Let's talk about...belts!

[Scottish Chi]

What a cowinkydink! Just last week I got a black belt from a Tandy store and bought the rectangular buckle to the left of yours on the website. I was planning on getting the round buckle for a brown belt as soon as he gets more belt leather.

Cheers! Bill

[Riverkilt]

I'm a big fan of the belts AmeriKilts sells. Not sure if they could be adapted for the buckles you want though.

Ron

[phinz]

I have an order for an Amerikilt belt in right now. I can't wait. From looking at it it looks to be a well-made belt.

I'm going to make my next belt, I believe. I haven't worked with leather in 20 years, but when I was in school I was an award-winning leather worker, taking first place in Texas twice in one show. I just have far too many hobbies already to take it up again in any form of serious manner.

[switchblade5984]

target maybe?

[r. m. anderson]

Check with Jerry at SWK located in Richfield for an inexpensive starter
belt currently listed in his clearance section.
Set up an appointment by checking his web site:
http://www.stillwaterkilts.com
One of the x marks members thread #5 suggested checking out the
Tandy leather site - Well if you got transportation; Tandy has a store
at 7846 Portland Avenue near I494 in Bloomington.
They have all kinds of good stuff to help your kilted projects!
Someone awhile back made note of getting a leather belt from Lowes
which turned out quite well as a crafty project. Lowes has a few stores
in the metro area.
Maybe Home Depot or Menards might have something you can use.

[I M Kilted!]

Thanks y'all!

I am getting someone on the forum to make a custom belt...I am sure it'll be great! The pewter celtic-knot buckle with a custom strap be real cool!

edit: I didnt know that Tandy leather was so close to Mpls, MN i've gotta look n to it next time in that area