canvas sporran

**Smayniac** · 8th October 08, 12:55 PM

The nice thing about canvas, aside from the material being found and free, is that it can be sewn by machine. If I were going to make very many, I'd buy a punch for the eyelets, I might anyway. I'm using an existing web belt with d rings for now, but I may make a matching belt at some point.

Bob

**Kilted Rogue** · 10th October 08, 12:41 PM

I have a bit of canvas lying around my self and some great green cloth for a two tone approach. Now i need that pattern ( Thompson's book to come in the mail) and 2) bribe my friend to give up her machine for a few hours.

BTW how long did that take to sew?

**Smayniac** · 10th October 08, 03:45 PM

Originally Posted by Kilted Rogue

I have a bit of canvas lying around my self and some great green cloth for a two tone approach. Now i need that pattern ( Thompson's book to come in the mail) and 2) bribe my friend to give up her machine for a few hours.

BTW how long did that take to sew?

I bet I spent more actual time on the knots and eyelets than on the sewing. I guess I probably spent two hours in total on it. I did make a false start and ended up cutting a new back/flap as the first one was too small. I may yet use that one to make another copy for Scooby; he's almost as big around as I am but not nearly as tall; his kilt is five inches shorter than mine.

Bob