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Just finished upgrading the sheath I made a little over two weeks ago. I decided to cover it in buckskin, added twisted fringe on the side and straight fringe below the beadwork.

Thanks my friend. Glad they are keeping you busy.

Yes, they are brass cones.

Tacked & Beaded Sheath I finished recently, as well as some others from the past.

This is my "Go To The Woods" Gear, including my 1800's style Stag Handled Skinner forged for me by my friend Matt Lesniewski of ML Knives. I recently upgraded the tacked and beaded Sheath with crow beads and fringe. The Woodland Hawk, which has been seen here on the forum before, was forged for...

Outstanding!

I'll keep it in mind, thanks.

Thanks everyone.

Much appreciated Josh.

This is the new hunter forged for me by my buddy Matt Lesniewski of ML Knives. It has a nicely antiqued, 1095 carbon steel 3 3/4" blade, and the beaded sheath I made for it. He never fails to impress me with the quality of his work.

Sweet!!!

Excellent looking blade and sheath.

Here are two sheaths I just completed. On the left, a Tacked Sheath with a beaded rosette, and on the right, a Southwest style Tooled Concho Sheath.

I recently had this great new Stag Handled Skinner forged for me by my buddy Matt Lesniewski of ML Knives. I then created the beaded lanyard for the knife, and the "antiqued" Tacked & Beaded Sheath to go with it.

Very nice rig my friend. Now you need to make a sheath for the Hudson Bay.

Sweet

Excellent Wade. A very nice piece of work.

Impressive piece

An excellent rig my friend. Now you need to make a sheath for that Hudson Bay Knife to go with it.

Nicely done.