Hinky dinky sporran doo!

[Dreadbelly]

The problem with sporrans is that they are built and then used from a 2D perspective. This comes with restrictions.

A 3D approach needs to be taken to take advantage of what a sporran, or for that matter, any storage item, is capable of.

To give you a better understanding of what I mean; A plain simple folder is a 2D means of storing paper. A binder, with multiple folds, flaps, and the ability to open to drastically increase the approachable storage space is a 3D means of storing paper.

The same with sporrans. Make every available square inch of the inside approachable from the outside.

Edit.

I have even conceived of the notion of a 4D sporran... A 4 dimensional object tucked in to 3 dimensional space. It tickles the back of my mind and taunts me. An example of a 4D object immersed in 3D space.

Although if I actually tried to make a sporran like that, I am pretty sure I'd be punished for breaking some kind of law for interdimensional space or something.

[Ruanaidh]

There are also some suggestions here http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...ht=taxi+wallet