Joe
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Great looking quiver! Lots of good memories for you son also.
Bernie Bjorklund
NC Iowa/SW Wisconsin
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great work!
Darren
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Great job, it looks great! How much money did you have involved ya think? I've been thinking about making one but not sure where to get the leather. Input?
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Excellent job! :thumbsup:
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priceless for you and your boy!!!
and it came out better than my first too!
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Great job. Great time with your son too.
Gilbert
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Good job! :clapper:
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Excellent...I wish my first looked that good....LOL!
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Very nice, what did you do for the shoulder strap? I need to make one myself ;-)
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Really nice! Thanks for sharing.
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Good job.
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Nice looking quiver. One recommendation I would make for the lacing...instead of the "suede" spools of lace I like to use leather shoe laces more. They seem to hold up better over the long run.
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Nice quiver :thumbsup: You did a great job :archer:
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Looks great! I'll have to say I've built quite a few of the quivers, both back and side(field) quivers off of the thread Rob has posted and archived. Love the pics of you and your helper/model too. It's great when they take such an interest isn't it.... :thumbsup:
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Nice work!
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Nice! Yep you got to make yer buddy one too.
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Thanks for the compliments guys! I'm pretty excited about it. My son has been carrying it around since I made it. I bought about $80 worth of stuff, but I've got enough leather to make my son one for his arrows, and enough lace to make a few. I also went ahead and bought a rotary hole punch. I could probably make one for about $40 now. For the belt, my local Tandy store has some strips that are perfect for the strap. Any belt blank would work. I used 6-7 oz for the main part, 9-10 oz for the bottom, and the strap is also 6-7 oz. Anybody got any ideas for a liitle pouch to add to it? maybe a thin suede pouch. Anybody have any pics?
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very nice... :thumbsup:
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Great looking quiver
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Turned out well!!!
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Nice lookin quiver, Wes.
Now make one for the little fella. lol