Showing posts with label rolled bindings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rolled bindings. Show all posts

Friday, January 29, 2016

#88

Cowhide and pigskin pouch with fabric lining, brass button & buckle; fringe added by request.  Folk art designs incised on leather flap.

 






Friday, May 22, 2015

Sunday, August 31, 2014

Shot pouch/pipe tomahawk carrier

This is a combination small pouch and carrier for a pipe tomahawk made from cowhide with pigskin trim.  There is a rawhide insert around the tomahawk blade which is secured with an antique bone button. The small pouch has rolled welts and binding and a homespun pattern lining on the decorated flap. The strap is made from hemp and with brass hardware.  This was intended as a companion piece for this game bag:  http://ewingscreekpouches.blogspot.com/2013/11/game-bag.html







Thursday, May 15, 2014

Pouch with Mark Ewing banded horn

This bag/horn set is a collaboration between myself and horner Mark Ewing.  The pouch is made from cowhide and pigskin and has fringed welts and a hemp lined flap.  The strap was made by Kris Polizzi and adjusts with a steel buckle forged by William Bisher of Black Turtle Forge.  The banded Carolina powder horn has a black walnut plug and an applied antler tip.












Friday, June 14, 2013

Shot pouch with rolled bindings

This bag was featured on the Contemporary Makers blog (http://contemporarymakers.blogspot.com/2013/04/hunting-pouch-by-eric-ewing.html).  It has an inside pocket and all of the edges are rolled.  It is aged and dyed a rich brown color.  The flap is lined with ticking.


Here is a larger version of this bag.  This one has a gusset for more capacity and a bridge connecting the flap to the body.