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    Quote Originally Posted by Chas View Post
    I am very impressed. Most hunter style sporrans look like some sort of case-hardened gonad shield. But this looks soft and tactile. I've got to say that I have never wanted a hunter style before, but I want one like that.

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    Chas
    Thanks for the knee-slapper!

    Yes, the deer hide is very soft. I had to add stiffeners along the front edges and the front is layered in several places. The top of the back has a stiffener down to just below the strap attachment D-rings and the entire interior is lined with another layer of deer hide. Even with all of that, it is still lighter than my pin-latch standard leather day sporran.
    Last edited by David Thorpe; 11th July 12 at 11:05 AM.

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    That is the most amazing second-attempt-at-a-first-effort I have ever seen. I may have to start venturing a little north to see if some of your mojo wears off on me. Very well done!
    Kenneth Mansfield
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    My tartan quilt: Austin, Campbell, Hamilton, MacBean, MacFarlane, MacLean, MacRae, Robertson, Sinclair (and counting)

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    Thanks, Kenneth. I'm always up for an eyeball and a handshake. Maybe some of your drumming mojo will rub off on me.

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    Outstanding work! A very nice sporran indeed!

    Gle math agus slainte !

    Seawolf

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    Carbon paper and a tracing wheel--brilliant. Sure beats cutting out templates for a one-off creation. Beautiful work. Wear it with pride.
    " Anything worth doing is worth doing slowly." - Mae West -

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    Beautiful work!
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    "Integrity is telling myself the truth. Honesty is telling the truth to other people." - Spencer Johnson

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    Quote Originally Posted by SlackerDrummer View Post
    That is the most amazing second-attempt-at-a-first-effort I have ever seen. I may have to start venturing a little north to see if some of your mojo wears off on me. Very well done!
    David , I most certainly second SlackerDrummer comments , what a great sporran !

    I missed your original posting and came across it while doing a site search on sporrans . Wow ! That is great , especially considering how you used a site picture and then enlarged it and then did your own free hand pattern and then came up with the final product ! Outstanding .

    As a bit of a Stark Trek nerd , as Kirk said to Scotty , " quite a piece of engineerring Scotty " , okay , he may not have said those exact words , but those are my exact words , quite a piece of engineering !

    Best , Mike
    Last edited by MacGumerait; 22nd August 12 at 11:42 PM.

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