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6th October 04, 02:17 PM
#8
 Originally Posted by bikercelt1
The sporran looks so good that I'll have to forgive the pants. Please let us know what discoveries you made while developing your pattern and making the sporran. What changes did you make from Thompsons book pattern?
Jamie
Basically the lid was made a little larger so that there was enough to fold and sew an edge (I was using a supple leather not a stiff kind )This rids you of a raw edge.
The Stiffener at the back we made a little shorter and the holes it it repositioned. Also the lid/back was folded up to strenghten it as the leather was soft and not stiff.
The sporran is sewn front to back with no gusset as in the book . It's still plenty big enough.We are working on one with.Thats huge
Another thing was the fastening to a belt we had difficulty to see how this should be done .Given the postion of the holes in the diagram. So I got an idea from my shop bought day sporran. It worked well that way. We have made one more where thr belt will run through or you can use the clip and belt like in my gallery.I also added eyelets to all holes to prevent tearing.
I hope this helps if you need more help or something isn't clear let me know.
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