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    Sporran #4

    Finally finishsed sporran #4. Tried some braided edging this time.


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    Dude, great work! How long did it take you?
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    How did you do the edging, i have been wanting to learn that.

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    It's hard to say how long it took me. It was the first time I tried it, so braiding the flap took forever because I was trying to get the hang of it. But once I got the hang of it the pouch probably took a couple of hours to do the actual lacing. That dosen't count the time it took to punch the holes. Punching the holes in the pouch went easier because I got a tool that punches 4 holes at a time.

    I got a hold of the book "Leather Braiding" by Bruce Grant. I got it used off of eBay but Tandy sells copies of them new. It's the Spanish Edge Lacing of Three Loops, on pg.68. I have a store bought sporran that had this kind of edging so I wanted to try it on the sporrans I'm making.

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    amazing skill shown in this sporran. Great craftsmanship and good job!

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    Beautiful and unique. The edging is very nice and I like the texture (for want of a better word) of the body of the sporran. Very nicely done!

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    looks great

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    Very beautiful sporran.What typ of hide did you use for this sporran?.Looks very soft and nice.

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    Thumbs up

    Well done laddie, well done. I like the design and workmanship a lot!
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    The leather is a lambskin, about 1oz. in weight. It was really thinner I wanted but I liked the look of the finish. I ended up lining the pouch with same leather.

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