I Made a Quiver

[eminart]

I had some time on my hands today and some leather I wasn't using, so I put both to good use. I'm waiting on my first longbow and I thought I'd like to have a back quiver to go with it. I don't know anything about back quivers, but I looked at a few photos and this is what I came up with. I'm fairly pleased, but I'm sure there's a lot of room for improvement, once I actually start using it. Also, my good camera was out in my truck and I was too lazy to go get it. These are lousy cell phone photos.

 


 

[Killdeer]

Nice!
Is that a stirrup leather?
Killdeer  

[stiknstringer]

Looks like an excellent job  

[Mudd]

[ron w]

Nice job!!

[statedriller]

Beautiful...

[eminart]

Thanks guys!

Originally posted by Killdeer:
Nice!
Is that a stirrup leather?
Killdeer      

It's Tandy Leather leather. Haha. But, yeah I think it's probably what's called stirrup leather.

[m midd]

Very nice work

[m midd]

Very nice work

[jsweka]

I'd say you done well without knowing anything about back quivers.      

[m midd]

Very nice work

[Terry Lightle]

Looks good!

[Duncan]

The strap does look like a stirrup leather.
Nice job too!

[stickem1]

That looks great!

[BCWV]

Wow! Very nice.

[Dimondback]

Very clean and professional work man! I dig it. I made one with decorative lacing on the strap similar to yours and those ridges created by the lacing became very irritating over a long day of shooting with only a T'shirt on...didn't consider it until I put it into practice...not an issue in colder weather with layers on though...or maybe I'm just too sensitive  :D   Good stuff!

[straitera]

Good job!

[eminart]

Originally posted by Dimondback:
those ridges created by the lacing became very irritating over a long day of shooting with only a T'shirt on

I wondered about that while I was doing it. If it bothers me I'll cover the back with something.

And thanks!

[White Falcon]

Very nice work!

[lpcjon2]

Slammen job.