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turpin DIY semi-mask sporran 13th November 06, 09:52 PM
cavscout I think the shape size and... 13th November 06, 10:00 PM
Freelander Sporrano Turpin you inspire me. I have... 13th November 06, 10:59 PM
KiltedCodeWarrior Looks good to me, and I doubt... 14th November 06, 07:52 AM
Big Dave Very cool. (B) 14th November 06, 09:27 AM
chasem looks fantastic! 14th November 06, 09:37 AM
turpin Thanks David. Coming from... 14th November 06, 10:46 AM
keepoffgrass Wow! Awesome! I really want a... 14th November 06, 11:01 AM
ozmeath Heya Turpin a job well done... 14th November 06, 11:01 AM
switchblade5984 looks great! and about... 14th November 06, 11:13 AM
Wompet Turpin, Thanks for the post... 16th November 06, 05:22 PM
mkmound Maybe the Texans on the forum... 16th November 06, 05:49 PM
BLAZN Not to threadjack, but I... 22nd November 06, 11:28 PM
Tartan Texan Trenton Well, Jim- Ya know, women... 22nd December 06, 04:52 AM
BLAZN No kidding. Eventually, I'll... 22nd December 06, 01:48 PM
katmills2005 The sporran looks great! I... 24th November 06, 09:52 PM
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    Quote Originally Posted by ozmeath
    Heya Turpin a job well done there! How did you attain the pelt? I enjoyed the process as I made a sporran a while ago (http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...ad.php?t=17283) and will eventually make one up in a pelt of sorts. Can the tail be cut and spread to do the sides or another project?
    As for formal use I'd say it'd be fairly contemporary but you'd get away with it. :rolleyes:
    Do you have an event in mind?
    Erin.
    I bought this pelt at a local leather and fur trading store, but found an online source at better prices. Like about $20 usd. The tail doesn't realy lend itself to splitting and using as side pieces, and the pelt is a bit small to give extra pieces where the grain of the fur runs right. A larger animal would give you enough though.

    I don't have a specific formal event in mind but I did acquire a second- (or third) hand PC and a thrift store wing collar so I'm all ready except for the bowtie. A mask sporran can be used for day or evening (as long as they don't look too close. If I do this again Ill probably try to include eyes, per Cavscout's comment above
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    Turpin,
    Thanks for the post and the pics. This thread is now marked for the next time my dog plays a little too hard with a woodchuck. You're an inspiration.
    Quote Originally Posted by Freelander Sporrano
    Turpin you inspire me. I have several Badger plets and some Deer lying around maybe I do a private project.
    And apparently not just to me. I know Freelander sporrans are big, but a DEER mask sporran?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wompet
    Turpin,
    Thanks for the post and the pics. This thread is now marked for the next time my dog plays a little too hard with a woodchuck. You're an inspiration.
    And apparently not just to me. I know Freelander sporrans are big, but a DEER mask sporran?
    Maybe the Texans on the forum ought to see if we can make a special deal for Longhorn steer mask sporrans!

    ("Oops, pardon me . . . didn't mean to stick you, ma'am")

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    Quote Originally Posted by mkmound
    Maybe the Texans on the forum ought to see if we can make a special deal for Longhorn steer mask sporrans!

    ("Oops, pardon me . . . didn't mean to stick you, ma'am")
    Hey, there's always armadillo. And don't forget to check out all fresh road kill for possibilities
    Convener, Georgia Chapter, House of Gordon (Boss H.O.G.)

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    7/5 of the world's population have a difficult time with fractions.

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    Not to threadjack, but I shared with the bride today that I wanted to do this and mentioned this thread. It amazes me how utterly freaked out she is over a masked sporran!

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    Well, Jim-

    Ya know, women and dead things, after all -

    :P

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tartan Texan Trenton View Post
    Well, Jim-

    Ya know, women and dead things, after all -

    :P
    No kidding. Eventually, I'll do it anyway. She'll get over it. lmao

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    The sporran looks great! I plan on helping my son make himself one soon. I will be looking back to the pics you posted as a bit of a reference.

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