New sporran

**Nathan** · 12th May 14, 06:07 PM

This is a magnificent sporran, reminiscent of the Duke of Rothsay's but with a contemporary cantle. I like the braiding/knotwork and the targe has lovely detailing. Well done indeed!

**ASinclair** · 12th May 14, 06:41 PM

Congratulations Patrick! You will definitely be stylin' wearing that!

**Green Dragon** · 12th May 14, 06:54 PM

In one word ... Beautiful

**Manxstralian** · 12th May 14, 08:56 PM

How about these pinking shears (7" and 9" available)? Would they be too large for working around corners?

I deal with Leffler all the time (they're just up the road), but I have no idea about there postage costs etc...

Hope this helps,

Cheers,

Cameron

**rlh2** · 13th May 14, 12:40 AM

Gorgeous bag. I really like it.

**Domehead** · 13th May 14, 04:16 AM

Brother, brag. You've no idea how many compliments I get from people about the sporran you made me - particularly Scotsmen re: the Celtic goose tooling.
Guid on ya.

Ryan

**tulloch** · 13th May 14, 07:07 AM

Dang, Donnie. This elevates you to the pantheon of the Sporran Gods. What a piece!

**MacKenzie** · 13th May 14, 12:00 PM

Beautiful work Donnie!

Congrats Patrick!

**ASinclair** · 10th October 14, 05:00 PM

Patrick visited with Nan and I at our Clan Sinclair tent at the Scotland County Highland Games last Saturday, and I was able to see and touch this sporran. It truly is a work of art! Well done Donnie and congratulations Patrick!

**Cardinal** · 11th October 14, 07:02 AM

The Scotland County Games were my first chance to use this sporran. In addition to looking great, it holds more than one would expect, but without looking bulky.