I flipped my lid for this Sporran!

[cessna152towser]

Nice. Turpin & Phil you make a good team in realising a splendid product.

[pdcorlis]

Just a quick note - I'm wearing my new sporran at work today - its the first "soft" sporran I've ever owned. My others are the usual hard sporrans with tassles. Now here's an odd little thing, when I walk wearing this sporran there's no rappity-tappity little drum band following my every step. I feel quite stealthy. Its funny what you notice - huh?

[turpin]

How about a pic of the pouch in action? Holds a good bit, doesn't it?

[pdcorlis]

Will do - of course the ever prepared photo instructor left his camera at home today... maybe tomorrow?

[O'Neille]

Very nice, let me know if you want a chunk of moose antler to use for the button. My Dad brought me a bunch for sgian dubh handles. O'Neille

[Alan H]

It looks GREAT!

[Bob C]

It DOES look great. Any chance of getting a pattern, so the rest of us can give it a try?

FWIW - I like the button. I wouldn't like antler as much. Just a personal preference.

[ScottInNewHampshire]

Good work Phil. What a nice collaboration with Turpin.

[shawhighlander]

Phil, excellent stitching job and the blue stain is perfect...and I think I prefer the simplicity of the top flap (meaning no trim work)

Here is a pic of Turpin & kids and myself with the hand stitched sporran he helped me make for St. Paddy's Day!





Mine is a mix of Moose hide and Deer.

PS~if you add a bit of stain to the flap "button", then lightly wipe off, it should turn it the same bronzy color of the rivets.

Slainte mhor!

[pdcorlis]

Thanks for all the kind words folks - as promised, here's a photo of me wearing the sporran.