DIY leather quiver

This Back Quiver made of reclaimed leather will be a great companion in your archery adventures! 🏹 Product Features: Quiver length: Customizable by Your arrows lenght Width: 3,5 inches (9 cm) Adjustable strap: 51 inches (130 cm) 🏹When you choose this quiver, you're getting: QUALITY - It's crafted with the finest reclaimed leather and will last through many archery trips. CUSTOM FIT FOR ARROWS - This quiver has a capacity of holding up to 20 arrows. If you want a different size, ask for a…

This arrow quiver is small, perfect for a small female or child, still holds arrows just fine! Quiver is made from genuine leather. Has adjustable strap for over the shoulder or cross body. Holds up to approximately 10, standard arrows. Runs small, not recommended for professional use. Height:

Primitive Arrow Quiver: In this Instructable I will show how to make a primitive quiver from a self tanned red stag hide. This project makes use of the hide as both a resource and as a trophy gift that will last the primitive archer for many years.

Created from long lasting materials like leather, canvas, and cooper, this guy is all kinds of durable and all kinds of stylish.

So as it claims in my profile - I am not a professional. I have learned things through tons of research, fantastic friends (who costume), and trial and error (at times painfully so). But how I've put my bracers together is quite straight forward so I want to share it in case I can save someone else a bit of trial and error :) Materials Needed: Tape measure Ruler Pencil Paper Scissors Fabric Eyelets and lace Fabric glue (possibly) Rolling pin (possibly) First things first...the pattern. To…

I’ve had this idea for a long time, to make a pouch to hold the kids arrows for their bow and arrow set. One day when the kids weren’t doing their homework – I decided to put this…

This is a template for a leather armguard. You can print the picture and make your own homemade DIY fingertab and armguard for your bow.

Make a Hunter .... Quiver: Wanting to make something to give to my brother-in law for Christmas this year I began searching the net looking for ideas. Since he is a hunter I wanted to make him something that he could use when out chasing some white tail, or at least s…

This order was a custom design that I made for my daughter and then I made one in sketchbook cover format for myself! When I get an order for a custom cover I ask the customer what they are looking for. I then design an initial cover idea. I’ll send a digital proof and the customer provides feedback. I make changes and repeat the process until we have something that the customer LOVES. I then cut and engrave the leather, dye it, stitch (by hand), finish the edges and protect it. This listing…