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27th August 14, 05:16 AM
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 Originally Posted by CMcG
I think it looks pretty cool  Kind of a variation on the traditional theme without departing too far.
I wonder what @ artificer would say?
I certainly wouldn't call it a dress sporran.
It's not bad, but it looks like it was designed by someone who really didn't look all that hard at the way broguing is actually laid out.
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IMO The scale difference between the large and small holes is off (the small holes are too large), the spacing is sort of lazy (too wide a gap between the singles and pairs).
In at least two spots the stitching runs INTO the broguing (the thing about contrast stitching is that it really stands out, )
The detail person in me is troubled by the double stitch on the body and the single stitch lines on the flap. If it were black stitching I don't think I'd have quite
the same reaction.
Two other things that would have made this piece look nicer would be:
a pinked edge on the inside of the flap's stitching (making the brogued area an overlay trim), and a better design for the pattern on the body.
To compare: Allen Edmonds' McAllister Wingtip
allenedmonds_shoes_mcallister_black_l.jpg
And a brogued hunting sporran I made:

detail shot:

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Last edited by artificer; 27th August 14 at 05:18 AM.
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