Making a Leather Drinking Horn Strap | Viking Knotwork

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

Do you have any named drinking vessels amongst your friends? The Jagerhoorn is a made up word combining Jagermeister, which gets poured in it often, and the dutch word for horn.

[@EvolverDX]

Jäger is german for hunter. In low german hoorn is just horn. And Jägerhorn is the name of a mountain in germany (Erzgebirge). Funny what you got with your word combination. At first I thought you made it for a german friend. XD 👍🏻🤘🏻

[@MrEvolution47]

We might need to get him some Jackoblast, haha. [I found your channel/Patreon through RE]

[@jamesrakestraw7125]

You do a good job and good work.

[@shaunhall6834]

Damn! Viking all the way! ❤️

[@trailedge]

Wow. And I've never seen that spraying technique before!

[@danmather3489]

Hilarious end bit, very funny. Big fan! You inspired me to start leatherwork myself. Impressive build.

[@quadrupleheart]

Good stuff as always!

[@digitaIgorilla]

A drinking horn! Well there's proper medieval! Know any drinking songs?

[@SigneofHorses]

Love the bearstash!

[@adelacoburn1396]

Fantastic as always. Lol.. love the foamy mu-stash.

[@careylogan7639]

beautiful...left me with a smile on my face

[@shortyipper]

Nice work. Reminds me that I want to make a drinking horn

[@qUinnwd]

Grym video, riktigt coolt hur du gjorde remmen. med vänliga hälsningar.

[@blueharrington1893]

Cool great job thanks for sharing have a good one Happy New Year 🎆🤘☮️💟🍀😜🤟🦋cheers 🍻

[@heckaber.]

Neat build! Last time I was this early I helped edit the video hahaha

[@viorsa8200]

Excelente tutorial , en donde yo vivo antiguamente , se usaban cuernos de vaca para contener líquidos , cerrados por la parte ancha y con un pitorro en la estrecha , normalmente con un cordón para transportarlo , no con tiras de cuero tan chulas , gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia (España) 🤓

[@BlackFlagLeatherGoods]

Really cool work!

[@ArmouryTerrain]

Another great looking project. I especially liked that you used the artwork from the last livestream.

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

Thanks. Fairly simple project but figured I'd record it. :)

[@grizmileham7029]

Isakskald Bragiblot? Lemme see them runes!

[@raylt7]

cool

[@dozersfb69]

Could you do a video on decorating the horn. I'm working on a horn myself and would like to see how you did it.

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

It's on the channel

[@elliottsinclair2478]

What tracing film do you use? I use a thick vellum but looking for a more sturdy tracing medium. Thanks

[@shenlun]

Do you hae link to making te drinking horn itself, please?

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

It's on the channel.

[@vegardthedude3754]

What does the red runes on the Horn mean?

[@lordrettichvonwald3057]

I think theres an o too much shouldnt it be jägerhorn instread of jägerhoorn

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

It's spelled appropriately. It's a made up word. It gets filled with jagermeister and the hoorn is suppose to be dutch

[@nachtdiertje1972]

Nice work, but the real way of writing this German word is "Jägershorn" (huntershorn), with 1 o in stead of 2 o's. Now the horn is Dutch (with 2 o's) and the Jägers is German. You can also write it as Jagdhorn, which means huntinghorn. Sorry :-(

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

It's spelled appropriately. It's a made up word. It gets filled with jagermeister and the hoorn is suppose to be dutch

[@nachtdiertje1972]

@@DarkHorseWorkshop Sorry, I am dutch and the dutch word for horn (german or english) is definitely hoorn. I'm indeed not familiar with this made up word, so my excuses for that , sir.

[@18deadmonkeys]

Got Mead? very nice!