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    Very nice!

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    Very cool!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChromeScholar View Post
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    "What a darling purse," she gushes. "Where can I get one like it?" It took me several minutes to explain that it wasn't a purse...
    It is too a purse! It's a man-purse, but still a purse nonetheless.

    Be well,

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    What about exchanging the leather tassles for furry balls?

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    Quote Originally Posted by The F-H.C.A.G. View Post
    It is too a purse! It's a man-purse, but still a purse nonetheless.

    Be well,
    Dictionary.Com defines purse as:
    1. a woman's handbag or pocketbook.
    2. a small bag, pouch, or case for carrying money.

    Using these definitions most sporrans worn by men are not purses. Based on the the first definition a mans handbag or pocketbook can not be a purse. Looking at the second definition, at least for married men, our wifes never allow us to have any money to carry in a small bag, pouch or a case for carrying money. Therefore a sporrans can not be a purse.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cacunn View Post
    Dictionary.Com defines purse as:
    1. a woman's handbag or pocketbook.
    2. a small bag, pouch, or case for carrying money.

    Using these definitions most sporrans worn by men are not purses. Based on the the first definition a mans handbag or pocketbook can not be a purse. Looking at the second definition, at least for married men, our wifes never allow us to have any money to carry in a small bag, pouch or a case for carrying money. Therefore a sporrans can not be a purse.
    Actually I do have a purse for my kilt...based on the second definition. I think the second definition refers to a change purse, which I always use with a sporran since I can't stand digging for change in the bottom.

    So no on sporran's being a purse, yes on using a purse in your sporran. If your wife gives you money to put in it.

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    looks good, I wouldn't add a thing to it
    I'm an 18th century guy born into the 20th century and have been dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century.

    We do not stop playing because we grow old, we grow old because we stop playing"

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    "What a darling purse," she gushes. "Where can I get one like it?" It took me several minutes to explain that it wasn't a purse...
    Its not just sporrans,I had the same comments about a hunting bag I was making to go with my flintlock rifle
    I'm an 18th century guy born into the 20th century and have been dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century.

    We do not stop playing because we grow old, we grow old because we stop playing"

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    Nice work!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by DTrain View Post
    Now that would be cool. I have seen silver chains at the fabric store and at the hobby store (for jewelry--necklaces and the like). How would you go about making a fur tassel? A cylinder of fur would look ok but need a metal base for it--preferably to match the chain.

    As far as sporran making goes, I would love to try my hand at a fur evening sporran but cannot find a nice cantle to go on it. The closest thing I have seen is a metal top designed for a ladies purse and this doesn't look quite the same (a bit too "girly"). I even did a google search but came up empty. Anybody have any suggestions?
    I've looked around for a nice cantle too, but can't find one. Anyone know where we can get one?

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