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    the last time i checked, you were the mad scientist around here.

    (which is a fantastic, diabolical pic)
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    Quote Originally Posted by opositive View Post
    the last time i checked, you were the mad scientist around here.

    (which is a fantastic, diabolical pic)
    Well, one does need a hobby to divert one's attention from work. ESPECIALLY when one's work is in the home.
    It's so hard to find time for one's self. :chthulhusmiley:

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    It's been quite a busy spring, so much so that I've not had a lot of time to post.

    Here are a few of the things that have come off the bench recently.
    Angora Goat soft sporran


    Cantle detail


    Interior storage


    I really like this "soft" style, as you get the benefits of full storage without the hard "plate" of a standard dress sporran, so if it's not packed to the gills it's quite flexible and light to wear.

    Skunk with commissioner supplied crest.


    detail shot


    And finally for now, a classic day sporran in soft brown cowhide in the "Lugosi" pattern. With matching belt and strap.


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    I have never seen Angora goat hair that was not kinky. Has it been straightened? It looks more like the long-haired Chinese goat hair that I'm seeing these days.
    Kenneth Mansfield
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    My tartan quilt: Austin, Campbell, Hamilton, MacBean, MacFarlane, MacLean, MacRae, Robertson, Sinclair (and counting)

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    It does appear to be the Chinese goat hair, I agree Kenneth.

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    Time to update with oodles more stuff-

    A Commissioner specified soft-construction bag with a new cantle shape. This one has a new home in Scotland.



    A Braided-edge classic day sporran with matching strap and belt. This one is in the UK as well.

    With lots of custom sized storage-


    A pair of Wolverine fur pieces for one commissioner-
    Hammered Leather Cantle and soft bag


    The second is a dress piece with a ClanArt pewter cantle-


    Lastly, for now, a dress sporran with a ClanArt "Stag & Hounds" cantle and Fallow/Axis Deer fur-

    These cantles are positively gorgeous. The detail is fantastic, and if I say so myself, it's hard to get a better subject/fur combo than this


    This one went north of the border.

    As always, constructive commentary is welcome.

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    As always, magnificent work, Scott! I am sorely tempted to place an order!
    Regards,
    Mike
    The fear of the Lord is a fountain of life.
    [Proverbs 14:27]

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    Couldn't agree more Mike. Go on you know you want too. Unfortunately I have to wait till next year.
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    Thanks guys! It really is a treat to be able to work on so many different styles of sporran.

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    Not bragging in any way but... Just for interest. This sweet ensemble of loveliness is mine. It's Artificer sporran No. 50 and the build and quality is all I hoped it would be. It's uniqueness appeals and I am a privileged chap to possess it.


    Cheers Scot!!


    Quote Originally Posted by artificer View Post

    A Braided-edge classic day sporran with matching strap and belt. This one is in the UK as well.

    With lots of custom sized storage-

    Last edited by English Bloke; 17th October 12 at 05:30 AM.

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