By my hand

[UmAnOnion]

very impressive work

where did you buy the cantles of the two sporrans on the right hand side of the photo??? I am interested in making my own sporrans - have a freelander styled all cut out just awaiting stiching but have hesitated in even thinking about doing a dress sporran as i had no idea as to where to get the parts that cant be home made...

p.s. what part of NJ are you - I am JC - right across from lower manhattan

[Moosehead]

I find it somewhat strange, and not a little ironic, that kangaroo fur is acceptable in the States, but that seal fur is not. What is it, has everyone forgotten Skippy?

[billmcc]

where did you buy the cantles of the two sporrans on the right hand side of the photo???

Stillwater Kilts at:
http://pro.channeladvisor.com/storef...d=55955&mpid=1

[Mike S]

Very nice work, and I like it! I see you favor the older, period styles as well.....must be the historian/reenactor coming out in both of us!
I see from your title, as well as BillMcc's, that you are fellow pipers and devotees of the Great Highland Bagpipe like myself. Cheers.

[Piper]

p.s. what part of NJ are you - I am JC - right across from lower manhattan

As Bill noted, the cantles were ordered from Stillwater. One came with the tassle tops, one without. Both were $25 when I ordered them.
I'm a bit further down south. Just across the river from northeast Philly. I can be at Independence Hall in about 15 minutes.

[UmAnOnion]

As Bill noted, the cantles were ordered from Stillwater. One came with the tassle tops, one without. Both were $25 when I ordered them.
I'm a bit further down south. Just across the river from northeast Philly. I can be at Independence Hall in about 15 minutes.

Well then,
greatings from the upper east side (actually middle - but saying upper east sounded a bit better )

thanks for t he info on the cantle supplier - now i just have to get done with the 23 kilts i want to make and then get busy with the 17 sporrans....

I need a new less time consuming hobby!!!!