Make a LEATHER SPORRAN - DIY - Celtic Viking - Leather Carving

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

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[@filstewart2380]

Great sporran. More dancing in your kilt please.

[@punkrockviking]

When you ask for suggestions on Patreon I'm pretty sure I've mentioned a sporran a few times. So happy to see this one come out! I'll be making this pattern very soon!

[@ABCRK18]

This is a stunning piece man. I love it.

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

Glad you like it!

[@GregoryHaynes]

I like the sporran! Nice job sir.

[@jameswalker3490]

Mr. Dark Horse, I love this sporran pattern. It's incredibly user friendly! It has been a life saver since seemingly no one offers these elsewhere on line. WITH THAT BEING SAID, if you ever wanted to design a pattern for the hunting style sporran, I'd be the first to buy it. Thanks for your time!

[@jennglow4647]

Very cool 😀

[@maskedman517]

My goodness, sir. I am so grateful for your content. Long-time supporter!

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

Thanks for your kind words!

[@maskedman517]

@@DarkHorseWorkshop You are most welcome! You create some of the best videos regarding Leathercraft I have had the pleasure to view. I am anxious to see what new ideas come to light! Cheers, mate.

[@casgrotto]

I love this one!

[@le_fancy_squid]

13:19 okay that got me lol!

[@omarleather-craftsman9760]

Amazing leather bag . thank you very much .

[@omarleather-craftsman9760]

عمل رائع شكرا جزيلا دارك هورس .

[@angryraven]

I do leatherwork as well and it cracks me up how similar we are. The "lazy" saddle stitch, too much antique, forgettig to bevel the edge and redying are all things i do too occasionally.

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

Hahaha nice. :)

[@ThePropSlayer]

I know that animation with the punches took a minute! Very well done good sir

[@bbcustomoutdoors]

I recently made some sporrans. One thing I noticed is you talked about oiling the leather after dying. I’m not familiar with that…. (I’m a newbie to leather craft). On my sporrans, the ones I dyed black will cloud up over time. Whatever the blush is that is creating the clouded appearance is easily removed by buffing, and then they look great. But, it bothers me. Would oiling prevent that? Do you have any idea what it is? They are died with fiebings black from Hobby Lobby and finished with fiebings leather balm. Great video! Thanks!

[@deanransom2350]

Thanks for posting this. Nice work. Do dilute the resolene before air brushing ? Dilute with water or something else? What's your dilution ratio? Keep posting, still hoping to see you do a sword scabbard..you could really rock that. Thanks again.

[@darklysewn3701]

Excellent job sir! Thanks for this video. Will you be making any patterns for leather x mas tree ornaments w original art carvings this year?

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

I'm intrigued... Interesting idea...

[@kymberleematsumoto8153]

Very nice. What type of leather is the gusset? Thanks. CHEERS

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

This was deer. I'm not sure if that's a great choice since it's a bit stretchy. But it turned out decently.

[@kymberleematsumoto8153]

@@DarkHorseWorkshop I have some designer sides from Tandy, will that work for the gusset? Thanks.

[@mattsnyder9759]

I'm really excited about this and going to head over for the pattern. I got into leather work and my first project was a sporran. Needles to say it turned out...meh. I've been wanting to remake it, so now I will! Love your work! Thanks! Quick edit: I have some rabbit fur I got from a friend I've been saving for a sporran. Any suggestions beyond just sewing it in?

[@docscout]

The fastest way to crap up your kilt is to use a chain on your sporran. A nice 1/2” leather sporran is the way to go.

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

Good to know! :)

[@CorbinDeBec]

You mention being nervous about the thickness of the leather when dying the back but I may have missed why you were nervous. Was it b/c the dye can bleed thru to the carving or b/c it may cause cupping of the leather? Or maybe some other reason I haven't considered

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

Ya it can bleed through depending on thickness and cuts.

[@lisahodges8299]

Do you sell the Celtic designs separately? I embroider and quilt and can see how they could be used very easily. Birdy

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

All my artwork is on my website in art packs. So yup!

[@kenniclown3103]

The leather you use for the gusset - is it pigskin? I asked about supple upholstery leather at Tandy and he wasn't sure what that meant.

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

Not pig. I'd say upholstery is fine, I think I may have used deer here. Something soft, maluable, and not too thick.

[@Ms_AP_]

Is that just a regular staple that you put in the keeper?

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

Yes. It's a special little one that I have for my special little stapler. But it's not specific to leathercraft at all. There's a link off my website.

[@sejembalm]

An unusual take on the Scottish sporran is to make it from badger or fox pelts where the flap over the front is made from the face of the animal, usually with eerie glass eyes inserted in the eye holes. Full Mask Sporrans (essentially the same thing as Full-Face Sporrans or Head On Sporrans) are made from the pelts of animals such as raccoon, muskrat, skunk, badger or fox. They are among the oldest designs for sporrans. However, not many people use them regularly these days. - What's Good & Bad about Full Mask Sporrans? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmPZq6Cgd5KlobM

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

I've seen those. Pretty nuts.

[@mowriswesley3808]

Leather gets mushie when its fresh wet

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

For sure. Need to let it dry a bit before carving it.

[@MasteroftheBooneiverse]

This is , I think, the third time this year that I have made something I've never made before and a bout a week later you publish a video of making the same kind of thing. GET OUT OF MY HEAD!

[@MasteroftheBooneiverse]

Also, as always, you did it better lmao

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

I did it different! Nice job. :)

[@mowriswesley3808]

Gotta invent the proper cussing